King Tut returns after the harmless college professor reverts to his villainous self. He starts his new crime spree by sending two of his Tutlings to steal a collection of scarabs, and Batman soon realizes that the scarabs hold the key to a mind-control potion that will let Tut conquer Gotham City.
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Adam West |
Bruce N. Wayne/Batman |
Burt Ward |
Richard "Dick" Grayson/Robin The Boy Wonder |
Alan Napier |
Alfred Pennyworth |
Stafford Repp |
Chief O'Hara |
William Dozier |
Narrator |
Neil Hamilton (I) |
Commissioner James W. Gordon |
Rene Paul |
Man of Distinction |
Guest Star |
Boyd Santell |
Sethos |
Guest Star |
Michael Pataki |
Amenophis Tewfik |
Guest Star |
Victor Buono |
King Tut |
Recurring Role |
When the Tutlings steal the Sphinx, they say there's only one light on in the house. However, there are two lights on in the house behind them.
Narrator: A quiet, balmy midnight in Gotham City. Not a creature is stirring, except these creatures... though they're barely stirring. And this creature - an Egyptian King? And a tank full of crocodiles? In our beloved borough?
Gordon: I still don't understand how you could be rendered unconscious by a... lead pencil.
Man of Distinction: "Pestle," Commissioner. A lead pestle.
Batman: (on the phone) Hello, Dean Gerber, this is Batman. "Batman." B-A-T-M-A-N. That's right, Dean Gerber, in Gotham City.
King Tut: Breathe, my children. Free yourselves from the arms of Osiris. Shake off the shackles of the sepulcher. Live... live... live!
Amenophis Tewfik: They ain't livin'.
Robin: And, uh, what's in the back room?
Royal Apothecary: Trolls and ghouls and amulets. Evil spells that will turn your bones to celery stalks.
Batman: Nonetheless, I think we should take a look for ourselves.
Narrator: Is Robin doomed? Those crocodiles look mighty hungry. Was Tut right? They'd soon be having a tasty dinner? Or was he merely shedding crocodile tears? Above all, will Batman arrive before the Boy Wonder's perch slide's away? Tune in your Batsets tomorrow. Same Time. Same Channel.
Batman: I know. Hieroglyphics self-taught are a chore, Robin. But, it is a surefire way to unravel the secrets of the ancient mystics.
Robin: But what is it?
Batman: Scarabaeus Sacer. A species of ancient Egyptian beetle. Sacred to the Sun God, Hymeopolos. And from which the term "scarab" is derived. But you should know that, Robin. If you're up on your studies of Egyptology.
Robin: You're right.
Green Hornet: (meeting Batman and Robin while they are climbing a building) What are you doing here?
Batman: I might ask you the same question.
Green Hornet: Pursuing the enemies of law and order, wherever they happen to be.
Batman: Aren't you in the wrong city?
Green Hornet: On special assignment for The Daily Sentinel. You know my aide, Kato?
Batman: Robin, the Boy Wonder.
Green Hornet: Well, I don't want to hold you up from your crimefighting.
Batman: Thank you and good luck to you, Mr Hornet.
Kato: Nice to have met you.
Robin: (Green Hornet and Kato close the window) Gosh, Batman. What are they dressed like that for?
Madge Blake is credited but doesn't appear.
Robin is left hanging at the end of this story while Batman drives the Batmobile racing to find him.
Commissioner Gordon celebrates his wedding anniversary in these episodes.
This is Victor Buono's 3rd appearance as King Tut. He previously appeared in Season 1 episodes "The Curse Of Tut" & "The Pharoah's In A Rut".
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