Batman '66: The Lost Episode Review

Behold, the untold tale of Two-Face!

[@Unqualifiedmedicalperson]

Clint Eastwood was actually supposed to play Two-Face in the show, that would've been awesome to see!

[@samuelbarber4154]

Not A Doctor I bet you're wondering, which side will the coin land on? Tell you the truth even I don't know, all chance. So call it, there's one thing you should be wondering. Do you feel lucky? Well, do ya? Batman?

[@bromodragone8405]

That would almost be as awesome as Vincent Price playing Egghead

[@bromodragone8405]

@johnmburt1960 Fair point.

[@popculturefanxxi4391]

Holy The Good the bad and the Ugly Batman That would be interesting Robin

[@michaelhughes8057]

I wondered if William Shatner would have been good as Two Face.? And Harlin Ellison was supposed to write the script.

[@mojojojoke8028]

From my understanding, the reason that Two-Face was never part of the '60s show was because the producers thought he was too gruesome a character for a family series. Apparently one of the ideas was to have him as a news reporter who became Two Face when a television exploded in his face, and the plan was have none other than Clint Eastwood playing him!

[@BATMAN-gh1nf]

I heard something similar, about Clint Eastwood playing the TV reporter who becomes Two-Face. It was supposed to be an episode for Season 4, but the show was cancelled at the end of Season 3.

[@dhenderson1810]

Another reason I heard actually came from Tommy Lee Jones, who played Two-Face in "Batman Forever". He said that it took him two hours in the makeup chair every morning, getting half his face covered with pieces of acid looking material and two hours to remove it.. Well, if they needed to do this in the late 90s, imagine how long it would take in the 60s to apply Two-Face make up to someone.

[@dhenderson1810]

​@@BATMAN-gh1nfThe show actually got picked up for Season 4 by another TV station. However, before this announcement, someone binned the "Batman" sets since it had been axed, and because the new station didn't want to pay to replace the sets, they just scrapped doing a 4th season and "Batman" remained axed.

[@dylanbeebehive2024]

R.I.P. Adam West (1928-2017)

[@LittleJoeTheMoonlightCat]

Amen

[@TheHeroOfTomorrow]

"Must be a Bobsheaux!" THE AMBIGUOUSLY GAY DU-O!

[@LittleJoeTheMoonlightCat]

I was thinking the Same thing.

[@leemcdonald1342]

I have to say, your Adam West impression is spot on. You deserve a tall glass of orangeade.

[@Bobsheaux]

+Lee “BigMac12121983” McDonald Thank you, old chum. ;)

[@bryanseeley16]

+Lee “BigMac12121983” McDonald I AGREE!

[@jackhamilton9604]

+Bobsheaux could you review the 1960s batman movie ?

[@chrisbrasel9049]

I would see that too.

[@BATMAN-gh1nf]

I realize that William Shatner will be providing the voice of Two-Face in the upcoming animated movie, but I also think that Shatner would have done well with the live-action role back in the 1960's. He was a well-known actor at the time, and he gives different amounts of "over-the-top" performances that will work well for multiple personalities.

[@pzkw6759]

The Batman TV series has and will continue to stand the test of time. RIP Mr. West

[@willadeefriesland5107]

Batman in the water... AND NO SHARK?! SHOCKING!

[@visionaryventures12]

I'd like to see Leonard Nimoy in the role of Two-Face. 1) His long jaw fits the role. 2) his reputation simultaneously playing Spock, a logical character, 3) he's capable of both dramatic and controlled acting.

[@Xiaolruc]

+John Doe But back THEN, my friend. Back then.

[@Bobsheaux]

+Geoffrey Linehan Hm. Fascinating...-_^

[@commanderofdoom178]

+Bobsheaux is that Adam West Batman costume comfortable ?

[@Bobsheaux]

+Commander of Doom It's comfortable, but CRAPPY. I had to make a custom suit for my Green Lantern review. lol kzbin.info/www/bejne/pmjcgXafl8aIi68m52s

[@commanderofdoom178]

Bobsheaux that's what I thought ,thanks for replying

[@thephantom496]

I know that the main reason for why they canned the Two-Face episode is that they thought that kids would find him too scary. You can really understand this when you consider that Clint Eastwood was originally planned to play the role of Two-Face. They actually also wanted The Scarecrow on the show too, but scrapped it for pretty much the same reason: too scary.

[@NY4Life]

William Shatner for Two-Face!

