It's the last episode so that means we're gonna go out with a bang, right? Well maybe. I doubt it. I mean Zsa Zsa Gabore is the final villain. Is this real life? No. It's Batman
Cassandra wants to take over Gotham from the patriarchy. Good thing too since Commish and the Chief are bumbling tools. The 60's were a weird time and this episode pretty much proves that. Groovy.
One last go around for your old pal, The Joker and this time he's pulling out all the stops. He got a freakin' Flying Saucer you guys! I sure hope he doesn't have some short Italian guy painted green. Oh he does? OK I give up.
The Lilac is Back, Jack! Get ready for a scheme to get flowers, take over Gotham and then a take over the world or something. You get it? Cuz I don't
Bad-Guy-Team-Up TIME!!!! Joker and Eartha Kitt's Catwoman join together to do something...with a weird car.... Look I gotta be honest, I'm still getting over the holiday break so I don't remember what this was about. But Bad-Guy-Team-Up you guys!!!
Man oh man. This was the third episode with Egghead and Olga and it was definitely the table scraps episode. An omelet of indifference if you would.
Remember Catwoman? Well you wont remember her like this! Eartha Kitt stars as the feline femme fatale. Oooo I impressed myself there with that alliteration.
Batman and Robin go to England to find that the 1% get their kicks by stealing fancy things. All Batman wanted to do was check out some dude's lawn. Bloody hell!
Joker is determined to become king of the surf and there's nothing to stop him but our heroes and quite possibly a fear of water. We also talk with Johnny Green who was the lead singer of Johnny Green and Green Men which was featured in this episode. Hang Ten! Or eleven, whatever it takes.
Egg puns and commies - that's what this episode is about. Oh and hatching a dinosaur for some reason. Spared no expense.
The rumors are true about Milton Burle... He's the notorious flower gangster Louie the Lilac in this episode. What did you think I was talking about? Oh really? You're a sick individual.
Looks like someone bonked a professor in the head again. Tut is back in all his overacting glory. Ten bucks says this episode has something to do with ancient Egypt. Good thing Barbara Gordon studies it in her spare time while talking to her pet bird like a crazy person.
Penguin is back with a sidekick...kind of. Lola Lasagna puts in a sub par performance in these two episodes as there's some kind of caper going on with umbrellas and horse jockeys and whatever. We see Batgirl on a horse- So there's that.
Sometimes a villain comes along that makes you question why you even got into crime fighting in the first place. You almost root for them to succeed. Such is the case with The Siren. She's dreamy.
Gorshin is back!!! HUZZAH!!! HUZAAAAH!!!! Riddler decides to get super odd and ends up boxing Batman. Yeah season three starts to get real weird real fast.
You've been waiting for her and here she is. Batgurrrrl...Batgirl! She's packs quite the wallop against Gotham's biggest foes. For her first battle, she matches wits with Penguin as he uses the most devious weapon known to man - a marriage proposal! Oof. Yeah.
Before we dive utility belt first into the final season, we first watch the brand new movie now on demand
Green Hornet and Kato visits Gotham City to check out the new Wegman's that just opened downtown. After taking one too many free samples of ranch flavored tater tots, Batman sets up a sting to catch him once and for all.
Julie, Julie, Julie. We are certainly going to miss you around here. For her last romp through Gotham City, Julie Newmar as Catwoman absolutely kills it as an incoming college freshman. Will Batman see her through to graduation? Can she pay off her student loans in time? One way to find out.
This one is about the Joker and his Joker Mobile. Which is ridiculous. It also probably features Alfred doing most of the heavy lifting and Batman and Robin getting all the credit. Kinda like Inspector Gadget. Man I hated that show.