| UPC: |
Disc: 4D74-0862-20C5-9DF3 (Blu-ray) |
| Region Coding: |
No Region Coding |
| Production Year: |
1966 |
| Rating: |
NR |
| Running Time: |
303 min. |
| DVD Release: |
11/11/2014 |
| Case Type: |
Digipak |
| Video Formats: |
Full Frame 1.33:1 |
| Disc Formats: |
Single Sided, Dual Layered |
| SRP: |
$0.00 |
Shoot A Crooked Arrow (Original Airdate: September 7, 1966)
The Archer (Art Carney) manages to loot Wayne Manor with his band of merry malefactors, flaunt justice and become a hero to Gotham's poor. Aiming for the location of the Batcave, Archer sets up Batman and Robin to make his point!
Walk The Straight And Narrow (Original Airdate: September 8, 1966)
Our heroes spring back into action, but Archer is using arrows that fly around corners to nab Bruce Wayne's $10,000,000 earmarked for charity. All might be lost if not for quick thinking and the Batboat.
Hot Off The Griddle (Original Airdate: September 14, 1966)
Catwoman is back on the prowl, slinking for prizes to purloin and equipped with cat-darts filled with Catatonic for our dauntless duo. Its affects leave Batman and Robin hotfooting and broiling mad.
The Cat And The Fiddle (Original Airdate: September 15, 1966)
When Catwoman pounces on priceless violins in a shameless penthouse ruse, Robin and Batman team to foil the feline. At dizzying heights the chase is on, in and out of windows, and it will take a miracle to capture this Cat!
The Minstrel's Shakedown (Original Airdate: September 21, 1966)
There's a new threat in Gotham, the electronic genius and talented lute player Minstrel (Van Johnson). His devious plot is to sabotage the Stock Exchange. When Batman and Robin close his circuits, the heat is on.
Barbecued Batman? (Original Airdate: September 22, 1966)
Minstrel fine-tunes his evil efforts to extort, instituting operation Low "C." His final threat doesn't resonate with the Dynamic Duo, but Minstrel is on a real power trip.
The Spell Of Tut (Original Airdate: September 28, 1966)
In a sinister scheme, Tut pursues ancient scarabs in order to produce a potion that will sap human will. Batman and Robin have a plan to foil the Pharaoh, but Robin winds up walking an ever-shrinking plank over a pit of crocs!
Tut's Case Is Shut (Original Airdate: September 29, 1966)
King Tut deploys his injurious bug juice, slipping scarab mickeys to law enforcement! Our Peerless Pair must nail this nefarious no-good before the powerful potion gets in the water supply. Got buttermilk?
The Greatest Mother Of Them All (Original Airdate: October 5, 1966)
When Ma Parker (Shelley Winters) and her corrupt kids go on a Gotham crime spree, Batman and Robin soundly round them up. It was all too easy, though, as Ma's gang takes over the prison and the Batmobile is rigged to become spare parts!
Ma Parker (Original Airdate: October 6, 1966)
Ma Parker and her criminal cohorts now have the perfect cover and base of operations. It will take all of Batman and Robin's deductive powers to crack this case, but Ma Parker is ready to sentence them to the electric chair.
The Clock King's Crazy Crimes (Original Airdate: October 12, 1966)
Clock King (Walter Slezak) and his Second Hands horde use an antique clock con to loot a jewelry store. Before you can say, "Holy timepiece!", the Dynamic Duo spring forward and fall prey to a giant hourglass and the sands of time!
