Person in apartment: "Why are you climbing the building with ropes when the elevators are working?" Batman: How are you not standing on the floor of your apartment?
@@Hockeyhobo89 If you have the series on DVD, these were 3 of Adam West's favorite episodes. S1 "Hi Diddle Riddle," S1 "Instant Freeze," and S2 "Pop Goes the Joker."
Funny you should mention that, because there was a "fight scene" at the end of the Batman / Green Hornet Cross-over episode, in which Kato (Bruce Lee) and Robin (Burt Ward) square off and are supposed to fight. Burt Ward specifically told the Writers and Producers of the shows (Both were produced by the same studio people, that Robin was supposed to "Kick Kato's Ass") at the end of the show in their fight scene. Bruce Lee was livid by that and he was right in feeling that way, because Lee would have destroyed Burt Ward in less than 10 seconds in a real fight, but Ward had it in his contract that he didn't want to be made a fool of, and didn't want to be thoroughly beaten up by Bruce Lee. Lee refused to allow Burt Ward "to beat him up" as was in the original plot and script, and Ward REFUSED to allow Kato to beat up his character of Robin, so they reached a compromise, and finally decided to end the fight and episode with neither one throwing a single punch at each other. Bruce Lee was angry at the original writing of the episode in which Robin beats him up, and Lee REFUSED to allow that for obvious reasons, not the least of which was Burt Ward's massive ego that was at stake. Burt Ward was and is a egomaniac, and wanted to preserve his image and ego. Lee could have beaten up every single person on the scene, as everyone knows, but William Dozier (the Producer), didn't want to piss Lee off in allowing Burt Ward (Robin) to have his way, because Bruce Lee was a huge commodity to the show in both America and in China. In fact, "The Green Hornet" TV show is known as "The Kato Show" in China.
@@quasimodo5405 Apparently everyone involved with the making of the Green Hornet also laughed at that script because they all knew that suc ha thing (Robin beating Kato) was simply not possible. Burt Ward actually said he could hold his own against Bruce. That is how big his ego was.
@@mcrhombas3743 Well, the women at least. Since becoming a Dominion, Canada has had twice as many kings as queens but the queens have reigned for twice as long.
Wouldn't It Been Amazing If Batman (R.I.P Adam West) & Robin was talking to Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson?, It would Go something Like This. Batman and Robin are climbing up a Building, Until they were climbing by a Window, a muffled sound of a body is heard, the Window Opens, They are Shocked to see a Man looking at Him. "Hi Fellas, what are you two doing?", The Man asked. "We're climbing up a Building, Citizen", Batman answered. "I'm sorry, Who are You Two?", The man Asked. "I'm-", Batman answered Until the Man interrupted Him. "It Doesn't Matter What Your Names Is, You Two Better Get Out Of Here, Before I Rip Off Your Masks, Rolled It Up Real Nice, Turn Them Up Sideways And Stick It Straight Up Your Candy A**, If You Smell What The Rock Is Cooking", The Man said as He raised his Eyebrow at them and closed the window. "Holy Wrestlemania, That Was Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson", Robin said as They continued Climbing. Or Even Former President Barack Obama, Or Even Actor Adam Driver, Or Tom Hanks, Or Robert De Nero, or Christopher Walken, etc. etc.
@@johnheinrich1718 Or he would be standing on the outside wall directly in Batman's Batclimb path like he did in the first Superman movie with the cat burglar
I'm still amazed that they managed to get those cameras so far up those buildings. ...and don't anybody tell me any different. I've maintained that bubble for many decades.
These cameos are one of the things I love about the Batman series. I love Adam West's debonnaire portrayal of Batman. The show was intentionally, but delightfully, campy and these celebrities went along with the gag.
0:10 Jerry Lewis 0:32 Dick Clark 1:19 Van Williams and Bruce Lee 2:05 Sammy Davis Jr 2:45 Bill Dana 3:27 Howard Duff 4:17 Werner Klemperer 5:24 Ted Cassidy 5:48 Don Ho 6:37 Andy Devine 7:40 Art Linkletter 8:53 Edward G. Robinson 10:07 Aileen Mehle 11:39 Cyril Lord
@@Shinkajo Or maybe I cheated ;) comicsalliance.com/bamtan-66-window-gag-cameo-video-compilation/ But compared to you, I am sure I would be considered old, as I would think most fans of a 1960's TV show would be.
@@sparkles122 The show is still on TV if you don't have cable and live in the Midwest. Double Feature on MeTV on Saturday nights I think? Came on before Wonder Woman last time I visited home. Which comes on before Star Trek. After Star Trek is Twilight Zone. When you grow up with very few stations you memorize the lineup. I miss the channel that played the A-Team but seeing Lynda Carter is a fair trade.
The 60s were fun, but modern times call for modern gadgets and the grapple gun is no exception. You're not gonna be a dickhead abseiling whilst Black Mask, Deadshot and Deathstroke are firing at you.
@@lt.branwulfram4794 Yeah, but 60s Batman would still have defeated them. The building walking might seem slow, but can the modern Batman summon speech bubbles with power words that defeat his enemies? 60s Batman had magical powers.
@@megamegaO His name's Lurch. And apparently, the worst nightmare of Barry Dylan from "Archer" is for himself and Santa to be chased through the snow by the guy. Oddly specific, I'm aware, but hey; I didn't write it.
2:25, 3:58, 7:27, 8:31, 9:57, & 11:19 are the times I’ve found where we can see the end of Batman’s caps. No hands to be seen, so it has to be strings. Interestingly enough the very first one seems to be the only one where none of the points are drooping down, whereas the rest of them are.
Here are all the cameos: 0:12 Jerry Lewis 0:35 Dick Clark 1:23 Van Williams (Green Hornet) and Bruce Lee (Kato) 2:10 Sammy Davis, Jr 2:46 José Jimeriz 3:30 Sam Stone 4:20 Colonel Klink (Hogan’s Heroes) 5:25 Lurch (Adam’s Family) 5:53 Don Ho 6:38 Santa Claus (Andy Devine) 7:43 Art Linkletter 8:53 Edward G Robinson 10:14 Suzy Knickerbocker 11:45 The Carpet King (Cyril Lord)
@Steel Ringer That's the name of the character that Howard Duff plays. Duff appeared as his character of Sam Stone from Felony Squad, a cop drama that had debuted a few months earlier that TV season. Stone was a veteran detective paired with a young rookie, Jim Briggs (played by Dennis Cole), in a major crimes squad.
Holy crazy cameos, Batman! I totally failed to recognize Edward G. Robinson. I think it was the gray hair and beard. But I should have recognized the voice. I'm kicking myself!
@@djcfrompt So the rumor is, the last episode of Hogan's Heroes was actually going to showcase Klink as a genius and knew of Hogan's Heroes entire operation from the start, and actually was working to keep it going by playing the bumbling idiot, and foiling a lot of operations for the Nazi high command in the area by leaking sensitive information.