[@gbtekk8966]

It's been done

[@themechanic.9545]

The Two-Face in the comic kinda looked like Tommy Lee Jones' portrayal in Batman Forever.

[@randyacuna5643]

You mean Tommy Lee actually copied the original two face . Keep in mind the comic came first.

[@dippy4988]

🎵A briefcase filled with two dollar bills🎵

[@godzilla964]

Like Stan Lee, Adam West is so awesome he'll live forever.

[@mr.zzyzzx6136]

The Bright Knight will live on...

[@Anth230]

Ryan Sadly four months later...😞

[@hdofu]

If only that were true :( but his legend lives on, he will forever be the Caped Crusader Batman

[@themysteriouscatperson9483]

Both of them have passed on, rest in peace legends of superhero history Edit: I wanted to edit it to be more respectful

[@Moonbeam143]

I always liked it when they slide down the pole, they magically change into their costumes. It always makes me smile.

[@EpicMickey777]

I wonder if they have some changing station or something for them to get into costume.

[@Moonbeam143]

Josh Thomas Most likely.

[@Bobsheaux]

+Josh Thomas They actually point out in The Batman Handbook that a changing room between the mansion and the cave would be essential, if for no other reason than to break up the acceleration that would occur in a single, continuous bat-pole. lol

[@jackgarrison8497]

@@Bobsheaux Apparently most People on The Comments are saying that Clint Eastwood was originally supposed to play as Two Face

[@dhenderson1810]

​@@EpicMickey777They actually showed a switch while going down the Batpole in one episode where it said "Automatic Costume Changer Device".

[@0n1baka]

I heard they didn't do it because they thought he would be too scary plus Clint Eastwood was going to play him

[@autismgamerliljon7307]

it's a shame Adam West went the way he did i wish he didn't die

[@localburnout972]

Whenever I watched the show as a kid I was disappointed at the fact that Two-Face never showed up because he was one of my favorite villains, this comic was a dream come true and I hope that in an alternate universe, someone got to enjoy this episode!

[@dechha1981]

I would say Alex Ross carefully made it look like like he wasn’t being carefull. An actual Jackson Pollock style painting would just look flat , but the splatter on that couch actually follows the bend of the different sides of the couch.

[@davidyoung5114]

I would have chosen Tony Curtis to play Two-Face if I had been the casting agent.

[@FloofPuppy]

You should probably review the classic Wacky Adventures of Ronald McDonalds VHS tapes in the future.

[@bromodragone8405]

Potential awkward situations: given that this is the 60s Batman, candidates could include: Joker covering the floor in marbles, Mr Freeze covering the floor in ice, Penguin using a trick umbrella to release an oil slick.

[@j.j.hatter8444]

I've heard about this episode before; aside from the make-up constraints, I've also heard another reason the Two-Face episode never made it off the cutting room floor was because they felt the disfigured character might prove too frightening for kids, so they replaced him essentially with False-Face...whose mask and voice didn't make him much less creepy, so bang-up job there. In terms of casting, I've also heard Clint Eastwood was considered for the role, but that might be just a rumor. As for who I would pick: Christopher Lee. Because if Faerie Tale Theatre taught us anything, he wasn't afraid to be at least a little goofy, and if Hammer Horror taught us anything, it was that he was equally unafraid of make-up.

[@j.j.hatter8444]

+John Robledo I just noticed I used the phrase "I heard" about three or four times in the same bloody short message. Brilliant writing.

[@Bobsheaux]

+John Robledo Hell yeah, False-Face was creepy! O_O

[@Cenobite1991]

One of the funniest moments in the 60's show (including the movie) is during the movie's opening titles, where the spotlight falls on a creeping Batman who looks annoyed that he's been spotted. He just drops his stance and looks a little pissed. Gets me everytime.

[@Bobsheaux]

+Cenobite1991 "I'm sneaking, I'm sneaking, I'm sne-ah crap, you got me..." ;P

[@matthewevans97]

Two-Face was eventually put into the 60s universe via the animated film "Batman vs Two-Face" voiced by William Shatner.

[@EpicMickey777]

So glad you reviewed this one. Also I think why there was no celebrity cameo was cause Bats wasn't climbing a sky scrapper like usual. However there are plenty to be found in other Batman 66 issues.

[@nyxofnight4344]

I just love Bobsheaux in this review he sounds so dorky doing all his impressions it's actually kind of awesome! keep up the great work man.

[@bubbles46853-ep9if]

I wanted to watch this all in one sitting, but you made me watch every Bat Climb!