The Clock King Gets Crowned (Original Airdate: October 13, 1966)
Clock King really wants to pilfer Bruce Wayne's priceless antique pocket watch collection, using an unwitting Aunt Harriet in the scheme. The clamorous clock caper unwinds into a race against time for Batman and Robin. |
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| Cast |
1. Shoot a Crooked Arrow
Adam West as Batman
Burt Ward as Robin
Alan Napier as Alfred
Neil Hamilton as Commissioner Gordon
Stafford Repp as Chief O'Hara
Madge Blake as Mrs. Cooper
Barbara Nichols as Maid Marilyn
Robert Cornthwaite as Allan A. Dale
Doodles Weaver as Crier Tuck
Loren Ewing as Big John
Archie Moore as Everett Bannister
Robert Adler as First Poor Person
Heidi Jensen as Second Poor Person
Kitty Kelly as Third Poor Person
Art Carney as The Archer
Dick Clark as Citizen (uncredited)
William Dozier as Narrator (uncredited, voice)
2. Walk the Straight and Narrow
Adam West as Batman
Burt Ward as Robin
Alan Napier as Alfred
Neil Hamilton as Commissioner Gordon
Stafford Repp as Chief O'Hara
Madge Blake as Mrs. Cooper
Barbara Nichols as Maid Marilyn
Robert Cornthwaite as Allan A. Dale
Doodles Weaver as Crier Tuck
Loren Ewing as Big John
Vinton Hayworth as Marshall Roland
Steve Pendleton as 1st Armored Car Driver
Lee Delano as 2nd Armored Car Driver
James O'Hara as Policeman
Myrna Dell as Pedestrian
Art Carney as The Archer
William Dozier as Narrator (uncredited, voice)
Sam Jaffe as Zoltan Zorba (uncredited)
3. Hot off the Griddle
Adam West as Batman
Burt Ward as Robin
Alan Napier as Alfred
Neil Hamilton as Commissioner Gordon
Stafford Repp as Chief O'Hara
Madge Blake as Mrs. Cooper
Jack Kelly as Jack O'Shea
Buck Kartalian as John
George Barrows as Charles
Charles Horvath as Thomas
Edy Williams as Hostess
Julie Newmar as The Catwoman
William Dozier as Narrator (uncredited, voice)
4. The Cat and the Fiddle
Adam West as Batman
Burt Ward as Robin
Alan Napier as Alfred
Neil Hamilton as Commissioner Gordon
Stafford Repp as Chief O'Hara
Madge Blake as Mrs. Cooper
Jack Kelly as Jack O'Shea
George Barrows as Charles
Charles Horvath as Thomas
George N. Neise as Douglas Cramer
James Brolin as Driver
David Fresco as Zubin Zucchini
Julie Newmar as The Catwoman
William Dozier as Narrator (uncredited, voice)
5. The Minstrel's Shakedown
Adam West as Batman
Burt Ward as Robin
Alan Napier as Alfred
Neil Hamilton as Commissioner Gordon
Stafford Repp as Chief O'Hara
Madge Blake as Mrs. Cooper
Leslie Perkins as Amanda
Remo Pisani as Bass
Norman Grabowski as Treble
Del Moore as TV Newsman
Army Archerd as Putnam
John Gallaudet as Cortland
Eddie Garrett as First Broker
Herbert Maass as Second Broker
Stu Wilson as Third Broker
Van Johnson as The Minstrel
Phyllis Diller as Scrubwoman (uncredited)
William Dozier as Narrator (uncredited, voice)
6. Barbecued Batman?
Adam West as Batman
Burt Ward as Robin
Alan Napier as Alfred
Neil Hamilton as Commissioner Gordon
Stafford Repp as Chief O'Hara
Madge Blake as Mrs. Cooper
Leslie Perkins as Amanda
Remo Pisani as Bass
Norman Grabowski as Treble
Del Moore as TV Newsman
John Gallaudet as Cortland
Eddie Garrett as First Broker
Herbert Maass as Second Broker
Stu Wilson as Third Broker
James O'Hara as Policeman
Van Johnson as The Minstrel
William Dozier as Narrator (uncredited, voice)
7. The Spell of Tut
Adam West as Batman
Burt Ward as Robin
Alan Napier as Alfred
Neil Hamilton as Commissioner Gordon
Stafford Repp as Chief O'Hara
Madge Blake as Mrs. Cooper
Marianna Hill as Cleo Patrick
Sid Haig as Royal Apothecary
Michael Pataki as Amenophis Tewfik
Boyd Santell as Sethos
Rene Paul as Man of Distinction
Peter Mamakos as Royal Lapidary
Victor Buono as King Tut
William Dozier as Narrator (uncredited, voice)
Bruce Lee as Kato (uncredited)
Van Williams as The Green Hornet (uncredited)
8. Tut's Case Is Shut
Adam West as Batman
Burt Ward as Robin
Alan Napier as Alfred
Neil Hamilton as Commissioner Gordon
Stafford Repp as Chief O'Hara
Madge Blake as Mrs. Cooper
Marianna Hill as Cleo Patrick
Sid Haig as Royal Apothecary
Michael Pataki as Amenophis Tewfik
Boyd Santell as Sethos
Peter Mamakos as Royal Lapidary
Victor Buono as King Tut
William Dozier as Narrator (uncredited, voice)
9. The Greatest Mother of Them All
Adam West as Batman
Burt Ward as Robin