The complete list 1. Comedian Jerry Lewis (MDA Telethons) 2. Music producer Dick Clark (“American Bandstand”) 3. Actors Van Williams and Bruce Lee dressed as The Green Hornet and Kato 4. Entertainer Sammy Davis, Jr. (The Rat Pack) 5. Comedian Bill Dana as his comic character, José Jiménez 6. Actor Howard Duff as Detective Sgt. Sam Stone (“The Felony Squad”); “Jim” refers to his Felony Squad partner, Detective Jim Briggs, played by actor Dennis Cole 7. Actor Werner Klemperer dressed as Col. Klink (“Hogan’s Heroes”) 8. Actor Ted Cassidy dressed as Lurch the butler (“The Addams Family”) 9. Hawaiian singer Don Ho (“Tiny Bubbles”) 10. Comic actor Andy Devine dressed as Santa Claus 11. Radio/TV personality Art Linkletter (“People are Funny”) 12. Tough-guy actor and art connoisseur Edward G. Robinson 13. Society columnist Suzy Knickerbocker 14. British entrepreneur Cyril Lord, the Carpet King As of this writing (June 15, 2017), only Jerry Lewis (age 91) and Bill Dana (age 92) are still alive.
Flash Kellam I knew most of these peope but not all. Thank you for identifying the rest of them. This show was my introduction to Batman and I've loved it ever since
I can imagine George Reeves as Superman doing a cameo; SUPERMAN: Hey fellas, need some help? ROBIN: Holy Metropolis, Batman... it's Superman! BATMAN: Good to see you, old friend. SUPERMAN: Likewise, Batman. And you must be Robin. I've heard a lot about you, honor to finally meet you. ROBIN: The honor's all mine, sir. BATMAN: Appreciate the offer, Superman, but I think we have it under control. SUPERMAN: Well, if you change your mind, just let me know. Robin, you keep up the good work. ROBIN: I will, sir!
I'm old. When I was a kid, Batman was a MUST SEE! It was nerve-wracking when they said, "Tune in next week, Same bat time, same bat channel!" This show, 'The Monkees', and 'The Addams Family' were all fun to watch. Back then, we mostly played outside, only watched TV when we had to come in after the street lights went on.
You are really making me smile. I lived the same life. Do you remember how the street lights would first flicker and hum when they came on? That would give us about 3 minutes until full brightness to get home before we would be grounded. We road like the wind on our black and red bikes, just like Batman and Robin in the batmobile. We always knew the characteristics of each street light and always got a kick out of it when one would fail giving us an excuse for extra time outside.....
Old Mill My friends had to be home when the 6 o’clock fire horn went off lol , we would come home when my mom would yell little bros name out the front door . If you stayed in the house all day your mom thought you were sick lol , I know cause I used to have chemistry and biology sets and my mom thought something wrong if I stayed inside too long lol
@@lisalovelylpa Yes I had those science sets, too. We had them in the basement and they were great fun in the summer when school was out and it was too hot to play outside. Mine were Gilbert sets and they are almost impossible to find today. I bet so many of the chemicals are restricted that there would be nothing for Gilbert to sell.
@John Smith - The Queen probably has access to the purest organic food on her property... What a life (Assuming by 'clean living' you meant eating healthy, etc.)
On the one hand, this was the dumbest show of all time. On the other hand it was almost brilliantly corny. Either way, we all watched every episode and liked it.
The show was genius in just how Campy it was. Truth of the matter is, this show SAVED Batman AND inspired many generations to make him into the intensely dark character he is.
+ Ron Yeahright ... Its like a comic strip on film, along with all the KA-POW, BIFF, POW, BAM, ZAP and so on fight words that would flash up on screen during the fight scenes ... during the 60s it looked quiet at home and quiet natural.
It didn’t seem dumb to me when I was a child. I ran home after school to watch it and took it very seriously. I never understood why something called ‘the Watergate Hearings’ was aired in its place in the early 70’s.
Scandalous that Germany had tricked the allies into thinking the Third Reich was completely defeated, was still holding POWs in the mid 60’s, with Batman’s full knowledge, and had found a way to keep their stalag commandants from aging.
*commissioner " great gravy batman joker got away how is this possible!" *batman "well commissioner, it was worth it for a great jam SESSION with sammy davis"
He was the ONLY Batman. Adam West owned that role. Michael Keaton? George Clooney? Christian Bale? And the worst of all time..... Ben Affleck@$!!#? WTF?!!!
There are a lot of purists out there that think this show wasn't true to the "real" Batman. I can understand where they are coming from, but I love this show the best.
Well, two theories about that 1. Either he's kinda right, since the 40's serials had Batman *actually being a government aid* so he effectively WAS a police force or 2. It's a goofy white lie since he's pretty chummy with the police force in this show unlike most iterations where only Gordon cares Frankly, as far as this show's considered, he can just say that and no one thinks it's weird.
That moment when you realize that they had to hold the window all the time to prevent it from closing (because gravity). Makes the scenes even funnier.
@@willphelps6715 they’re at least somewhat believable as being normal, they’re not dangling too much and are moving as she moves so don’t fully lay against her shoulders
In 1966 this was the most exciting show on TV. I was 9 years old and my mother always snickered at these window scenes. Now I finally understand why. Every one of them was over my head and I never realized they were actually cameos. Until today.
manlius like you I was 9 years old during the second season. I remembered most of these window scenes. Loved the Monkees too and The Munsters. TV was pretty good in those days.
I swear I never realized how much of a comedy this show was when I was watching it as a little kid every single day after school. But now, this joint has me in tears from laughing so hard. The fact that they make fun of themselves is so genius to me. Especially these building climbing scenes where everyone who opens and sticks their head out of the window is sideways facing the ground. ROFL!!!!!!
😂😂😂 and someone is holding the string (not even sold in the same store as a rope) and capes pulled in the alleged direction of gravity. Also, call the Police and 'Don't Stand so Close to Me!'
Jerry Lewis - Appeared in "The Bookworm Turns" (April 20, 1966). George Cisar - Drunkard (in the theatrical feature released July 30, 1966). Dick Clark - Appeared in "Shoot a Crooked Arrow" (September 7, 1966). Van Williams and Bruce Lee as Green Hornet and Kato - Appeared in "The Spell of Tut" (September 28, 1966). Sammy Davis Jr. - Appeared in "The Clock King's Crazy Crimes" (October 12, 1966). Bill Dana as José Jiménez from The Bill Dana Show - Appeared in "The Yegg Foes in Gotham" (October 20, 1966). Howard Duff as Sam Stone from Felony Squad - Appeared in "The Impractical Joker" (November 16, 1966). Werner Klemperer as Colonel Klink from Hogan's Heroes - Appeared in "It's How You Play the Game" (December 1, 1966). Ted Cassidy as Lurch from The Addams Family - Appeared in "The Penguin's Nest" (December 7, 1966). Don Ho - Appeared in "The Bat's Kow Tow" (December 15, 1966). Andy Devine as Santa Claus - Appeared in "The Duo is Slumming" (December 22, 1966). Art Linkletter - Appeared in "Catwoman Goes to College" (February 22, 1967). Edward G. Robinson - Appeared in "Batman's Satisfaction" (March 2, 1967). Suzy Knickerbocker (pen name of Aileen Mehle) - Appeared in "King Tut's Coup" (March 8, 1967). Cyril Lord as the Carpet King - Appeared in "Ice Spy" (March 29, 1967). From Wikipedia
He did do a voiceover for the animated series episode The Grey Ghost He played an actor who portrayed the pulp hero grey ghost on a TV show Bruce Wayne grew up watching.
I grew up on this show. I would always cheer when Batman outwitted a villain and sing the theme at the top of my lungs. I would get super invested in the story, and could watch it for hours. Adam West will always be my favorite Batman, and nothing can change my mind. "Da na na na na na na na BATMAN!!"
