4/10. Seems to be a pattern today.

Wiw!, only got 5-10, but Adam west kissed me on my cheek! Really I went to a car show in Milwaukee Wisconsin back in the late 70s the bat mobile was there, with him too! I stood in line with the kids, for a long time to get him to sign his picture, when I got up to him, he asked me to come closer, whispered in my ear, that, I could come back in line anytime, and kissed me on my right cheek! Only actor, I ever got kissed by!, it was sweet, I tell that story many times over the years! Now, back then, I was a 6 foot tall, really beautiful blonde, who stood out from the crowd he kept staring at me, the whole time, I was standing in the line until I got up to him to sign my picture!, I had that picture for many years always, wanted to meet him again, to see if he remembered me! ! I’m sure not I enjoyed seeing him in all the different shows, he’d be in, but when I see him, I always think of that kiss!

7/10 They need a Batman quiz about all the stars who did or didn't open the windows when they were scaling buildings.
Did they or Didn't they ?
Dean Martin
Ted Cassidy ( Lurch )
Edward G. Robinson
Werner Klemperer Colonel Klink




Dean Marin Dino ~ "The King of Cool." did not open a window.

10/10 This is the second time I did this quiz and I had a good memory.

100 comments!

10/10. Old chum.

9/10!!

5/10

8 out of 10. Lou Costello passed away in 1959 so that was a pretty easy one.

7 for 10

Batman premiered in 1964--I was two. It was cancelled in 1966--I was four. I have vague memories of watching it at some point [syndication maybe] and how I scored 10/10, I don't know...

Seven out of 10.

7/10.Holy Dumbbell, Batman.

By The way, Bert Ward in the interview said that explosion actually put him in the emergency room.

He was sent to the ER several times in the first few weeks of shooting. He was thrown from the Batmobile when the door opened it on a short-term. No kidding.

I can't believe that I missed one. Lol.

8 for 10, time to reread the batbook

I have read Adam West's Back to the Batcave autobiography & even had him sign it when he was a guest at a Myrtle Beach Pelicans game many years ago. Always approachable and gracious to his Bat-fans! Likewise, Frank Gorshin, when I met him years ago at one of those restaurant/movie houses. He was there to promote "Where The Boys Are" but everyone who came....do you think that movie was what they wanted to talk to Frank Gorshin about? No way. Like me, we wanted to talk about Batman and he was just as wonderful as Adam West in hobnobbing with fans.

Should have been better since I'm an avid Bat fan
8/10

Although I don't remember whether or not I watched Batman's debut episode, I do remember the other kids talking about it in school the next day. The boys were particularly enthusiastic over it. (I was in 2nd grade at the time.)

4/10. Was never a fan of this show.