Batman is a 1960s American television series. Based on the comic book character Batman, it aired on the American Broadcasting Company (ABC) for 2½ seasons from January 12, 1966 to March 14, 1968. Because the series had two weekly installments for most of its tenure, it contained the same number of episodes as a four and a half year or even a five y
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TV Movie: Return to the Batcave: The Mis… Aired: Mar. 09, 2003Adam West and Burt Ward are back together again and stumble upon a plot to steal the batmobile from a charity auction. Along the was they remember … [continue reading]
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Previous Episodes
- 03x26 Minerva, Ma… (Mar. 14, 1968)
- 03x25 The Entranc… (Mar. 07, 1968)
- 03x24 The Joker&#… (Feb. 29, 1968)
- 03x23 I'll Be… (Feb. 22, 1968)
- 03x22 The Great T… (Feb. 08, 1968)
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Show's Cast / Crew
Directors
- Oscar Rudolph (37 episodes)
- James B. Clark (15 episodes)
- George Waggner (10 episodes)
Writers
- Bob Kane (111 episodes)
- Stanley Ralph Ross (27 episodes)
- Charles Hoffman (22 episodes)
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Series Fun Facts
- ABC initially ordered the series for the 1966-67 TV season. However finding themselves in desperate need of programming, the network decided to add the show as a mid-season replacement in…
[show]ABC initially ordered the series for the 1966-67 TV season. However finding themselves in desperate need of programming, the network decided to add the show as a mid-season replacement in January, 1966.
[hide] - The Shakespeare bust used to slide open the bookcase and expose the batpoles had an electric switch that couldn't open the bookcase but it did turn on a light behind the set to signal the…
[show]The Shakespeare bust used to slide open the bookcase and expose the batpoles had an electric switch that couldn't open the bookcase but it did turn on a light behind the set to signal the crew to slide it open.
[hide] - In the first season, Burt Ward (Robin) was paid $350 per week.