[@bromodragone8405]

An awkward situation could be Joker covering the floor with marbles.

[@christophercase6042]

I heard when they where planning to have Clint Eastwood to play Two Face on the series. On that note, I've alway considered the movie Batman Forever to be somewhat of a homage to the Adam West series (makes it easier to watch...that and Kiss from a Rose) and I can't help but notice Tommy Lee Jones has a slight resemblance to Clint Eastwood so I can easily see how a live action Two Face would've worked on the show.

[@Bobsheaux]

+Christopher Case Still should've been Billy Dee Williams. lol

[@ryanhagelberg4824]

+Bobsheaux I would use Jim Carey for two face

[@mathieuleader8601]

+Bobsheaux would he have black and white facial scarring like vertiligo

[@jackhamilton9604]

+Bobsheaux how about Louis prima as two-face ?

[@bromodragone8405]

An example of awkward situation could be Joker covering the floor in marbles or a thin beam over a pit of sharks.

[@martytardigrade8838]

6:58- Well Bobsheaux to answer your question... If your car is parked by a parking meter, he'll just put more coins in (as long as it isn't his flipping coin) just so the meter maid doesn't ruin your day.

[@johnalogue9832]

+Marty Tardigrade Imagine if he accidentally put in the wrong coin, though!

[@martytardigrade8838]

ProbeVoyages Well now he'll have to make a decision on his own. Either go "Screw it" and break open the parking meter to get it back or go and get a new coin.

[@johnalogue9832]

I'm guessing he would just have a psychotic breakdown and fall to the ground, crying. I just find the thought funny for some reason.

[@martytardigrade8838]

ProbeVoyages Even funnier if this was a Robot Chicken sketch.

[@juhaniaho6698]

I know that in the original Batman quadrology, Two-Face was played by Tommy Lee Jones. However, if Tim Burton had directed Batman Forever, I think that this is how Two-Face would have been portrayed. 1)The good side of his face would have been Billy Dee Williams. The bad side? My best guess would be the late John Hurt. His voice would have been perfect.They could have managed to play the same role by only showing one side of Harvey’s face. 2) As for whenever he would have needed to face the camera directly, it would have been achieved by having the make-up crew mold half of Williams’ face to resemble that of Hurt’s face. And also both Billy Dee Williams and John Hurt would have spoken their lines in unison. 3) As for how would have Two-faces bad side look like, I was thinking something along the lines of scarred and bleached. Hey Bob (or was it Rob?), what do you think?

[@lightyearpig12]

I'm pretty sure Alan Rickman would've been the perfect Two-Face. So where can I buy the full story?

[@SHEVCHENKOFAN18]

@ightyearpig12 The story is included in Brain Movies: The Original Teleplays of Harlan Ellison Volume Five. A live journal user did an in-depth review of the script around the same time that I did a post about it for the arkhamverse forums. about-faces.livejournal.com/79095.html

[@bastibeastthebesterian5772]

great review! hey, are you ever gonna review H.R. puffinstuff or lidsville? just curious.

[@bastibeastthebesterian5772]

Kaz Houser lol, and I agree on that review.

[@bastibeastthebesterian5772]

Kaz Houser I think that would be great! Maybe the wiz?

[@bastibeastthebesterian5772]

Kaz Houser that sounds good, I might even look for it myself!

[@bastibeastthebesterian5772]

Kaz Houser XD okay

[@bastibeastthebesterian5772]

Kaz Houser a little bit of it on KZbin. It kinda made me mad.

[@bromodragone8405]

Hey, Bob, what's your opinion on the DCAU? Specifically Batman Beyond?

[@ztyran]

The mad hatter of this time was an imposter and looked similar to the show's Hatter.

[@megelizabeth9492]

Well, in "Batman vs Two Face", William Shatner will be voicing him!

[@michaelgatti4038]

Your West and Natrator impressions are spot on. You’ve won another subscriber. Bravo.

[@michaelgatti4038]

And Burt Ward. Damn you’re good.

[@robbiewalker2831]

7:25 - 7:38: What do you mean by that last statement, that "it was a nice gesture"?

[@AHHHHHHHHHHHHl]

I would give the role of Two-Face to Anthony Perkins or Peter O'Toole.

[@nickkurtz512]

Perkins would have been awesome.

[@GothicQueen1]

Two-Face, scarecrow and poison ivy are the only villains not to appear on the '60s show.

