Batgirl stuck in the middle was confused as to why Batman and Robin couldn't just move their arms to get free. I think Nora Clavicle knew exactly why to put the two guys on either end while the hot girl in the middle.
Thanks for these. I think I am the only person that liked this episode. Batman was a comedy and I found this episode funny. The Twin Goddess henchbabes did not hurt either!
Once I understood it, I thought it was funny. Although I do see how it can be painful to watch; especially that dock scene at 6:29. Season 3 was pretty much a parody, so I can both laugh and cringe at a lot of what went on. IMO the horse racing two parter was the worst for dragging on.
Barbara Rush as Nora Clavicle, one of the very few bat-villains still alive in 2021 !!! Also: Julie Newmar. John Astin, Joan Collins, Lee Meriwether & Glynis Johns.
hey super super I hope you read my comment absolutely excellent editing you just gotta love the catsuit and bat suit absolutely… your editing was perfect
How did Barbara Gordan construct a secret entrance to & from her apartment? How did she carve out the entrance & exit door on the side of the building in the alley?
roy didlock Maybe the show Gotham explained it all. In that Jim Gordon has a girlfriend named Barbara who is independently wealthy. I assume she is the mother of Batgirl Barbara. I haven’t gotten that far on Gotham yet.
Same way Batman got a Batcave. Hired a bunch of workers to build it and then hoped they would keep their mouths shut. Or he murdered them and hid the bodies. Either way, stuff happens.
Yes, she was. In 1969. She was contacted by NBC, to play Batgirl, again. But, NBC wanted Adam West and Burt Ward to come back, too. They said No. Yvonne Craig, said that herself.
The Human Knot is my favourite part of the episode 😉 Lucky Robin, he's got one of Batgirl's sexy legs on his shoulder and the other one is under his arm 😍
@@jamesharrington4923 just another scene in nearly every episode that was "ADULT"... whether sexual erotic or homoerotic. SURELY the directors and writers had to know that adults then and now would "get this" and it was done on purpose?..A "family show" that was campy funny but also had ingredients of adult humor and sexual winking that went over the head of it's young audience but not for adults.
Nora Clavicle and her female goons were very sick to try to destroy Gotham City and every man,woman & child there to collect a huge insurance policy on that city. Good thing that they didn't have the brains to unmask Batman,Robin & Batgirl after Clavicle's women put the terrific trio into knots.
Easily the worst episode in the series. Ridiculously cheap set of the pier, blatantly sexist plot (and I am normally pretty liberal with my tolerance level of that stuff), the cheap scene with the Siamese knot ... ridiculous.
and that you wanted the series in case it is very poor kidnappings to the heroes were ridiculously stupid the movements that they made all the writers of that series were inept coverings.
That's 60s writing for you. Blatantly open about its sexism. Nowadays, the sexism's more subtle or it's used for, what I like to call, shallow wokeness.
What is wrong with you people?! What's wrong with sexism?! It can work both ways! It's not a crime, liberals! Oh, you might hink so, so what?! Who cares what you think?! Aaahhh!!!🙄🙄🙄🙄