Alan Napier as Alfred
Neil Hamilton as Commissioner Gordon
Stafford Repp as Chief O'Hara
Madge Blake as Mrs. Cooper
Tisha Sterling as Legs
David Lewis as Warden Crichton
Michael Vandever as Mad Dog
Peter Brooks as Machine Gun
Robert Biheller as Pretty Boy
James Griffith as Trusty
James O'Hara as Policeman
Kirby Brumfield as Truck Driver
Lyzanne La Due as Nurse
Fran Ryan as Chairlady
Shelly Winters as Ma Parker
William Dozier as Narrator (uncredited, voice)
10. Ma Parker
Adam West as Batman
Burt Ward as Robin
Alan Napier as Alfred
Neil Hamilton as Commissioner Gordon
Stafford Repp as Chief O'Hara
Madge Blake as Mrs. Cooper
Tisha Sterling as Legs
David Lewis as Warden Crichton
Michael Vandever as Mad Dog
Peter Brooks as Machine Gun
Robert Biheller as Pretty Boy
James Griffith as Trusty
Shelly Winters as Ma Parker
Milton Berle as Prison Guard (uncredited)
William Dozier as Narrator (uncredited, voice)
Julie Newmar as The Catwoman (uncredited)
11. The Clock King's Crazy Crimes
Adam West as Batman
Burt Ward as Robin
Alan Napier as Alfred
Neil Hamilton as Commissioner Gordon
Stafford Repp as Chief O'Hara
Madge Blake as Mrs. Cooper
Eileen O'Neill as Millie Second
Michael Pate as Second Hand Three
Ivan Triesault as Parkhurst
Jerry Doggett as Fred Forbes
Herbert Anderson as Harry Hummert
Louise Lorimer as Mrs. Frontenac
Linda Lorimer as Car Hop
Sandra Lynn as Girl
Roger Bacon as Boy
Walter Slezak as The Clock King
Sammy Davis, Jr. as Citizen (uncredited)
William Dozier as Narrator (uncredited, voice)
Charlie Picerni as Second Hand Five (uncredited)
12. The Clock King Gets Crowned
Adam West as Batman
Burt Ward as Robin
Alan Napier as Alfred
Neil Hamilton as Commissioner Gordon
Stafford Repp as Chief O'Hara
Madge Blake as Mrs. Cooper
Eileen O'Neill as Millie Second
Michael Pate as Second Hand Three
Walter Slezak as The Clock King
William Dozier as Narrator (uncredited, voice)
Charlie Picerni as Second Hand Five (uncredited) |
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| Crew |
1. Shoot a Crooked Arrow
Direction:
Sherman Marks: Director
Writing:
Stanley Ralph Ross: Writer
Bob Kane: Original Characters By
Production:
William Dozier: Executive Producer
Howie Horwitz: Producer
Cinematography:
Meredith M. Nicholson: Director of Photography
Film Editing:
Homer Powell: Film Editor
Music:
Nelson Riddle: Composer
Neal Hefti: Theme By
Art:
Jack Martin Smith: Art Director
Serge Krizman: Art Director
Andrew Pallack: Costume Designer
Ben Nye: Make-up Artist
2. Walk the Straight and Narrow
Direction:
Sherman Marks: Director
Writing:
Stanley Ralph Ross: Writer
Bob Kane: Original Characters By
Production:
William Dozier: Executive Producer
Howie Horwitz: Producer
Cinematography:
Meredith M. Nicholson: Director of Photography
Film Editing:
Hugh Chaloupka: Film Editor
Music:
Nelson Riddle: Composer
Neal Hefti: Theme By
Art:
Jack Martin Smith: Art Director
Serge Krizman: Art Director
Andrew Pallack: Costume Designer
Ben Nye: Make-up Artist
3. Hot off the Griddle
Direction:
Don Weis: Director
Writing:
Stanley Ralph Ross: Writer
Bob Kane: Original Characters By
Production:
William Dozier: Executive Producer
Howie Horwitz: Producer
Cinematography:
Howard Schwartz: Director of Photography
Film Editing:
Frank O'Neill: Film Editor
Music:
Nelson Riddle: Composer
Neal Hefti: Theme By
Art:
Jack Martin Smith: Art Director
Serge Krizman: Art Director
Andrew Pallack: Costume Designer
Ben Nye: Make-up Artist
4. The Cat and the Fiddle
Direction:
Don Weis: Director
Writing:
Stanley Ralph Ross: Writer
Bob Kane: Original Characters By
Production:
William Dozier: Executive Producer
Howie Horwitz: Producer
Cinematography:
Howard Schwartz: Director of Photography
Film Editing:
Ron Fagan: Film Editor
Music:
Nelson Riddle: Composer
Neal Hefti: Theme By
Art:
Jack Martin Smith: Art Director
Serge Krizman: Art Director
Andrew Pallack: Costume Designer
Ben Nye: Make-up Artist
5. The Minstrel's Shakedown
Direction:
Murray Golden: Director
Writing:
Francis Cockrell: Writer
Marian Cockrell: Writer
Bob Kane: Original Characters By
Production:
William Dozier: Executive Producer
Howie Horwitz: Producer
Cinematography:
Howard Schwartz: Director of Photography
Film Editing:
Frank O'Neill: Film Editor
Music:
Nelson Riddle: Composer
Neal Hefti: Theme By
Art:
