Thanks, Ben and John. :) I just listened to it, and even mentioned it in another thread . ;) I agree that the Penguin/Marsha eps aren't the greatest, but do have their moments. And thanks for the mention of how the one ride in the Batmobile used 3 different movie studios. I love that kind of behind-...

I was watching some tours of the Warner Bros backlot on youtube, and found a tour guide training video. There probably aren't a lot of people here that are interested in backlots, but I figured I'd post this in case anyone wanted to see the area around the Gotham City Police Headquarters facade. I c...

Nice article. Thanks!

I'd like to see a section dedicated just to fan fiction. That would probably save everyone a lot of grief. I'd like to see a fan fiction section also since I'm used to it from another fandom's message board, but that's up to Scott if he wants one, plus it would also be a lot of work to search out o...

9. "Don't touch that golden pussy, Robin! It could be radioactive!" The line actually used in Better Luck Next Time was, "Don't hold that cat so close to your face! Some of the radioactive spray may rub off on you." I actually question whether Adam's version of the line, quoted ...

Sounds like if I would have remembered to go back for the third round Batman would have already been out of the running, so I didn't miss anything by forgetting. Bummer that it got knocked out so early since it made it to the Final Four last year.

Thanks, Jim K.

Wow, I totally forgot all about this after the second vote. Does anybody know how far Batman got? Looks like it's down now to Star Trek and MASH.

you'll be happy to know that I've been trying to come up with a script for the Sea Hag (I really HATE that name, though! She's a hot blonde and as Scott Sebring points out, POPEYE ALREADY has a nemesis by that name. What in the world were the TOPPS Cards artists THINKING!?) I totally agree with you...

Thanks for another entertaining story! Love the clever little items throughout, and I can hear the characters' voices as I read. Good job!

I have no idea if this is true, but the one reviewer of the episode on IMDB says the following: "Broadcast no. 57 (Mar 11 1968), "Monkees Blow Their Minds" was actually filmed a year earlier (Apr 18-20 1967), but featured a special introduction shot around Christmastime: Frank Zappa, ...

Interesting! Thanks for that find. I wonder how that came about, though? From what I read, the two shows weren't done by the same studio, and not on the same network.

Wow, congratulations, Bob!

Thanks for solving the mystery.

Did anybody notice it never rains or snows, but it's always sunny in Gotham City? I want to live there! Yeah, that open Batmobile would never survive on the East Coast, where Gotham City SHOULD be. Good ol' sunny California. ;) I did notice one or two episodes where the streets were wet on the Warn...

I think Batman is up against I Love Lucy this time. That may be a pretty tough one to beat.