They spoke when the surfboards Batman and Robin were in were about to explode.

Milton Berle played an Gotham Penitentiary inmate turned rooftop guard in the Ma Parker episode in season 2, then became Louie the lilac in season 3.

If it's Batman's bat-a-rang, why does it have a Robin logo on it?

I believe that Adam said in the dvd "Adam West Naked" that the Wayne Manor poles were 10 feet and the Batcave poles were 40 feet.

It looks like the pattern on Batman's "baggies".

Olan Soule was actually in an episode of Batman as well.

That cowl is from late season two, My least favorite of all the cowls. He also wore it in the Batgirl pilot.

I would love for the exhibit to go on tour across the country so Batfans in other cities can see it.

That sounds amazing! I wish they would have used it in the soundtrack for the last two animated movies.

The reverse side of the Bat computer has a brown shelf that is supposed to represent Wayne Manor.

The computer is terrific. I also like the pilot cowl that you have on. My favorite from the show.

I believe the reason the screen test costume was designed the way it was is that the yellow oval surrounding the bat emblem on batman's chest wasn't introduced until 1964. so they probably weren't aware of it when they designed the costume. The pilot was filmed in 1965.

Julie looks like she could STILL play Catwoman.

Ive got another one. In the movie, where they are stuck to the buoy and The villains are firing torpedoes at them, Batman uses his Bat communicator in reverse polarity to send out waves of super energy to jam the torpedoes. The Penguin deduces, " He must have a Super Energy Reverse Polarizer!!!

In part 2 of the first Penguin episode, Batman fires the Bat-zooka to shoot their grappling hook over a wall that was too high to throw the bat-a rang. One of the Penguin's goons heard the blast and said "What was that?" The other goon said " Sounds like a Bat-zooka!" That cracks...