Batman (1966):

Batman (1966): The Bat's Kow Tow

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Batman & Robin free themselves from the echo chamber only to find out that Catwoman has taken Chad & Jeremy's voices and is holding them for ransom. The Caped Crusaders track down Catwoman and capture her and return the British duo's voices. Read full recap »

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Writers:: Stanley Ralph Ross

Director:: James B. Clark

Stars:: Adam West (Bruce N. Wayne/Batman); Madge Blake (Aunt Harriet Cooper [ seasons 1-2 ]); Burt Ward (Richard "Dick" Grayson/Robin The Boy Wonder); Alan Napier (Alfred Pennyworth); Stafford Repp (Chief O'Hara); William Dozier (the narrator); David Lewis (Warden Crichton); Byron Keith (Mayor Linseed); Neil Hamilton (I) (Commissioner James W. Gordon)

Recurring Role:: Julie Newmar (The Catwoman)

Guest Star:: Tom Castronova (Meanie); Chuck Henderson (Miney); Ric Roman (Moe); Joe Flynn (Benton Belgoody); Jay Sebring (Mr. Oceanbrig); Peter Leeds (Harry Upps); Maurice Dallimore (Sir Sterling Habits); Anthony Eustrez (British Butler); Steve Allen (Allen Stevens); Calvin Brown (Newsman); James O'Hara (Policeman); Judy Strangis (First Girl); Sharyn Wynters (Eenie); Jeremy Clyde (himself); Chad Stuart (Himself); Cindy Ferarre (2nd Girl)

Chad & Jeremy perform Distant Shores and Teen-Age Failure. edit »

Comissioner Gordon said to Bruce Wayne that his grandchildren told him to come and see Chad and Jeremy, for all we know Barbara Gordon is his only daughter and she has no children.
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At the time this episode aired, Steve Allen was hosting the panel game show I've Got a Secret. edit »
Maurice Dallimore played the British Delegate in the 1966 Batman: The Movie. edit »

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Steve Allen self-parodizes himself in this episode. edit »
Sir Sterling's butler is called Rhett, a rather unusual name for a manservant. Put the two together and you get Rhett Butler, the main character of Gone With The Wind. edit »