This is part of there work out routine. Climbing the same building which happens to be owned by Bruce Wayne. Watch the show. It's not worth it but you won't regret it
Its interesting how they make climbing a wall look so effortless, lol. Growing up as kid during the 60’s, batman was my favorite show on TV, and was one of those rare shows that appeared twice a week. Of course, as a 7 year old kid, I had no idea that it was played for camp. It was all serious to me. I laugh now watching the old reruns, but still relish the good times I had watching it. Plus, the first episode introduced me to my first crush, the lovely Jill St. John.
there's something aesthetically very pleasing about this batman and the alternative reality it manifests. Also the lack of seriousness makes the world seem even more appealing and have a kind of cozy subtext of childlike joy....
@@KutWrite Yes, Edward G. Robinson had one of the most famous collections of ""Post- impressionist art" in the world at the time he sold it. It made news world wide. (I knew he was known for his art collection, but had no idea it was Post-impressionist. Who knew?)
They were not vertical. They were actually entirely horizontal with the camera and background turned to make it look like they were climbing up. The windows are actually trap doors and the people doing cameos were standing up instead of leaning out. It's literally that simple.
After watching a few, and looking at how people stuck their heads up, I convinced myself that it was diagonal and that I was holding my phone at the right angle.
@@tobybartels8426 It is horizontal. Check out the dangling ear rings on the lady near the end. Her ear rings point straight back into the window. They simply open the trap door and "sit up" to appear to be leaning out.
The cameos with Colonel Klink and Lurch are the ones that sent my sides into orbit. And yeah, I have to wonder why Kirk and Spock never showed up in one of these.
01) 00:12 Jerry Lewis 02) 00:34 Dick Clark 03) 01:22 Van Williams as the Green Hornet and none other than *Bruce Lee* as Kato 04) 02:10 Sammy Davis Jr 05) 02:48 Bill Dana 06) 03:28 Howard Duff 07) 04:20 Werner Klemperer as Colonel Klink. 08) 05:25 Ted Cassidy as Lurch of The Adams Family 09) 05:49 Don Ho 10) 06:38 Andy Devine as Santa Claus 11) 07:40 Art Linkletter 12) 08:53 Edward G. Robinson 13) 10:10 Aileen Mehle, A.K.A. Suzy Knickerbocker 14) 11:38 Cyril Lord, British entrepreneur. Carpet manufacturer.
There was a fight scene where Batman faced off with the Green Hornet and Robin against Kato. Bruce Lee went nuts when producers told him his fight with Robin ended in a tie.
When I saw the episode as a kid I was pissed about it, there was just no way. I mean seriously, Kato kicks the snot out a room full of thugs but has trouble with boy blunder? Then again, I always hated Robin.
0:12 - Jerry Lewis 0:33 - Dick Clark 1:21 - Green Hornet and Kato 2:08 - Sammy Davis Jr. 2:50 - No idea 3:28 - No idea 4:22 - Colonel Klink 5:26 - Lurch from The Addams Family 5:53 - Don Ho 6:41 - Santa Claus 7:45 - Art Linkletter 8:58 - Edward G. Robinson 10:13 - Susie Knickerbocker (Aileen Mehle) 11:42 - Cyril Lord
❤️Love it. When Batman was actually a regular guy and not hiding behind molded body armor and steroids. Grew up watching this show and I still love it.
I, too, bend horizontally when I look outside the window.
😭😭😭
@@biIIybob858 Joe always puts some pillows on the floor incase i fall
CosmicEmber who’s pillows?
Who DOESN’T?😏 Are you telling me some people are more vertical when looking outside the window? Have I been doing it wrong my whole life?
🤣😁😁🤣🤣🤣👏👏
Person in apartment: "Why are you climbing the building with ropes when the elevators are working?"
Batman: How are you not standing on the floor of your apartment?
Person: I guess some questions just cant be answered.
Batman: Welp, evils afoot, so long.
Continues Bat climbing.
Mr Magoo most underrated comment and reply I’ve seen up here
Jury makes it's decision : hey fellas could you leave the rope?
That's Andy Kaufman.
Bill Dana had a weird sense of humor like that.
MCU: We have the best crossovers!
Batman: Hold my rope
Kyle Mikesell um... no.
not at all
I guess you’re referring to the animated movie “Batman VS. Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles” 😊?
And dont forget Scooby Doo UwU
@@duffusdthea4828
SHARK-REPELLENT Batrope
I can’t believe they got the ACTUAL Santa on the show!
That was Andy Devine!!!
david wilson Nope, wrong again
david wilson Nope, wrong once again, liberal! That is St. Nicholas himself!
@@jaksida300 I think I'm writing comments to an idiot. Bye!!!
@@davidwilson599 No you're just a stupid boomer NPC that doesn't know a joke when he sees one.
1:20 i never knew the green hornet made a cameo in an episode that’s fucking awesome
and was that Bruce Lee?
ZZ Jung if it was the same actors that played them in the green hornet tv show then yeah it was bruce lee
they had a crossover episode and fought them. they had to write it in a way that Kato didn't just kill everyone
@@zzjung5908 yes
EldestSauce and originally Robin was supposed to beat the Hornet but had to rewrite it.
2:47 - That guy made zero effort to conceal the 90-degree camera trick. He's clearly standing with his head out of the moon roof.
He could just have really long legs and needs to bend a 90 degree angle to look out the window
he's just standing on the wall, no biggie
but the elevators are available
@@alecnewman6052 No, "Elebators are Abailable". Big difference.
7:41 - That guy is pulling himself *UP* by grasping the window.
This show was too pure for this world
I just went through a marathon of it. Adam West will always be the best Batman to me.
Frederick Needle such a simpler time
@@Hockeyhobo89 If you have the series on DVD, these were 3 of Adam West's favorite episodes. S1 "Hi Diddle Riddle," S1 "Instant Freeze," and S2 "Pop Goes the Joker."
Frederick Needle 3:09 your wrong
Would it be funny if Stan Lee made a cameo.
"Could you leave the rope?"
well that's dark
Either that or it was a hung jury.
JB4375 😂
Or he was gonna climb out for awhile
that was funny as hell!
Well it could be darker.......did Batman leave the rope
Robin: (After seeing the Green Hornet) "Gosh, Batman. What are they dressed like that for?"
Batman: (Scoffs).
I was gonna like your comment but you have exactly 100
Can Robin kick Bruce Lee's (Kato) ASS?
@@terrytari1891 In his dreams maybe.
Funny you should mention that, because there was a "fight scene" at the end of the Batman / Green Hornet Cross-over episode, in which Kato (Bruce Lee) and Robin (Burt Ward) square off and are supposed to fight.
Burt Ward specifically told the Writers and Producers of the shows (Both were produced by the same studio people, that Robin was supposed to "Kick Kato's Ass") at the end of the show in their fight scene.
Bruce Lee was livid by that and he was right in feeling that way, because Lee would have destroyed Burt Ward in less than 10 seconds in a real fight, but Ward had it in his contract that he didn't want to be made a fool of, and didn't want to be thoroughly beaten up by Bruce Lee.
Lee refused to allow Burt Ward "to beat him up" as was in the original plot and script, and Ward REFUSED to allow Kato to beat up his character of Robin, so they reached a compromise, and finally decided to end the fight and episode with neither one throwing a single punch at each other.
Bruce Lee was angry at the original writing of the episode in which Robin beats him up, and Lee REFUSED to allow that for obvious reasons, not the least of which was Burt Ward's massive ego that was at stake.