[@BATTY3459]

The Mad Hatter was based on the impostor Mad Hatter who was in the comics at the time, and it wasn't revealed that he was an impostor until after those TV episodes, I think.

[@williamhiers1280]

Re: The double decker bus. They do exist in the states. Specifically, some tour services have explicitly British-themed ones.

[@khathaway414]

Okay I got to give it to you, your Adam West is pretty good.

[@SwiftNimblefoot]

Also, they went into great detail about him not being able to choose without the coin, and then when it lands sideways... he does want to kill Batman anyway? TAS did that so much better even if they took the idea from this episode. Btw, where did you hear that info? I read the TAS "Bible" but don't remember Dini or Timm mentioning it.

[@nickkurtz512]

If I was the casting director back in the 60's, Harvey Dent/Two Face would be either Robert Wagner, Gene Hackman or Clint Eastwood. You like Bobsheaux?

[@Bobsheaux]

+Nicholas Kurtz Oooh, Clint Eastwood. Me likey! XD

[@nickkurtz512]

Announcer voice: "Fresh from The good, the bad and the ugly, Clint Eastwood goes up against Adam West in the newest episode of Batman. What is Two Face up to? Will Batman find out in time or is it to late? Find out in this week's episode!"

[@Unqualifiedmedicalperson]

Clint Eastwood was actually in negotiations to play Two-Face in the tv show. But the network thought the character was "too gruesome and too violent" for the show's family friendly nature.

[@TheHorndOne]

I collected all of the main run of Batman '66 & the miniseries that came after. I loved this issue. We finally got Two-Face in the Batman '66 universe!

[@JoeChillton]

Just subbed, your West impression is genius.

[@abram8961]

At first a thought the the batman logo was some jacked up teeth.

[@bromodragone8405]

DENTALMAN!

[@hurricanefury439]

7:43 actually new york has had double decker buses for years. they are used for tourism.

[@j.j.hatter8444]

I decided to re-watch this (a choice I do not regret), and I have a question for you, Bobsheaux: what would you say was/is your favorite episode (two-parter or non) of the 60's series?

[@Bobsheaux]

+John Robledo Any episode with Julie Newmar. lol

[@broadwayboys2253]

Haha

[@SuperSwordman1]

Hey, I would defiantly set up a hall of trophies. Especially if my rogue's gallery was as colorful as Batman's.

[@eblackwell]

God, I love that car! That's the Batmobile to me.

[@LikaLaruku]

I remember watching Batman 66 & The Green Hornet reruns in highschool on some channel I think doesn't exist anymore.

[@wackadoodlesprinkles]

Oh no! Two face is going to rob the second bank of Gotham of all it's two dollar bills on February second.

[@darkhelmet87]

also, though actor likenesses would be an issue, what would you think of a crossover comic starring an Adam west based batman, a George reeves inspired superman, and a Linda carter inspired wonder woman. TV heroes from 3. consecutive decades:)

[@Bobsheaux]

+Kris Lundell *shrugs* Why not? If DC can publish the likeness of Green Hornet (currently a Dynamite property), I can see them doing that with Reeves and Carter. :)

[@danthefan28]

Well the shows version of the Mad Hatter was way different. This version had a different origin, and actually appeared in the comics, before getting killed by the original Mad Hatter everyone knows and love.

[@greentree68]

I can personally see William Shatner as Two Face, I would’ve cast him if he wasn’t too busy with Star Trek.

[@darkhero-3097]

I heard a different story about why Two-Face wasn't in the show. Apparently, TF would've been a TV reporter instead of DA, and a television set was going to blow up in his face. He could've been played by CLINT EASTWOOD of all people, but Two-Face was turned down because he would've been too gruesome for a family/children's show. At least, that's what I heard.

[@asorls1]

This is the first comic I ever saw with Commissioner Gordon actually looking like Neil Hamilton, [ except he wears glasses]. Hamilton was a very famous actor in the 1920's and 1930's , so his family would want royaties for his likeness. Cheif Ohara looks like him.The aunt harriet character would require royalties too. I liked the mad hatter character as he was in TV. He looks like one depiction in the comics of him. His character changed alot in the comics. The hat was the best feature.

[@Toby77c]

i see the thomas transformer in the background

[@alanr4447a]

5:40 That's not the TV Mad Hatter's comic counterpart; that's an earlier version.

[@NobodieZ26]

Is that a Cobra Commander Transformer I see in the background? PS do you plan on reviewing Grumpy and Pokey, Critter and Zenescope Alice in Wonderland?

