didn't need a video to sell it to me, anything Chuck makes is always top notch. Oh , to have had this stuff back in the '60's.

I think the figure itself is too bulky, too overly muscled, which you see a lot on these type of figures.

I'm surprised there isn't more interest in this post, if true it kind of changes everything about the origin of Batman on TV. Knowing how much of show business PR is BS it would not surprise me at all that Dozier's version is bunk.

I agree Bob is fantastic

I will check ye ol' storage locker

I actually taped it on a reel to reel tape player. I still have the tape but no player

I don't think any homeowners in California will find this commercial very amusing.

just listened to it and was disappointed there was barely any mention of Van Williams , you know, the star of the show. No "what was it like to work with Van" or " what kind of guy was Van"? Al's only concern was that his character was a wimp, odd.

oh I love me some Little Louie Groovy. Having said that, these are the kind of characters you end up with when you had middle-aged squares writing about the counter-culture in 1967. It reminds me of the kind of dialogue you got between Peter Parker and his girlfriends MJ Watson or Gwen Stacey. Once ...

BATWINGED HORNET wrote: ↑Sun Jun 08, 2025 11:08 am Thank you for this rare interview with Mr Huang! Thoughts on the interview in a couple of das.

can't wait.

I vividly remember this commercial running in the summer of "66. I had no idea who the Green Hornet was but I knew Van Williams from Surfside-Six. Also the mask in some of the clips appeared in only one episode, "Programmed for Death" but it ended up being featured on a lot of the mer...

I can think of a lot of lame TV shows in the 70s that had great themes written by top notch composers. "Flying High" was a cheap attempt to rip off "Love Boat" by doing stories in the air and focusing on the stewardesses (Connie Sellecca's first TV show). It had a good jaunty th...

man, some people

AndyFish wrote: ↑Tue Nov 26, 2024 7:10 pm The description says plastic, Lou.
It's listed as shipping in January-- so nobody is getting this under their tree unless you leave your tree up for a month-- for myself I'm always happy to see the tree go up but I'm happier to see it come down and get the space back.

Old Mr.Scrooge

you can get the entire series in better quality from different people online. There is one I purchased that claims to be Blu-ray that is a very sharp picture.