In this episode, Bruce Wayne is the only one to have a cliffhanger. (edit) William Boyett would later go on to play another police officer taking on the role of Sgt. Bill "Mac" McDonald on Adam 12 TV series from September 1968 to May 1975. (edit) Olan Soule also played Aristotle "Tut" Jones in the Captain Midnight television series. (edit) Emmanuel Thomas (Reporter) returned to play another Gotham news journalist in the 1966 Batman movie: Mr. Stanley of The Gotham Globe. (edit) King Tut is the first original major antagonist for Batman, one not previously found in the comic books! (edit) Ironically, Olan Soule would later go onto voice Batman in the cartoon series of SuperFriends, The All-New SuperFriends Hour, SuperFriends (1978), Challenge of the SuperFriends, The World's Greatest SuperFriends, and SuperFriends (1980). Adam West would take over the voice in SuperFriends: The Legendary Super Powers Show and The Super Powers Team: Galactic Guardians. (edit)

King Tut: (To Nefertiti) How many times must I tell you? Queens consume nectar and ambrosia not hot dogs! (edit)

Trivia: The week this episode aired, TVGuide magazine incorrectly named actor Robert Morley as the villain King Tut instead of Victor Buono. (edit) Trivia: The ambulance was latered used as the Ghostbusters car in the 1984 movie Ghostbusters. (edit) Trivia: Notice when Bruce is ready to escape from the ambulance, the interior shot shows what appears to be a set of double doors (hinges at both sides, split down the middle), yet from the outside, it's the standard single rear door that's shown. (edit)

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