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The Joke's on Catwoman (2)Episode Number: 111 Season Num: 3 First Aired: January 4, 1968 Prod Code: 1715-Pt. 2 |
As The Dynamic Duo depart in their Batmobile, Batgirl tries to rev up her Batgirlcycle, but it refuses to start. Joker and Catwoman leap from the bushes, and reveal to her that they swiped the spark plug from her beloved bike, preventing it from working. They then capture Batgirl and tie her up on the front lawn with deadly Cat Whiskers (Holy Bondage!), which when exposed to body heat will contract and strangle her to death! After Joker and Catwoman leave, Batgirl uses her nose to activate the lawn sprinkler, causing The Cat Whiskers to expand and spare her life. She then hurries to Gordon's office and arranges to meet Batman and Robin at The Grimalkin Novelty Company. Arriving at the archcriminals' hideaway, The Dynamic Trio overhear the villains' entire plan. The fiends depart for Phoney Island to find the secluded gunpowder, unaware of The Trio are dogging their every move! Later, at Phoney island, the villains find the gunpowder is hidden somewhere inside the lighthouse. While searching the house, The Trio ambush and try to apprehend the crooks, when The Joker, trying to make a break for it, trips a switch, accidentally revealing the gunpowder!
Without thinking the Joker lights a match so he can examine the gunpowder more closely, and as Batman wrestles the match away from him, it is unwittingly tossed into the gunpowder and sets it off! Batman quickly protects everyone with Antiblast Batpowder, and as The Trio prepares to deliver the criminals to the pokey, The Catwoman demands legal aid: Lucky Pierre, who has never lost a case (Holy Perry Mason!). Later, in court, Pierre refuses to crossexamine any of Batman's witnesses, despite the latter acting as prosecutor. Unknown to The Caped Crusader, the entire jury has secretly been replaced with Catwoman's former henchmen, who issue a dishonest not-guilty verdict! (Holy Fixed Jury!) Unfortunately, the jury foreman loses his disguise at the end of the trial, and, after Batman recognizes him, pulls a machine gun! Batman quickly disarms the gunsel, The Joker and his men rise to battle, and the crooks are rounded up. Lucky Pierre finally loses his first case, and he angrily discards all of his lucky charms and storms out.
Later, Louie The Lilac surprises Barbara Gordon @ The Gotham Library...
Without thinking the Joker lights a match so he can examine the gunpowder more closely, and as Batman wrestles the match away from him, it is unwittingly tossed into the gunpowder and sets it off! Batman quickly protects everyone with Antiblast Batpowder, and as The Trio prepares to deliver the criminals to the pokey, The Catwoman demands legal aid: Lucky Pierre, who has never lost a case (Holy Perry Mason!). Later, in court, Pierre refuses to crossexamine any of Batman's witnesses, despite the latter acting as prosecutor. Unknown to The Caped Crusader, the entire jury has secretly been replaced with Catwoman's former henchmen, who issue a dishonest not-guilty verdict! (Holy Fixed Jury!) Unfortunately, the jury foreman loses his disguise at the end of the trial, and, after Batman recognizes him, pulls a machine gun! Batman quickly disarms the gunsel, The Joker and his men rise to battle, and the crooks are rounded up. Lucky Pierre finally loses his first case, and he angrily discards all of his lucky charms and storms out.
Later, Louie The Lilac surprises Barbara Gordon @ The Gotham Library...
| Writer: | Stanley Ralph Ross |
| Director: | Oscar Rudolph |
| Star: | 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), Yvonne Craig (Barbara Gordon/Batgirl [ season 3 ]), 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: | David Lewis (Warden Chrichton), Gil Perkins (Foreman), Cesar Romero (The Joker) |
| Guest Star: | Sandy Kevin (Giggler), Bobby Hall (Laugher), Pierre Salinger (Lucky Pierre), Rusty Lane (Judge), Ronald Long (Karnaby Katz), Dick Kallman (Little Louie Groovy), Joe E. Ross (Louie Groovy's Agent), Louis Quinn (Mr. Keeper), Eartha Kitt (Catwoman), Christine Nelson (Mrs. Keeper) |
Pierre Salinger was John F. Kennedy's press secretary. He later became a foreign correspondent for ABC News.
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There is a photograph of Vice-President Richard Milhous Nixon in the courtroom.
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Incidentally, Catwoman and Joker are among Batman's earliest comic book adversaries, initially appearing in Batman #1 (Spring 1940), and became the best-known and most frequently seen Batman anatagonists.
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Batgirl: Little Louy Groovy's so confident.
Robin: The more he's with Batman the more amazing he seems. (edit) Batman: The mirror's broken catwoman, and the last cat has crossed our path. From now on all the luck is with us. (edit) Joker: Look, there it is, the gunpowder(unwisely lights a match)it's all clearly marked.
Robin: Gunpowder?
Batman: PUT THAT MATCH OUT YOU FOOL! (edit) Mr. Keeper: THIS IS PRIVATE PROPERTY!
Joker: A lighthouse? Private Property? (Laughs)
Mr. Keeper: Well, private, PUBLIC, property. It means, 'YOU KEEP OFF!'
(Outside The Lighthouse)
Batman: I think we've heard enough. (edit) Little Louy Grouvy: Those cats were the theives: the chick with the swinging outfit, the CREEP with the green hair and those four clowns. (edit)
Robin: The more he's with Batman the more amazing he seems. (edit) Batman: The mirror's broken catwoman, and the last cat has crossed our path. From now on all the luck is with us. (edit) Joker: Look, there it is, the gunpowder(unwisely lights a match)it's all clearly marked.
Robin: Gunpowder?
Batman: PUT THAT MATCH OUT YOU FOOL! (edit) Mr. Keeper: THIS IS PRIVATE PROPERTY!
Joker: A lighthouse? Private Property? (Laughs)
Mr. Keeper: Well, private, PUBLIC, property. It means, 'YOU KEEP OFF!'
(Outside The Lighthouse)
Batman: I think we've heard enough. (edit) Little Louy Grouvy: Those cats were the theives: the chick with the swinging outfit, the CREEP with the green hair and those four clowns. (edit)
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