The scene with the little old lady buying a hot rod from Laughing Leo is a reference to the song "The Little Old Lady From Pasadena". The little old lady says "I came all the way from Pasadena to buy this car!", and was portrayed by Kathryn Minner, the same woman portraying the famous "little old lady" on the Jan and Dean album of the same name.
Shame (as Batman and Robin are tied to stakes on the ground): I bet you are probably wondering what this is fer. Batman: That thought did cross my mind. Shame: Pretty soon, I'm gonna shoot this trusty six-shooter of mine and when I do, a herd of cattle are gonna come stompin' this way in a mighty big hurry. Robin: Holy stampede! Shame: Now those cows don't stop coming for no man. Not even you, Bat-Fella! And when they get through stompin', there ain't gonna be enough of you left to put in a thimble! Batman: Shame on you, Shame! Shame: Watch yer tongue! Asta la Vista, pardners! I'll tell everybody you died with your bad boots on (Shame laughs as he shoots his gun and leaves as the cows start stampeding driven by the shots of the guns of Shame's henchmen). Narrator: Have Batman and Robin at last bitten the dust?? Is this the big casino?? Are the Dynamic Duo heading for the last roundup?? If you have the intestinal fortitude to learn the answers to these questions, tune in tomorrow!! Shame Time!! Shame Channel!!
This is the first appearance of Shame.
The Alfred cycle previously appeared in The Joker's Provokers.
Cliff Robertson would later be involved with another superhero, Spider-Man. He portrayed Peter Parker's Uncle Ben Parker in 2002's Spider-Man & 2004's Spider-Man 2.
The music heard on Andy's transistor radio is the same as the discotheque music heard in The What A Way To Go-Go discotheque in the series premiere, Hi Diddle Riddle and also in the second-season debut, Shoot A Crooked Arrow during The Dynamic Duo's Batclimb encounter with Dick Clark.
The title Come Back, Shame is based on the catch cry that Joey Starrett, portrayed by Brandon DeWilde, uttered at the end of the 1953 Paramount Western Shane, which starred Alan Ladd in the title role.
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