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06-17-2023, 02:00 AM
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In this Batman video I take a look at the 1966 Batman second season goofs and mistakes in props, plots, acting, and effects that you might have missed when this television series first aired in the 60's on ABC television including the famous Green Hornet, Kato, Batman and Robin team-up starring Van Williams, Bruce Lee, Adam West, and Burt Ward. Goofs happen in all TV series, but they can still be quite surprising when you notice them.
I look at the confusing timeline and continuity issues with the Green Hornet in the '66 Batman universe.
I also look at the time Burt Ward put his glove on backwards, and when Julie Newmar as Catwoman accidentally answer the phone upside down. Also, in this video Burt Ward gets the giggles. A World War II TV character named Colonel Klink shows up as if the war is still going on. John Astin's goofs up a jump as the Riddler, well, sort of. And underwater fight scene is obviously not done in the water, and how does Batman not realize his costume is a little out of the ordinary.
The episodes I look at for these goofs are "A Piece of the Action" ,"Batman's Satisfaction", "The Duo Defy", "The Joker's Provokers", "The Cat's Meow", "It's How You Play the Game", "Caught in the Spider's Den", "The Spell of Tut", and "Batman's Anniversary".
In this Batman video I take a look at the 1966 Batman second season goofs and mistakes in props, plots, acting, and effects that you might have missed when this television series first aired in the 60's on ABC television including the famous Green Hornet, Kato, Batman and Robin team-up starring Van Williams, Bruce Lee, Adam West, and Burt Ward. Goofs happen in all TV series, but they can still be quite surprising when you notice them.
I look at the confusing timeline and continuity issues with the Green Hornet in the '66 Batman universe.
I also look at the time Burt Ward put his glove on backwards, and when Julie Newmar as Catwoman accidentally answer the phone upside down. Also, in this video Burt Ward gets the giggles. A World War II TV character named Colonel Klink shows up as if the war is still going on. John Astin's goofs up a jump as the Riddler, well, sort of. And underwater fight scene is obviously not done in the water, and how does Batman not realize his costume is a little out of the ordinary.
The episodes I look at for these goofs are "A Piece of the Action" ,"Batman's Satisfaction", "The Duo Defy", "The Joker's Provokers", "The Cat's Meow", "It's How You Play the Game", "Caught in the Spider's Den", "The Spell of Tut", and "Batman's Anniversary".