I always thought Joker and Penguin appeared in the same number of episodes. Was I wrong? Does anyone know the number for each actor?
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What's the deal with 1966 Penguin?
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Re: What's the deal with 1966 Penguin?
Burgess Meredith and Cesar Romero both appeared in 19 episodes -- 6 each in Season 1, 9 each in Season 2 and 4 each in Season 3. (If Meredith had appeared in the second part of the Zodiac episodes in Season Two, then he would have outpaced Romero by 1 episode.)Gernot wrote:I always thought Joker and Penguin appeared in the same number of episodes. Was I wrong? Does anyone know the number for each actor?
Both actors appeared in the feature film. Also, the characters of the Penguin and the Joker appeared in Season 3's Dr. Cassandra adventure.
So, Meredith and Romero definitely set the pace for special guest villain appearances. (Julie Newmar finished third with 13 appearances and Frank Gorshin finished fourth with 9 appearances plus the movie.)
Re: What's the deal with 1966 Penguin?
Yeah , "Fine Finny Fiends" was awesome......the s3 with the poisonous money was poor writing imo
Re: What's the deal with 1966 Penguin?
Victor Buono as King Tut had eight appearances, the most of any made-for-TV villain. And of course, Newmar set the 'single-season' record with 11 appearances in S2.Edward Nigma wrote: So, Meredith and Romero definitely set the pace for special guest villain appearances. (Julie Newmar finished third with 13 appearances and Frank Gorshin finished fourth with 9 appearances plus the movie.)
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Re: What's the deal with 1966 Penguin?
According to this production document, the Penguin was the third most popular villain in October, 1966.
http://www.batmantelevisionseries.com/# ... /image1zg7
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