Why is there a door over the Batpoles exit in the bottom Batcave half?

Lounge lizard wrote: ↑Mon Jul 01, 2024 5:34 am Just a little nod to the 1966 series: https://tinypic.host/image/1000000760.DNkyIM

It’s very cool they’d take the time to do that.

Did anybody else note this brilliant statement in the blurb?

The Batmobile was introduced into the Corgi range after the popularity of the 1966 Batman TV series starring Adam West (as Batman) and Dick Grayson (as Robin).

Amazingly, those are very likely two different groups with the same name. There were several Batman-themed groups.

Interesting. I’ll have to dig deeper…

Definitely ordering this. Thanks.

Such a classic and hilarious show…

I’m a Cubs fan, too. I’d definitely buy it if it were painted as a Cub.

It’s from this book:

https://mcfarlandbooks.com/product/primetime-1966-1967/

This of course proves nothing about the supposed PSA, Ben, but I find it interesting that there’s a quote attributed to Dozier confirming the incidents, if not the filmed footage itself.

Great job with the video. I’m sure the book will be fascinating.

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Great review, Ben. And spot on.

It’s definitely a Shakespeare bust—the highlight of the movie for me. I did enjoy the film. It’s a complicated and grim story but it held my interest. I liked the Batman-Catwoman relationship and Jeffrey Wright as Commissioner Gordon is outstanding. The Bat cowl is also very well done. It does fall ...