Burt Ward was and is a egomaniac, and wanted to preserve his image and ego.
Lee could have beaten up every single person on the scene, as everyone knows, but William Dozier (the Producer), didn't want to piss Lee off in allowing Burt Ward (Robin) to have his way, because Bruce Lee was a huge commodity to the show in both America and in China.
In fact, "The Green Hornet" TV show is known as "The Kato Show" in China.
@@quasimodo5405 Apparently everyone involved with the making of the Green Hornet also laughed at that script because they all knew that suc ha thing (Robin beating Kato) was simply not possible. Burt Ward actually said he could hold his own against Bruce. That is how big his ego was.
I thought this was one long scene at first haha.
Had me thinking that they were climbing one big ass building
That would have been hilarious. And one super tall skyscraper. It must have taken them a few days to climb it.
Wanna be a right fucking tool to believe that !!
aviato287 x no shit
It keeps switching from day to night so they would be at it for days
I'm baked too.
11:51 Not to state the obvious but they've still got the same queen now as when this was filmed, which is pretty mind bending
And she had already been queen for like fourteen years before the show started.
As a Scotsman,I can confirm that the royals have a nack for staying alive
MC Rhombas it’s interbreeding
@@first3numbers exactly
@@mcrhombas3743 Well, the women at least. Since becoming a Dominion, Canada has had twice as many kings as queens but the queens have reigned for twice as long.
60’s: “Not too fast Robin. In good bat climbing as in good driving, one must not sacrifice safety for speed”
Today: “Batman has no limits”
Wouldn't It Been Amazing If Batman (R.I.P Adam West) & Robin was talking to Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson?, It would Go something Like This.
Batman and Robin are climbing up a Building, Until they were climbing by a Window, a muffled sound of a body is heard, the Window Opens, They are Shocked to see a Man looking at Him.
"Hi Fellas, what are you two doing?", The Man asked.
"We're climbing up a Building, Citizen", Batman answered.
"I'm sorry, Who are You Two?", The man Asked.
"I'm-", Batman answered Until the Man interrupted Him.
"It Doesn't Matter What Your Names Is, You Two Better Get Out Of Here, Before I Rip Off Your Masks, Rolled It Up Real Nice, Turn Them Up Sideways And Stick It Straight Up Your Candy A**, If You Smell What The Rock Is Cooking", The Man said as He raised his Eyebrow at them and closed the window.
"Holy Wrestlemania, That Was Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson", Robin said as They continued Climbing.
Or Even Former President Barack Obama, Or Even Actor Adam Driver, Or Tom Hanks, Or Robert De Nero, or Christopher Walken, etc. etc.
@@sallymiller9147 KEVIN CONROY.
Superman wouldn’t need a rope, he would just leap a building in a single bound
@@johnheinrich1718 Or he would be standing on the outside wall directly in Batman's Batclimb path like he did in the first Superman movie with the cat burglar
There will never be another: Batman & Robin, Dream Jeannie, Bewitched, Lost in Space, Land of Giants, The Three Stooges.....
I'm still amazed that they managed to get those cameras so far up those buildings.
...and don't anybody tell me any different. I've maintained that bubble for many decades.
Actually, they did it from the top of the building and the end of the rope was a few feet below then and it was done without nets or a safety harness.
camera men are brave, they never get the credit for anything !
The guests were pretty brave too, leaning out an open window parallel to the ground.
Who else watched this with their head tilted to the side …..
@@USNVA11 Turned my computer screen around
These cameos are one of the things I love about the Batman series. I love Adam West's debonnaire portrayal of Batman. The show was intentionally, but delightfully, campy and these celebrities went along with the gag.
Not only "went along with the gag", but they also fought for the chance to be a part of the show.
I still say, the Green Hornet and Kato betch slapped Batman and Robin when they went up against each..
“Fellas! Could you leave the rope?”
This is objectively the best incarnation of the Batman franchise.
Mephostopheles Jim Carey is just a poor man’s Red Skelton obviously
Is that a reference to "12 Angry Men" or something?
@@NodDisciple1 yes
0:10 Jerry Lewis
0:32 Dick Clark
1:19 Van Williams and Bruce Lee
2:05 Sammy Davis Jr
2:45 Bill Dana
3:27 Howard Duff
4:17 Werner Klemperer
5:24 Ted Cassidy
5:48 Don Ho
6:37 Andy Devine
7:40 Art Linkletter
8:53 Edward G. Robinson
10:07 Aileen Mehle
11:39 Cyril Lord
Wow, you must be really old.
@@Shinkajo Or maybe I cheated ;)
comicsalliance.com/bamtan-66-window-gag-cameo-video-compilation/
But compared to you, I am sure I would be considered old, as I would think most fans of a 1960's TV show would be.
This show was on tv when I was a kid. Sunday mornings if I remember
@@sparkles122 The show is still on TV if you don't have cable and live in the Midwest. Double Feature on MeTV on Saturday nights I think? Came on before Wonder Woman last time I visited home. Which comes on before Star Trek. After Star Trek is Twilight Zone. When you grow up with very few stations you memorize the lineup. I miss the channel that played the A-Team but seeing Lynda Carter is a fair trade.
Cyberdyne Systems: Skynet so wonder woman comes on after star treck and twilight zone also comes on after star treck
Modern day Batman: Fast automatic grappling hook.
60's Batman: Peaceful walks up and down buildings, talking to celebrities.
Which do you prefer? :)
The 60s were fun, but modern times call for modern gadgets and the grapple gun is no exception. You're not gonna be a dickhead abseiling whilst Black Mask, Deadshot and Deathstroke are firing at you.
@@lt.branwulfram4794 I would like to dedicate a few moments of silent thought to acknowledge the use of *whilst* in the 21th century.
60s Batman got to show his bat talking skills and synchronized walking.
@@lt.branwulfram4794 Yeah, but 60s Batman would still have defeated them. The building walking might seem slow, but can the modern Batman summon speech bubbles with power words that defeat his enemies? 60s Batman had magical powers.
Catubrannos every Batman is overpowered. Because they’re all Batman.
No way! Sammy Davis jr. Just happened to be in Gotham that day?
That made me happy to see
Man I was beginning to think no one recognized Sammy
Yeah, that was wild.
"I'll keep an eye out for you Batman." Sammy
@@GeorgiaRidgerunner Sammy was one of the few I DID recognize.
5:25 Wow, Solomon Grundy used to be much more chill.
this comment right here.
Is it? I thought it was the butler from the Adams Family.
Toaster Strudel it is from the addams family but it also resembles grundy a bit
@Dovyeon he has over 200k subscribers.... So... A verified content creator or something?
@@megamegaO His name's Lurch. And apparently, the worst nightmare of Barry Dylan from "Archer" is for himself and Santa to be chased through the snow by the guy. Oddly specific, I'm aware, but hey; I didn't write it.
Think that's the longest sentence Lurch has ever uttered.
He had a little dialog in "Butch Cassidy & the Sundance Kid." He's the guy Butch got into a knife fight with.
@@whkynews But he wasn't being the character Lurch then.
I like how they even made Batman's cape...hold outward....
strings.
Mostly. They should have used more strings to make all the points on the cape go “down”/sideways to better sell the illusion.
Someone is clearly holding the Cape and walking along with them
2:25, 3:58, 7:27, 8:31, 9:57, & 11:19 are the times I’ve found where we can see the end of Batman’s caps. No hands to be seen, so it has to be strings.