[@Bobsheaux]

+NobodieZ Shadow Commander, yes. lol Maybe I'll review those other comics. Who can say?...

[@NobodieZ26]

Thanks for the answer.

[@jackdalegoman1377]

Paul Newman as two face.

[@GraveyBones]

RIP Adam West

[@kennethmanning6958]

Ohhh..I dunno... I think it WOULD have been awesome to see the Man-With-No-Name, as Harvey Two-Face Dent----years before Eastwood's first appearance as Dirty Harry. (Perhaps that's why in the 1992 Batman animated series, Richard Moll (Bull Shannon of "Night Court") voiced the "Big Bad Harve" side with a deep gravelly voice, scary enough to rival Kevin Conroy's Dark Knight crusader. "Go ahead, Bat-Punk, make my Knight! Heh-heh-heh!") And actually, what I heard was, Eastwood was all set to accept the role and play the part in Season 4, but the show was canceled after a poor run in Season 3. By the time the big Bat-Movies came along in the '90's, Eastwood was probably offered again, but by then he was too old and too busy directing, so fellow film cowboy Tommy Lee Jones got it. That's the way the coin flips.

[@Courier-Six]

Honestly, for casting Two-Face in the bright knight series, I would have gone with Clint Eastwood. That trademark scowl he has would have made the Twoface expressions so easy to pull off with minimal prosthetics or makeup.

[@gustavferreira627]

Funny you say that because he was planned to play Two-Face.

[@samuelbarber4154]

If he wasn't busy with Trek (was that show on in 1966-68?) Shatner! Or Nimoy! Or whoever played McCoy.

[@DainnGreywall]

ooophhh.... the perfect two-face... that's actually a pretty hard choice... i mean thinking about it, there are several jokers that are perfect in their own way (Mark Hamil's voice being the best damn joker voice) Jack Nicholson, who is able to look like a menacing crazy-happy psychopath and of course Heath Ledger who came with something of his complete own... so many good jokers... So i can't really say i can pick out one good Harvey Dent, would be great to hear suggestions though.

[@stevekoller3314]

Apparently, they also considered Scarecrow

[@eblackwell]

Jeffrey Hunter has the perfect look for Harvey/Two-Face

[@BlackBeWhite2k7]

From what I understand with regards to the hatter the show was emulating the "imposter mad hatter" which from 1956-1981 took the focus of the character away from the storybook classic and substituted it with just simple silly hat shenanigans. Suffice to say, it didn't last and DC decided to go back to the Wonderland theme (and mind control/fuckery), expanding it into the dark and twisted perversion of said universe we associate with the character today. It IS rather hypocritical if anyone on the show thought a wonderland themed bad guy (regardless of how light hearted or dark) was too silly for the 60s batman universe of all things.

[@duckpartain9462]

5:35, what if that was the idea, when all the other rouges are suited in colorful costumes&gimmicks a plain gray aesthetic does seem a little well mad, Idk just a thought

[@ArcherSlamBAM]

Who would I pick to play that era's Two-Face? Hmm... I'll go extreme classic with this one and say Boris Karloff. I mean, they already had Vincent Price's eggscelent performance.

[@Bobsheaux]

+Archer Slam-BAM Where did that even COME from? Hmmm.... let's have a villain who's completely obsessed with eggs for no reason. Who should play him? I GOT IT! Get Vincent Price on the phone!! lol

[@ArcherSlamBAM]

Bobsheaux I am not even remotely sure, but I'm glad it happened. No one else could capture the cheesiness of the villain better than the man, himself. You can't deny that he gave us a beautiful messterpiece! XD

[@Doodles68]

The art of Two-Face looks like Lyle Wagoner of Carol Burnett Show fame. he also did a screen test hoping to play Batman.

[@LittleJoeTheMoonlightCat]

Batgirl, Vincent Price as Egg Head, Earta Kitt, And of Course Adam West and Burt Ward as Batman and Robin.

[@leemcdonald1342]

Glad that you got this video up. Nice choice of costume. Get well soon, again.

[@V1NCYN1CAL]

Can you recommend another Two-Face or maybe a Riddler-Comic? Great video :)

[@Bobsheaux]

+Nekotaku DEFINITELY check out 'Two of a Kind' by Bruce Timm. As for the Riddler, you can't go wrong with Zero Year. :)

[@V1NCYN1CAL]

Thanks a lot! Keep up the amazing work ;)

[@bromodragone8405]

Y'know, with some edited footage, voice dubbing and new footage, it might be possible to recreate this episode. A frankenfilm. Though, no one could match Adam West's performance.

