Check out the podacst review with DragonCon American Sci-Fi Classic Track co-moderator Gary Mitchel. After Penguin's first outing, I wasn't feeling all that great that we were going to get anything of real value other than Burgess Meredith's performance. I was wrong. This episode has everything needed for a perfect Penguin ploy. In watching this two-parter again, I noticed the following. - Loving the "refreshing orange drink" that the movie goers will enjoy at the intermiss

Listen to the podcast review with The Podcast Cowboy, Clay Dugger. I have said on the podcast that even a not so great Catwoman episode with Julie Newmar is elevated because of Julie Newmar and this one is no exception. There are better episodes in her run as the Princess of Plunder, but this is still good. In rewatching it, I noticed a few things: - After weeks of mentioning her, we still don't get a look at Catwoman in the teaser. It's a nice touch. Have to wonder though

Listen to the podcast review with special guest, author Jay Smith. I've made no small point of saying how much I love this episode. It's not so much for the story, but rather for Malachi Throne's performance as the title villain. He is so good making the most of having his face covered through almost the entire episode. In watching it again, I noticed the following: - I never really realized until this second viewing, just how many times Alfred came straight to Bruce and di

Check out the podcast review with guest, author Dayton Ward. Like we said on the podcast, on paper, this has to be one of the most ridiculous plots for Batman 66. Yes, I know we have surfing Joker in the third season, but when you consider the plots that have been done so far, this is far-fethced - Joker rigging a high school basketball game in order to beat the odds in a bet? Still, despite this, it's a hell of a lot of fun and really works well. In looking it over again,