Interestingly enough the very first one seems to be the only one where none of the points are drooping down, whereas the rest of them are.
Wires within the fabric itself. Both capes look stiff almost plastic.
The Beatles popping their Heads out would have been epic..
They probably would be to busy
I was half watching the video just to se if they did
But who will play the background music?
That and Mad Modd would kidnap then.
Me too i was kind of hoping
Elvis Presley; Jim Morrison; or Grace Slick would have been cool too.
5:23
The addams family goes to the city!!
Batman, The Green Hornet, Adams Family, and that Batgirl spinoff, and they say the Arrowverse was the first of its kind
The theme song is playing too
It not adam family it solomon grundy
Batman scared LURCH???? Good god.....
@@Sergus914 He would have made a great Grundy
This show was never truly understood for what it was. Great stuff for sure. Adam West always knew what it was about. Genius.
Batman met Bruce Lee how was this not the most epic thing in the universe.
That's Kato not Bruce Lee ;)
Bruce Lee is always Bruce Lee.
Would've been even more cool if the Batman and Robin met their real life actor counter parts?
Would've made a very clever scene.
Oh there is an actual full episode crossover of Batman and Green Hornet.
@@archonfett
Yeah, where Robin got his ass kicked by Kato. :O)
Katalyzt
Robin:God Batman why are they Dressed like that for?
Batman:Idk robin
Had me dead 💀
It was actually gosh not god
Hershey Kisses thanks lmao 🙏🖤
What’s funnier is that they look more normal
Hugh O'Neill for real
@@OhtheHughmanity I believe that's the entire point.
Here are all the cameos:
0:12 Jerry Lewis
0:35 Dick Clark
1:23 Van Williams (Green Hornet) and Bruce Lee (Kato)
2:10 Sammy Davis, Jr
2:46 José Jimeriz
3:30 Sam Stone
4:20 Colonel Klink (Hogan’s Heroes)
5:25 Lurch (Adam’s Family)
5:53 Don Ho
6:38 Santa Claus (Andy Devine)
7:43 Art Linkletter
8:53 Edward G Robinson
10:14 Suzy Knickerbocker
11:45 The Carpet King (Cyril Lord)
@Steel Ringer That's the name of the character that Howard Duff plays. Duff appeared as his character of Sam Stone from Felony Squad, a cop drama that had debuted a few months earlier that TV season. Stone was a veteran detective paired with a young rookie, Jim Briggs (played by Dennis Cole), in a major crimes squad.
Holy crazy cameos, Batman! I totally failed to recognize Edward G. Robinson. I think it was the gray hair and beard. But I should have recognized the voice. I'm kicking myself!
@@realPenrodPooch - Hang your hear and say, D'oh!!!
11:21: she made a strong guess, and it was a good one. Like Batman said, “just a couple of normal people”.
Actually, Jose Jimenez was the name of a character he played; the actor's name was Bill Dana.
Batman: *fights evil*
Also Batman: *has a nice conversation with a literal nazi colonel*
A literal Nazi Colonel Who's Still keeping American pows in the 1960s.
Klink isn't a very devout Nazi, and he's really more of a liability than an asset to the German war effort.
@@djcfrompt So the rumor is, the last episode of Hogan's Heroes was actually going to showcase Klink as a genius and knew of Hogan's Heroes entire operation from the start, and actually was working to keep it going by playing the bumbling idiot, and foiling a lot of operations for the Nazi high command in the area by leaking sensitive information.
@David Vazquez Tell this to kids who were torn into pieces by the bombs thrown by non -complete Nazi Luftwaffe....
Actually his was a "literal" actor from Hollywood. But nice try with your virtue signalling you SJW you.
Legend has it that Batman and Robin are still climbing that building today
Are they? ARE THEY?!
Capybaraism Yes and THEY ARE very tired
Yeah in their TIGHTS 👍
Trump would have begged to do a cameo. Trump - "Cape Crusader, I need you in D.C. to clean out the swamp."
James Horan hopefully Bat Trump cleans it very well
Wouldn't it have been cool if Captain Kirk and Mr Spock popped their heads out and perhaps maybe Samantha from Bewitched.
Agent Prime those shows were 1966 right ?
Star Trek ran from 1966 to 1969 and Bewitched ran from 1964 to 1972
Followed by The Doctor
Yeah or Genie (Barbara Eden)
12. looks like Klingon Commander from TOS. 🤔
The complete list
1. Comedian Jerry Lewis (MDA Telethons)
2. Music producer Dick Clark (“American Bandstand”)
3. Actors Van Williams and Bruce Lee dressed as The Green Hornet and Kato
4. Entertainer Sammy Davis, Jr. (The Rat Pack)
5. Comedian Bill Dana as his comic character, José Jiménez
6. Actor Howard Duff as Detective Sgt. Sam Stone (“The Felony Squad”); “Jim” refers to his Felony Squad partner, Detective Jim Briggs, played by actor Dennis Cole
7. Actor Werner Klemperer dressed as Col. Klink (“Hogan’s Heroes”)
8. Actor Ted Cassidy dressed as Lurch the butler (“The Addams Family”)
9. Hawaiian singer Don Ho (“Tiny Bubbles”)
10. Comic actor Andy Devine dressed as Santa Claus
11. Radio/TV personality Art Linkletter (“People are Funny”)
12. Tough-guy actor and art connoisseur Edward G. Robinson
13. Society columnist Suzy Knickerbocker
14. British entrepreneur Cyril Lord, the Carpet King
As of this writing (June 15, 2017), only Jerry Lewis (age 91) and Bill Dana (age 92) are still alive.
Flash Kellam ,thanks for identifying all the celebrities.
You’re most welcome.
Flash Kellam I knew most of these peope but not all. Thank you for identifying the rest of them. This show was my introduction to Batman and I've loved it ever since
Flash Kellam , as of the writing of this reply (6/19/2017) only Jerry Lewis remains.
Sadly, as of August 20, 2017, none remain.
Just admit it everyone: Lurch was the best Cameo!
Suga Butts : shall we dance! I do a mean naked Lurch Tango! First we start off with me Behind your Behind with a big Sexy smile!
Col Klink; hand down.
I concur
WRONG!!! Sammy Davis Jr. Hands down.
I'd ask why the Addams Family is in Gotham City, but I think the proper question is...
Why don't they actually live IN Gotham City?
Holy Nostalgia Batman! Those cameos rock! 🦇
I would prefer Cat woman to arrive at my bedroom window with her own rope.. thanks..
Kinky.
or Batgirl ?????
I forgot batgril. Mmmmmmm
@@2ndEndingVintage Both?
Your avatar shows San Francisco.
No you don't.
4:19 the best anime crossover
Spike Banks who is he?
@@rorymacrae8985 Colonel Klink from the TV show Hogan's Heroes.
Good thing Joker wasn't climbing that rope, Guy hates Nazis
I would pay to have that made in animation at the very least.
IT IS, I ABOUT LOST MY MIND!
11:28 I mean who else climbing the walls?
Meanwhile, in New York, Bully Maguire is quite a playboy
I can imagine George Reeves as Superman doing a cameo;
SUPERMAN: Hey fellas, need some help?
ROBIN: Holy Metropolis, Batman... it's Superman!
BATMAN: Good to see you, old friend.
SUPERMAN: Likewise, Batman. And you must be Robin. I've heard a lot about you, honor to finally meet you.
ROBIN: The honor's all mine, sir.