[@adamhulett6507]

If they were going to do Two Faced in the 66th TV show it should have been Dean Martin .

[@HalloranIllustrations]

I would wager, old chum, that the comic didn't get permission from the estate of the of the actress who played Aunt Harriet's likeness. That wouldn't be the first time that had happened in that series run.

[@MultiJimmyb]

It's not true about Batman operating soley in the daytime on the T.V. show. Even the first episode had scenes that took place at night. Did you forget about the scene at the disco, with that famous bat-dance? Robin was sitting in the batmoble watching Batman in the club, notice it was at nighttime. Adam West, may you rest in Bat-peace.

[@SeayDragon85]

I'm gonna have to look up this tv show on Netflix or youtube I really can't afford the box set right now

[@martinguzman3995]

who's the celebrity that was going to play Two-Face?

[@Bobsheaux]

+Martin Guzman I heard it was going to be Clint Eastwood. That'd be AWESOME.

[@martinguzman3995]

Bobsheaux I agree, that would've been awesome.

[@3dartistguy]

The real reason why they didnt do Two Face was because Two face's face was deemed too scarey for children.

[@robbiewalker2831]

8:50 - 9:28: Can you name one BatClimb that doesn't involve celebrities? Just an honest question to *your* question.

[@EpicMickey777]

Well I can. The first episode.

[@robbiewalker2831]

@@EpicMickey777 Thank you for that.

[@davvvvo]

11:16 shotgun shells, i'm quite sure those are pistol casings.

[@julymiller9296]

Two Face: Robert Vaughn (Man From UNCLE) Though I read below it would've been Clint Eastwood.

[@nicktroisi6347]

I think Clint Eastwood would’ve made a great Two-Face if their was a Batman project in the 70s

[@frenchmime1972]

he would of been better as Batman in the 80s, based on the Frank Miller Stories

[@darkhelmet87]

I had heard that had the episode been made, two face would have been played by a young Clint Eastwood. that made me think, what other popular actors OF THE TIME would have made good batman villains. off the top of my head, I thought, either Boris Karloff or peter Lorre as the scarecrow, and Tina Louise (ginger from Gilligan's island) as poison ivy. what do you think.

[@Bobsheaux]

+Kris Lundell I actually imagine someone like Don Knotts playing the Scarecrow. You know, someone legitimately NOT scary, so he'd HAVE to resort to mind-altering chemicals to make him scary. lol

[@darkhelmet87]

+Bobsheaux I can see where you're going with that, sort of having Dr crane as the man behind the curtain to scarecrow's great and powerful oz. Like, through the episode, he used a costume and various illusions to get Gotham to take him seriously, and the fear has to make people see things like spiders, skeletons, at one point it could make people see a dragon. There could even be a slight reference to batman's origin (slight, remember, kids show from the 60s). Batman gets a dose of fear has, and sees a silouette of aman in a gangster outfit holding a gun for a few seconds, when he recovers and robin ask if he's alright, Batman say "it's nothing old chum....just a bad memory". And at the end, after Batman and robin shut down the machines spraying the fear has, and take down the rest of the illusions, in the final fight the so called "master of fear" is reveals to be a total goofus! of course it would still be surreal to hear the voice of, say barney fide coming out of a jack-o-lantern face:)

[@mattind69v3]

the Mad Hatter on the show is based on this version dc.wikia.com/wiki/Mad_Hatter_II_(New_Earth)

[@Superman679]

Granted, most of the episodes were during day time, there were some that were at night but they were indoors for most of the episode but a few of those had them doing there famous walk up the side of a bldg so star cameos could open windows just like you show in your video with Green Hornet, some were at night. So to say they never fought crime at night was wrong.

[@foxb5974]

Why was this particular episode lost?

[@KoalaHeadProductions]

I would cast the very famous Clint Eastwood.

[@jackhamilton9604]

Actually from what I've read the real reason why two-face wasn't in the show because they thought he would be too scary for the show

[@Lishadra]

Whew. Thanks for the image warning.

[@vamplestat666]

I guess they didn't have the permission from the estate of the actress to use her likeness

[@AJSSPACEPLACE]

I dont think the makeup was melting. I think the heat was making two-face sweat it off

[@googamp32]

10:01 "GUAM!" ...Someone's going to get that.