Jack Martin Smith: Art Director
Serge Krizman: Art Director
Andrew Pallack: Costume Designer
Ben Nye: Make-up Artist
6. Barbecued Batman?
Direction:
Murray Golden: Director
Writing:
Francis Cockrell: Writer
Marian Cockrell: Writer
Bob Kane: Original Characters By
Production:
William Dozier: Executive Producer
Howie Horwitz: Producer
Cinematography:
Howard Schwartz: Director of Photography
Film Editing:
Ronald Fagan: Film Editor
Music:
Nelson Riddle: Composer
Neal Hefti: Theme By
Art:
Jack Martin Smith: Art Director
Serge Krizman: Art Director
Andrew Pallack: Costume Designer
Ben Nye: Make-up Artist
7. The Spell of Tut
Direction:
Larry Peerce: Director
Writing:
Robert C. Dennis: Writer
Earl Barret: Writer
Bob Kane: Original Characters By
Production:
William Dozier: Executive Producer
Howie Horwitz: Producer
Cinematography:
Howard Schwartz: Director of Photography
Film Editing:
Ron Fagan: Film Editor
Music:
Nelson Riddle: Composer
Neal Hefti: Theme By
Art:
Jack Martin Smith: Art Director
Serge Krizman: Art Director
Andrew Pallack: Costume Designer
Ben Nye: Make-up Artist
8. Tut's Case Is Shut
Direction:
Larry Peerce: Director
Writing:
Robert C. Dennis: Writer
Earl Barret: Writer
Bob Kane: Original Characters By
Production:
William Dozier: Executive Producer
Howie Horwitz: Producer
Cinematography:
Howard Schwartz: Director of Photography
Film Editing:
Frank O'Neill: Film Editor
Music:
Nelson Riddle: Composer
Neal Hefti: Theme By
Art:
Jack Martin Smith: Art Director
Serge Krizman: Art Director
Andrew Pallack: Costume Designer
Ben Nye: Make-up Artist
9. The Greatest Mother of Them All
Direction:
Oscar Rudolph: Director
Writing:
Henry Slesar: Writer
Bob Kane: Original Characters By
Production:
William Dozier: Executive Producer
Howie Horwitz: Producer
Cinematography:
Meredith M. Nicholson: Director of Photography
Film Editing:
Homer Powell: Film Editor
Music:
Nelson Riddle: Composer
Neal Hefti: Theme By
Art:
Jack Martin Smith: Art Director
Serge Krizman: Art Director
Andrew Pallack: Costume Designer
Ben Nye: Make-up Artist
10. Ma Parker
Direction:
Oscar Rudolph: Director
Writing:
Henry Slesar: Writer
Bob Kane: Original Characters By
Production:
William Dozier: Executive Producer
Howie Horwitz: Producer
Cinematography:
Meredith M. Nicholson: Director of Photography
Film Editing:
Hugh Chaloupka: Film Editor
Music:
Nelson Riddle: Composer
Neal Hefti: Theme By
Art:
Jack Martin Smith: Art Director
Serge Krizman: Art Director
Andrew Pallack: Costume Designer
Ben Nye: Make-up Artist
11. The Clock King's Crazy Crimes
Direction:
James Neilson: Director
Writing:
Bill Finger: Writer
Charles Sinclair: Writer
Bob Kane: Original Characters By
Production:
William Dozier: Executive Producer
Howie Horwitz: Producer
Cinematography:
Meredith M. Nicholson: Director of Photography
Film Editing:
Hugh Chaloupka: Film Editor
Music:
Nelson Riddle: Composer
Neal Hefti: Theme By
Art:
Jack Martin Smith: Art Director
Serge Krizman: Art Director
Andrew Pallack: Costume Designer
Ben Nye: Make-up Artist
12. The Clock King Gets Crowned
Direction:
James Neilson: Director
Writing:
Bill Finger: Writer
Charles Sinclair: Writer
Bob Kane: Original Characters By
Production:
William Dozier: Executive Producer
Howie Horwitz: Producer
Cinematography:
Meredith M. Nicholson: Director of Photography
Film Editing:
Homer Powell: Film Editor
Music:
Nelson Riddle: Composer
Neal Hefti: Theme By
Art:
Jack Martin Smith: Art Director
Serge Krizman: Art Director
Andrew Pallack: Costume Designer
Ben Nye: Make-up Artist
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