BATMAN: Appreciate the offer, Superman, but I think we have it under control.
SUPERMAN: Well, if you change your mind, just let me know. Robin, you keep up the good work.
ROBIN: I will, sir!
I just literally read your whole comment as Batman and Superman's voice in my head.
Now I cannot stip thinking about Reeve and West doing the BvS dialogue.
Batman: tell me superman...do you bleed?
Robin: Because you will
Superman: MARTHA!!!!
Batman: why did you say that name old chum?
Gabriel Gentile Perfect Encounter
I cant, George Reeves was long dead by the time this show was on the air.
I'm old. When I was a kid, Batman was a MUST SEE! It was nerve-wracking when they said, "Tune in next week, Same bat time, same bat channel!" This show, 'The Monkees', and 'The Addams Family' were all fun to watch. Back then, we mostly played outside, only watched TV when we had to come in after the street lights went on.
We did the same thing we would rather be outside playing than inside, riding our bikes for miles...kids today are obese.
You are really making me smile. I lived the same life. Do you remember how the street lights would first flicker and hum when they came on? That would give us about 3 minutes until full brightness to get home before we would be grounded. We road like the wind on our black and red bikes, just like Batman and Robin in the batmobile. We always knew the characteristics of each street light and always got a kick out of it when one would fail giving us an excuse for extra time outside.....
Yeah , really, kids today would flip if they had no choice but to wait a week to see the next part lol
Old Mill My friends had to be home when the 6 o’clock fire horn went off lol , we would come home when my mom would yell little bros name out the front door .
If you stayed in the house all day your mom thought you were sick lol , I know cause I used to have chemistry and biology sets and my mom thought something wrong if I stayed inside too long lol
@@lisalovelylpa Yes I had those science sets, too. We had them in the basement and they were great fun in the summer when school was out and it was too hot to play outside. Mine were Gilbert sets and they are almost impossible to find today. I bet so many of the chemicals are restricted that there would be nothing for Gilbert to sell.
11:54 That moment when you realize the queen Batman is talking about is STILL the queen of England today!
Really...Clean living is underrated...
@Forgbridge
That's cause she won't give it up to Chuck!!
@John Smith - The Queen probably has access to the purest organic food on her property... What a life
(Assuming by 'clean living' you meant eating healthy, etc.)
gosh indeed
Meanwhile, behind the façade of this innocent looking Royal Palace...
“Fellas! Could you leave the rope!”
That is surprisingly dark for this show XD
it was so that he could use it to escape (climb down).
@@skindiver69 I assumed it was for a lynching.
Hung jury
I thought he was just going to use it to tie them up.
Oh My god is that Bruce lee and Van Williams as both Kato and Britt Reid aka The Green Hornet?When They encounter Adam West's Batman at 1:23.
Yes. That was Bruce. My favorite cameo
And they say infinty war was an ambitious crossover XD
I lost it when I saw it. Awesome scene.
Bruce Waye meets Bruce lee
Batman: _"Aren't you in the wrong city?"_
lol
I have a sneaking suspicion that Batman is really Mayor West from Quahog, and not a millionaire playboy.
More than likely.
Don't be silly, Mayor West of Quahog as batman.... What's next, Clark Kent would actually be superman? I laugh at the idea! Ha-ha-ha-ha!
LOL...............I think he's dead up in that big ole bat cave in the sky lol
You sure he's not cat man from fairly odd parents?
@Eric Sparrow I got that joke! Points to you for that! :)
ahh Adam, you will be missed. The town of Quohog just wont be the same without a mayor like you!
"Who is Adam WEE " Damn light bright missing pegs I'm telling ya....
Who the hell watches family guy still?
@@eazye519 Everyone bro... Everyone
Gary Busey should run to be the Mayor of Quohog. Seeing that Adam has 'gone to stay with his mother'.
I hear Adam had a major thing for Burt.
See those baggy shorts.
Burt had a "major thing" to, but it wasn't for Batman.
"LOL!"
*Lurch opens window*
Batman: "Robin! It's Solomon Grundy! Get him!"
LOL!
4:20 "Colonel Klink!!!... did you ever get my letters?"... hahahaha...
I'm not actually Colonial Klink! I'm just
assuming his form!
"He he he! Did you know Hogan had tunnels all over your camp? Ha ha ha..."
On the one hand, this was the dumbest show of all time. On the other hand it was almost brilliantly corny. Either way, we all watched every episode and liked it.
The show was genius in just how Campy it was. Truth of the matter is, this show SAVED Batman AND inspired many generations to make him into the intensely dark character he is.
@Rex Vigilante?! Batman and Robin are sworn deputies of the law (somehow) in this universe.
+ Ron Yeahright ... Its like a comic strip on film, along with all the KA-POW, BIFF, POW, BAM, ZAP and so on fight words that would flash up on screen during the fight scenes ... during the 60s it looked quiet at home and quiet natural.
Whatever else this show may be, it isn't dumb.
It didn’t seem dumb to me when I was a child. I ran home after school to watch it and took it very seriously. I never understood why something called ‘the Watergate Hearings’ was aired in its place in the early 70’s.
Sgt Schultz should have popped out and said, "I see nothing, I know nothing"
That was nice seeing him, I watched the re-runs in the late 70's with my dad as a kid.
Bob Crane should have kept his cock to single girls.
Scandalous that Germany had tricked the allies into thinking the Third Reich was completely defeated, was still holding POWs in the mid 60’s, with Batman’s full knowledge, and had found a way to keep their stalag commandants from aging.
@@vincegay986 Yeah, and what about Scarecrows Brian?
Hahahahahahhhahaaaaaa
@@soldierski1669 You win 2019 as far as I'M concerned ! 8D
“Yes citizen, you may return to your harpsichord”. That was a good one, gave me a chuckle.
I like how the harpsichord was playing the Addams Family theme.
Kind of ironic considering this show is actually the reason why the Addams family got canceled in the first place at least one of them.
3:15 That is dark.
Hero of Kush Why?
@@KertPerteson He's going to hang the guy. That's why he wants Batman to leave the Rope.
Or he was just going to climb out.
Had me dying 😭
What was that reference? 12 angry men? To kill a mockingbird?
I love how goofy this show was.
That's one of the many reasons it's so great.
In the 60’s the world was goofy.
2:52 "And who may I ask are you two nice people climbing down the side of this building when the elevators are available?" XD
Could you lwave the robe
Ed Sullivan Show
Guy: I’m a carpet king.
Robin: Holy floor covering!
Batman: Very apt Robin.
I woulda stopped and hung out with Sammy Davis, Jr. for a while...
He's in Glendale if you want to visit him (well, his grave). But still nice to walk by and say hi.
Batman & Robin were busy fighting crime man
Don't tell me Sammy didn't have a little weed on him, and don't tell me the Caped Crusaders weren't into a little puff-puff-pass...
@Beena Plumber: Stick around a few more years, and you just might see "snow."
*commissioner " great gravy batman joker got away how is this possible!" *batman "well commissioner, it was worth it for a great jam SESSION with sammy davis"
"You dipped your dipthong"
50 years later and you are still teaching your viewers interesting things.
Adam West Batman forever!
And this is why adam west was the best batman
If only Franklin Pangborn had lived long enough to tackle the role.... Oh the humanity !! :-(
Try to wear a 1950 Levis jeans....do you think it's still cool today???
But twas too cool during James Dean era,right???
He was the ONLY Batman.
Adam West owned that role.
Michael Keaton?
