A Twitter account devoted to cataloging all those helpful signs and labels that were plastered all over everything in the 1966 Batman TV series. Because why not:
What a shame. The Batman show was a huge part of my childhood, and a genuine cultural touchstone. And Yvonne Craig was a big reason why it was so memorable.
Very sad to hear about the passing of prolific tv producer Lou Scheimer. His cartoons, from Fat Albert and Archie, to Batman and Tarzan, were a big part of my childhood. Ty Templeton has a great tribute here:
It's nowhere near as "juicy" as the headline makes it sound, but this is a pretty interesting blow-by-blow account of how one of these punditry shows is put together:
Back in the 1970s, legendary comic book dealer and con organizer Phil Seuling made an appearance on the Mike Douglas Show. And another very special guest makes an appearance at the very end...
He's got some interesting insights on the nature of the show, and the kinds of contestants who do well there.
(I'm a big fan of the show, and I take the online test every time it comes around. But I suspect if it ever came down to it, I'd be one of those people who couldn't figure out how to work the buzzer, and end up with no money...)
"Watson has lots in common with a top-ranked human Jeopardy! player: It's very smart, very fast, speaks in an uneven monotone, and has never known the touch of a woman."