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Can you fill in these Batman episode titles with the right villains?
Was it the Joker, the Penguin or the Clock King that had a flying saucer?
The iconic theme song, the wonky camera angles and Robin’s catchphrases all help make the Sixties Batman a fan favorite, but what really sets it apart are the gloriously over-the-top villains. The series featured obscure personalities like Egghead and Bookworm along with well-known adversaries like the Joker and the Riddler.
Many of the show’s fun episode titles featured a villain. We’ve covered up the names in the images below. Can you fill in who belongs in each title?
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______ is Wild
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The Curse of ______
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The ______'s Nest
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The ______ Cometh
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Pop Goes the ______
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______'s Dressed to Kill
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True or ______
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Instant ______
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Ring Around the ______
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That Darn ______
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______'s Provokers
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______'s Coup
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______'s False Notion
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______'s Flying Saucer
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______'s Crazy Crimes
Can you fill in these Batman episode titles with the right villains?
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11/15. Some of the villains were great characters. I remember False Face, they would put a "?" on his name in the credits until the last episode when he was captured (Malachi Throne). And Julie Newmar's Catwoman costume. No other Catwoman...Lee Meriweather or Eartha Kitt, filled out that costume like her. I swear she had just a 20" waist.
Awwww heck, Batman
15/15
15/15
13 out of 15. Missed 13 and 15. Delicious...Absolutely delicious!
You got 11 out of 15
8/15
You got 9 out of 15
13/15 I got 5 and 13 wrong.. Holy imperfect score Batman!
15/15
11/15
12 out of 15.
Holy guacamole!! I sucked the batgas gas pipe. 8 of 15, KLUNK.
Surprise no mention of the episode with John Astin as the Riddler and Carolyn Jones as Marsha Queen of diamonds.
I believe they hired Mr. Astin to play the Riddler because Mr. Gorshan wasn't available. Why he wasn't available and if he ever returned to the character, I don't know.
John Astin was a terrible Riddler🙄
Frank Goshin smoked 5 packs a day. Even at his death bed he was still smoking.
Please put Batman on Saturday night from 10:00PM to 11:00 and dump that dumb Sventoonie!
15/15. Holy easy quiz, Batman!
12/15
10/15…🫤
11/15 I think that I did pretty well. Those titles were easy to figure out since a lot of them were take-offs on familiar quotes. And the last time I watched Batman, telephones with dials were still the latest thing!
Similar with the Three stooges and their titles as parodies on current sayings ir movies at the time.
ok metv bringing back Batman all this time, how about putting it on for the summer in an weekday time slot? suffering from an severe case of western fatigue, looking forward to first collectors call Batman recycled a lot of scenes in its run put back on weekdays.
I'd rather see it once a week. If they ran it on a daily basis they would go through all the episodes in 6 months. Then it would be like some of the other programs that run in that manner. At least with the once a week it doesn't get old quick.
They could at least show two episodes of Batman on Saturday night instead of just one and that annoying Sventoonie.
From all the promo media on the Sventoonie thing they have it advertised as a Limited Series. Who knows what they're doing with it? It will be interesting to see what they do with it.
Hopefully very limited.