George Clooney?
Christian Bale?
And the worst of all time.....
Ben Affleck@$!!#?
WTF?!!!
@@ernestkinas5973 One more. Val Kilmer.
There are a lot of purists out there that think this show wasn't true to the "real" Batman. I can understand where they are coming from, but I love this show the best.
"We're on official business."
"We're duly deputized officers of the law."
So much for the Dark Knight being a vigilante.
Silver Age logic.
Well, two theories about that
1. Either he's kinda right, since the 40's serials had Batman *actually being a government aid* so he effectively WAS a police force or
2. It's a goofy white lie since he's pretty chummy with the police force in this show unlike most iterations where only Gordon cares
Frankly, as far as this show's considered, he can just say that and no one thinks it's weird.
That moment when you realize that they had to hold the window all the time to prevent it from closing (because gravity). Makes the scenes even funnier.
Lol I never noticed
took me years to realize they were upright and the actors on their sides doing the bits
And Suzy Knickerbocker has earrings that defy gravity. They hang into the room, rather than at the ground.
And Suzy Knickerbocker's earrings hang down towards her shoulders instead of at a 90 degree angle.
@@willphelps6715 they’re at least somewhat believable as being normal, they’re not dangling too much and are moving as she moves so don’t fully lay against her shoulders
"Oh. You've decided? Fellas! Can you leave the rope?" Daaaark...lol
In 1966 this was the most exciting show on TV. I was 9 years old and my mother always snickered at these window scenes. Now I finally understand why. Every one of them was over my head and I never realized they were actually cameos. Until today.
I was more of an Invaders fan myself but this was great.
I was in high school and watched this. But I don’t remember any of these scenes.
@@jockellisI was in high school too (Class of '67) and like you, I don't remember any of these. Isn't that odd?
Same. I had no clue.
manlius like you I was 9 years old during the second season. I remembered most of these window scenes. Loved the Monkees too and The Munsters. TV was pretty good in those days.
I swear I never realized how much of a comedy this show was when I was watching it as a little kid every single day after school. But now, this joint has me in tears from laughing so hard. The fact that they make fun of themselves is so genius to me. Especially these building climbing scenes where everyone who opens and sticks their head out of the window is sideways facing the ground. ROFL!!!!!!
😂😂😂 and someone is holding the string (not even sold in the same store as a rope) and capes pulled in the alleged direction of gravity.
Also, call the Police and 'Don't Stand so Close to Me!'
Jerry Lewis - Appeared in "The Bookworm Turns" (April 20, 1966).
George Cisar - Drunkard (in the theatrical feature released July 30, 1966).
Dick Clark - Appeared in "Shoot a Crooked Arrow" (September 7, 1966).
Van Williams and Bruce Lee as Green Hornet and Kato - Appeared in "The Spell of Tut" (September 28, 1966).
Sammy Davis Jr. - Appeared in "The Clock King's Crazy Crimes" (October 12, 1966).
Bill Dana as José Jiménez from The Bill Dana Show - Appeared in "The Yegg Foes in Gotham" (October 20, 1966).
Howard Duff as Sam Stone from Felony Squad - Appeared in "The Impractical Joker" (November 16, 1966).
Werner Klemperer as Colonel Klink from Hogan's Heroes - Appeared in "It's How You Play the Game" (December 1, 1966).
Ted Cassidy as Lurch from The Addams Family - Appeared in "The Penguin's Nest" (December 7, 1966).
Don Ho - Appeared in "The Bat's Kow Tow" (December 15, 1966).
Andy Devine as Santa Claus - Appeared in "The Duo is Slumming" (December 22, 1966).
Art Linkletter - Appeared in "Catwoman Goes to College" (February 22, 1967).
Edward G. Robinson - Appeared in "Batman's Satisfaction" (March 2, 1967).
Suzy Knickerbocker (pen name of Aileen Mehle) - Appeared in "King Tut's Coup" (March 8, 1967).
Cyril Lord as the Carpet King - Appeared in "Ice Spy" (March 29, 1967).
From Wikipedia
MVP
Who was Cyril Lord? He's the only one I didn't recognize.
@@hebneh He was a carpet salesman who sold some expensive rugs to tv producer William Dozier. And was paid with his Cameo appearance on the show.
@@billsmith1770 I think he should have been here as well. The Batman movie was an extension of the show with all of the elements in it.
I wilfix
The dad of a cute girl singer made a cameo appearance on December 15, 1966
What was her name?
4:57 he was playing the Addams Family theme in the harpsichord XD
Yeah, I noticed it, too ^^ Good 'ol Lurch
I was expecting Morticia for some reason
@@Astrela1 I was tied up with Gomez..
wish Fester, Gomez & Morticia showed up too. feels like they really blew a golden opportunity
TyV Vulpintaur Good old Ted Cassidy
Thanks for everything, Adam West. Though you had a long, full life, you still left us way too soon. Adam West: The REAL Batman.
Michael Keaton & Kevin Conroy are incredibly far better in my personal opinion. But since I grew up in the 90s, I’m probably biased lol.
And also mayor of Quahog,lol.
Absolutely beyond classic. I was a crime never to put Adam West in a cameo in any of the Batman movies like they did Lou Ferrigno in the Hulks.
He could have been used for countless roles imho. I could never figure out why he wasn't. What a shame.
He did do a voiceover for the animated series episode The Grey Ghost He played an actor who portrayed the pulp hero grey ghost on a TV show Bruce Wayne grew up watching.
@@bull705 He was also the mayor of Gotham in The Batman, and Thomas Wayne in Batman: The Brave and the Bold.
Wait a minute... Why is this in my recommended now?
Because it's fucking brilliant ;)
See, they know about you and sent a friendly warning
Most ambitious crossover in history
Batman and Robin
meet
Green Hornet
This definitely calls for an appearance by Alfred Hitchcock.
I grew up on this show. I would always cheer when Batman outwitted a villain and sing the theme at the top of my lungs. I would get super invested in the story, and could watch it for hours. Adam West will always be my favorite Batman, and nothing can change my mind.
"Da na na na na na na na BATMAN!!"
Well, Adam West was Fun! (Some of the others are far too serious.)
I remember watching this as a kid then trying to use a rope to climb a brick wall, it was a harder than it looked.
Do all the criminals they’re sneaking up on live in the same building?
It's a bad part of town.
This is part of there work out routine. Climbing the same building which happens to be owned by Bruce Wayne. Watch the show. It's not worth it but you won't regret it
Always the same spot in the same building
LMAO you stupid
This show was so camp that they didn't care. Details just didn't matter.
They DO matter! Look at their capes, body positions, climbing speed!
Suga Lips, kiss me when you talk like that Cutie pie!!!
"You can reach us through Commissioner Gordon's office."
"The Batphone is unlisted!"
".....There's a Batphone?"
There's a bat everything 😊
It may have been a joke but it’s actually a good quote “who knows who posed for the Mona Lisa? Maybe the most wickedest woman in the world.”
But what a smile!
Man, he had a fantastic voice.
I like to turn my phone sideways to ruin the effect
Ha ha
Same
Ha same
Actually that's how they did it
It is pretty hilarious watching them squat-walking.
Only batman could get THE Santa to guest appear BEFORE Christmas
Gotta admit Edward G. Robinson put a lot of effort into that scene even just for a window cameo.
One of my favorite actors. He could do more with a look than other actors could convey with ten pages of dialogue.
