Egghead has the raw I.Q., while Bookworm is much more literate.

If it weren't for his issues with being a failed author, he'd be one of the MOST dangerous villains in the batch.

As it is, I'd rate him at #4, with Catwoman being #1, Riddler being #2, and the Joker and Penguin sharing the #3 spot.

She also wouldn't make a good Batgirl.

A really comedic Catwoman? Fran Drescher.

Okay, put the torches away and let me explain.

If she's not using her Fran Fine voice, she's a very good actress, and very funny. Not to mention she's got a figure I'd give my eyeteeth to have.

Had the show maintained the quality of the first season, would he have been a good fit for the 60's? I know that he was introduced in the 1970's, mostly to counteract the campiness of the 60's, but let's pretend that he had been introduced in the comics and the show back then. Who could have played ...

They had spanx back then????

I thought it was a skort; skirt and shorts combined.

Mind you, I STILL wouldn't wear it; on account of my booty not being the best.

I could never wear a skirt that short! LOL!

Honestly, she looked amazing in that outfit.

Although, the phrase 'wardrobe malfunction' springs to mind.

Aunt Harriet was raised in Scotland? Or is she simply quoting "Brigadoon"?

SNORK!!!

Dude, you have GOT to stop posting these pictures!

I just sprayed my screen with Diet Pepsi!

And pink just is NOT his color!

Pretty sad thing to hear.

Jason Carter for the Joker.

Zoe Saldana for Catwoman.

David Tennant for the Riddler.

Jason Alexander for the Penguin.

If he wasn't dead, I'd say Dom DeLuise for the role of King Tut.

Patrick Stewart for Egghead.

Daniel Radcliffe for Bookworm.

Alan Cummings for Alfred.

Not to mention she was better looking even in her late middle age than Bankhead.

I don't think they were destined to be bad, per se. It's just that some of the concepts were so terrible on paper, how could they translate well to the screen? Simple; they didn't. Some of the created characters worked well; like Bookworm. Ingenious, menacing, highly educated, and more than a little...

Oy.

It seemed to me that most of the second and just about the entire third season had miscast villains, except for the main four. Minerva could have been interesting, if they had gone with a better actress. Chandel and Harry? They were both awful. The concept was okay on paper, but Liberace???? Great s...

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I have a doozy of a cold, so I can't go either.