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04-27-2026, 01:49 AM
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In this episode, we’re taking another road trip to Gotham City to pull back the cowl and dig deeper into the Batman '66 TV series. We will be examining the story that has been established as part of Bat-Lore for over thirty years.
The story is after ABC canceled the show in early 1968, NBC agreed to pick it up for another season. NBC then discovered that 20th Century-Fox had already destroyed the sets. NBC would not spend the hundreds of thousands of dollars needed to rebuild the expensive sets, and so the plans were dropped.
This story has been repeated time and time again in interviews, fan forums, on IMDB and Wikipedia, articles about the series, books about the series, even cast member’s memoirs, and it’s dramatic enough to sound true. According to Batman, Robin, and Batgirl it is true. But is it so?
Join us as we reveal the truth as to whether NBC really tried to save Batman for a fourth season?
In this episode, we’re taking another road trip to Gotham City to pull back the cowl and dig deeper into the Batman '66 TV series. We will be examining the story that has been established as part of Bat-Lore for over thirty years.
The story is after ABC canceled the show in early 1968, NBC agreed to pick it up for another season. NBC then discovered that 20th Century-Fox had already destroyed the sets. NBC would not spend the hundreds of thousands of dollars needed to rebuild the expensive sets, and so the plans were dropped.
This story has been repeated time and time again in interviews, fan forums, on IMDB and Wikipedia, articles about the series, books about the series, even cast member’s memoirs, and it’s dramatic enough to sound true. According to Batman, Robin, and Batgirl it is true. But is it so?
Join us as we reveal the truth as to whether NBC really tried to save Batman for a fourth season?