@@rossinilove He really could. He's still talked about by other actors today, and some still draw influence from him.
"That cover charge is pretty stiff Batman"
"That's not a cover charge, Robin"
RIP Adam "Batman" West, died about this time last year as I recall.
He died in June of 2017
@@superbeavers7645 well, he tried
Did he fall off the rope or just out of your bed?
I like this Batman better.
Its interesting how they make climbing a wall look so effortless, lol. Growing up as kid during the 60’s, batman was my favorite show on TV, and was one of those rare shows that appeared twice a week. Of course, as a 7 year old kid, I had no idea that it was played for camp. It was all serious to me. I laugh now watching the old reruns, but still relish the good times I had watching it. Plus, the first episode introduced me to my first crush, the lovely Jill St. John.
5:26 Lurch from The Addams Family (Ted Cassidy)
Only one I got
Also the Giant from Twin Peaks
I was disappointed in the lack of a sonorous "You rang?"
Could you imagine Spock meeting Batman and Robin? Fascinating
that should have happened!
Or Scotty. "Holy beam me up, Scotty! What are you doing here in Gotham City?!"
Scotty: we accidentally killed the whales again so we have to get more
@@mrcritical6751 best comment
I was thinking of Captain Kirk myself . Spock would have been good also.
I like how most of these celebrities are now almost totally unknown. Take note "celebrities" of today.
THe old celebrities are more well known than any ones that will pass through today :P
I think most people know Sammy Davis Jr. and Bruce Lee.
@@roundabout468 they don't know Edward G. Robinson, Werner Klemperer, etc.
Who was Susie Knickerbocker?
Ok boomer
there's something aesthetically very pleasing about this batman and the alternative reality it manifests. Also the lack of seriousness makes the world seem even more appealing and have a kind of cozy subtext of childlike joy....
"If you can't trust Santa.Whom can you trust"Most epic line ever.
Santa is an alcoholic.
Andy Devine!
@@38ddkelly Yep, Who good forget that voice. Thanks. I was just about to Google Andy? Westerns
"Good grammar is essential, Robin" ~ Batman
@Biff Mc Guzzle
Batman couldn't decide whether to dump the bomb on nuns or ducks.
LOL
Who listed all of 'em?
Edward G. Robinson at 8:50 - what an actor. His dramatic pauses and great voice are memorable, even in this throwaway scene.
what role was he talking about as an art collector?
@@skar2246: I think that was in real life. I believe he had a notable collection of masters.
@@KutWrite Yes, Edward G. Robinson had one of the most famous collections of ""Post- impressionist art" in the world at the time he sold it. It made news world wide. (I knew he was known for his art collection, but had no idea it was Post-impressionist. Who knew?)
I wish he would have been in character as Johnny Rocco (Key Largo).
@@moldie or Rocky in Racketeer Rabbit.
Imagine the amount of physical strength it would take to do what they're doing.
Hill Country lmaooooo
Bat-strength.
But you know they aren't climbing the walls, right?
@@infernaltourist9601 did you miss the word 'imagine'?
Dude...SMH It was CGI
Incredible how they trained batman and robin to climb a building like that.
it is a camera trick.Adam and Burt are actually walking on a floor and the windows are built into the floor and the guests pops out.
@@Isotec1 "Don't believe everything you read on the internet." - Abraham Lincoln
Who weirdly likes to watch this the actual way these scenes were filmed lol
They were not vertical. They were actually entirely horizontal with the camera and background turned to make it look like they were climbing up. The windows are actually trap doors and the people doing cameos were standing up instead of leaning out.
It's literally that simple.
@@Hotshotter3000 I think that's what he's talking about lol
@@Hotshotter3000 Not quite. They were filmed on a diagonal slope.
After watching a few, and looking at how people stuck their heads up, I convinced myself that it was diagonal and that I was holding my phone at the right angle.
@@tobybartels8426 It is horizontal. Check out the dangling ear rings on the lady near the end. Her ear rings point straight back into the window. They simply open the trap door and "sit up" to appear to be leaning out.
11:51 Holy floor-covering when you realise the same Queen still exists to this day.
Not to the British
Not any more!
@@solarpenguin1
Ooof
The cameos with Colonel Klink and Lurch are the ones that sent my sides into orbit. And yeah, I have to wonder why Kirk and Spock never showed up in one of these.
Because Capt. Kirk and Mr. Spock were aboard the Enterprise far away in space on a "five year mission".
Eric Hinkle America harbouring escaped nazis prisoners and batman doesn't blink an eye
Amazed The Doctor didn’t show up to say hello
John ROBINSON III plus Spock would need to cover the pointy tips of his ears.
@@azzamatic4190 klink is the jailer not the jailed
01) 00:12 Jerry Lewis
02) 00:34 Dick Clark
03) 01:22 Van Williams as the Green Hornet and none other than *Bruce Lee* as Kato
04) 02:10 Sammy Davis Jr
05) 02:48 Bill Dana
06) 03:28 Howard Duff
07) 04:20 Werner Klemperer as Colonel Klink.
08) 05:25 Ted Cassidy as Lurch of The Adams Family
09) 05:49 Don Ho
10) 06:38 Andy Devine as Santa Claus
11) 07:40 Art Linkletter
12) 08:53 Edward G. Robinson
13) 10:10 Aileen Mehle, A.K.A. Suzy Knickerbocker
14) 11:38 Cyril Lord, British entrepreneur. Carpet manufacturer.
Holy Floor Covering, Vlad! Finally someone made it! You, sir, win the Internet for today.
5:42 Lerch from The Addams Family! Very fitting, I'd say.
Justin Carawan soon as I heard the Addams Family music, I knew something was up!
Even the legendary Bruce Lee did a cameo ….wow
There was a fight scene where Batman faced off with the Green Hornet and Robin against Kato. Bruce Lee went nuts when producers told him his fight with Robin ended in a tie.
@@jameshoran8 I remember that. He was also told to tone it down a notch too.
When I saw the episode as a kid I was pissed about it, there was just no way. I mean seriously, Kato kicks the snot out a room full of thugs but has trouble with boy blunder? Then again, I always hated Robin.
@@jameshoran8 so he knows how Chuck Norris felt in _The Way of The Dragon._
0:12 - Jerry Lewis
0:33 - Dick Clark
1:21 - Green Hornet and Kato
2:08 - Sammy Davis Jr.
2:50 - No idea
3:28 - No idea
4:22 - Colonel Klink
5:26 - Lurch from The Addams Family
5:53 - Don Ho
6:41 - Santa Claus
7:45 - Art Linkletter
8:58 - Edward G. Robinson
10:13 - Susie Knickerbocker (Aileen Mehle)
11:42 - Cyril Lord
#2 Dick Clark
4:22 Col. from Hogans Heros
Why even make this when you say no idea to half of em
@@shortstarwarsessays1842 I was hoping to get help with the ones I didn't know.
As a kid, I never recognized any of people in the window were famous. Pretty funny watching as an adult. I recognize everyone now. Thanks for posting!
I love how 90% of the people they encounter are in the same room in the same building.
Must have one helluva view. LOL
A big gangbang perhaps? xD
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The background buildings are always the same.
Lol no kidding
Damn, I could have never imagine that Colonel Klink had a cameo on the old Batman series.
5:14 the Addams family theme being played on Piano as it lead to lurch popping out, clever clever
❤️Love it. When Batman was actually a regular guy and not hiding behind molded body armor and steroids. Grew up watching this show and I still love it.