Batgirl: Little Louy Groovy's so confident. Robin: The more he's with Batman the more amazing he seems.
Batman: The mirror's broken Catwoman, and the last cat has crossed our path. From now on all the luck is with us.
Joker(unwisely lights a match while talking): Look, there it is, the gunpowder it's all clearly marked. Robin: Gunpowder? Batman: PUT THAT MATCH OUT YOU FOOL!
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.
Little Louy Grouvy: Those cats were the thieves: the chick with the swinging outfit, the CREEP with the green hair and those four clowns.
Joker(Shocked): No, you're GAPUMP, FINI, DEFUNCT. Batman: We're very much NOT defunct Joker. Neither is Batgirl.
Joker: It's easy when you know the key.
Joker: That's the first time I've ever heard a cat purr in French.
In this episode, the Joker reacts with surprise that Batman is alive. This is because there was a bat-trap planned for the end, but never filmed as the producers decided against another three-parter.
Pierre Salinger was John F. Kennedy's press secretary. He later became a foreign correspondent for ABC News.
There is a photograph of Vice-President Richard Milhous Nixon in the courtroom.
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 antagonists.
Phoney Island is an allusion to Coney Island, New York. It is one of the worlds most famous beach and amusement park areas in the world.
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