Bat Cycle 1

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[@Leadeshipcoach]

Out of all of the Batmobiles I have seen on cartoons and movies this Batmobile is still my favorite!

[@davidsafier6333]

I used to work only one block from where it was stored near Riverside Dr. and Lankershim! I would see it on my lunch breaks! Surreal.

[@YOURTECHFRIEND]

I had this version as a miniature as a child. Loved it!

[@sandraclowdus6549]

Love All the wounderous, Toys

[@klaus.kinsky3954]

Yes indeed 👌 And this melody plays to it when driving 0:30😆

[@robertalbert5124]

why doesn't Batman just use his remote control features to turn of the Batmobile? or at least use the remote control to depress the brake pedal?

[@kchishol1970]

When they take over the Batmobile's steering, Robin should have been doing the remote steering while Batman driving the Batcycle for safety's sake.

[@jordancobb509]

Excellent observation old chum. Safety is always number one..

[@beeking1792]

@@jordancobb509 Also worth mentioning that Batman could have not only cause harm to The Penguin and his goons by tying them down in the front of the Batmobile, but also blocking Batman’s vision when driving the Batmobile. Batman should have had the 2 goons in the passenger seat In the Batmobile, while Robin should have drove the Batcycle with the Penguin in the passenger seat. Geez hasn’t Batman & Robin heard of safety first for goodness sake?!

[@dalethelander3781]

@@beeking1792 Robin/D!ck Grayson didn't get his driver license until the 3rd season, much less a license to operate a motorcycle.

[@nicholaslupo4231]

safety didnt exist back then...

[@hermanherman5834]

Nothing about this show makes sense.

[@Tazzman225]

I like when Robin was warning Batman about damaging the Batmobile when Batman himself caused extensive damage on it.

[@kyleboulanger170]

How did Batman cause permanent damage to the Batmobile?

[@Tazzman225]

@@kyleboulanger170 --- It wasn't permanent damage. He was a wreckless driver and he did cause damage to the point the producers had to use the extra batmobiles.

[@dalethelander3781]

@@Tazzman225 Technically, there were no extra Batmobiles. A second car was built with a radically different "gumball" on the roll bar, and a third was built for exhibitions at dragstrips. But, according to stuntman Hubie Kerns, who drove the car 99.9% of the time, "We never saw another Batmobile; all we had was that piece of sh!t that looked good." I think Batmobile #2 was used for things like supermarket and discount department store openings. The engine in the #1 car was tired and required extra fans to keep it cool and those fans drew more amps than the alternator could handle, so they were running to auto parts stores to buy more car batteries. Also, the steering linkage would break at inappropriate times. The Lincoln Futura was a show car and wasn't meant to be driven hard on the streets and highways of Los Angeles.

[@robertalbert5124]

The only thing I did not like about this show was that it relied so heavily on violence. I don't understand why Batman was such a role model in all other things (always teaching Robin how to be an upstanding citizen and follow all rules and laws, but at the same time...He always resorted to violence by punching and "kapowing" the villains (instead of try to use a more diplomatic and peaceful method by reasoning with them and trying to show them the error of his their criminal ways). What is worse is that he encouraged Robin to also participate in physical violence - IN ALMOST EVERY EPISODE! I think that is why there is so much violence in today's society....because every kid who grew up watching this show thought it was "cool" and "heroic" to solve society's problems with physical violence. BOOOH Batman.... Shame on you!!!!!

[@every1665]

Only a kid when Batman was a new show, I didn't appreciate just how fabulously silly they played their parts. Burgess Meredith did his Penguin role so well.

[@Sargebri]

The writers always had a script ready for Burgess Meredith whenever he was in town due to how much he was liked on the set.

[@ericrivera8410]

He always had that long cigarette holder in his mouth ..lol

[@davedaves3489]

@@Sargebri thats cool.

[@robertalbert5124]

why doesn't Batman just use his remote control features to turn of the Batmobile? or at least use the remote control to depress the brake pedal?

[@robertalbert5124]

The only thing I did not like about this show was that it relied so heavily on violence. I don't understand why Batman was such a role model in all other things (always teaching Robin how to be an upstanding citizen and follow all rules and laws, but at the same time...He always resorted to violence by punching and "kapowing" the villains (instead of try to use a more diplomatic and peaceful method by reasoning with them and trying to show them the error of his their criminal ways). What is worse is that he encouraged Robin to also participate in physical violence - IN ALMOST EVERY EPISODE! I think that is why there is so much violence in today's society....because every kid who grew up watching this show thought it was "cool" and "heroic" to solve society's problems with physical violence. BOOOH Batman.... Shame on you!!!!!

[@wutang_batman]

Tim Burton must've been inspired by this when he did the penguin controlling the batmobile scene.

[@sarnow76]

Good point

[@robertalbert5124]

The only thing I did not like about this show was that it relied so heavily on violence. I don't understand why Batman was such a role model in all other things (always teaching Robin how to be an upstanding citizen and follow all rules and laws, but at the same time...He always resorted to violence by punching and "kapowing" the villains (instead of try to use a more diplomatic and peaceful method by reasoning with them and trying to show them the error of his their criminal ways). What is worse is that he encouraged Robin to also participate in physical violence - IN ALMOST EVERY EPISODE! I think that is why there is so much violence in today's society....because every kid who grew up watching this show thought it was "cool" and "heroic" to solve society's problems with physical violence. BOOOH Batman.... Shame on you!!!!!

[@MrDBcooper77]

He pushed a button and a Mini steering wheel came out..bhahahahaha

[@robertalbert5124]

The only thing I did not like about this show was that it relied so heavily on violence. I don't understand why Batman was such a role model in all other things (always teaching Robin how to be an upstanding citizen and follow all rules and laws, but at the same time...He always resorted to violence by punching and "kapowing" the villains (instead of try to use a more diplomatic and peaceful method by reasoning with them and trying to show them the error of his their criminal ways). What is worse is that he encouraged Robin to also participate in physical violence - IN ALMOST EVERY EPISODE! I think that is why there is so much violence in today's society....because every kid who grew up watching this show thought it was "cool" and "heroic" to solve society's problems with physical violence. BOOOH Batman.... Shame on you!!!!!

[@chgoboy69]

Burgess Meredith was perfect as Penguin especially his ad-libs when the Batmobile starts to act up!

[@robertalbert5124]

The only thing I did not like about this show was that it relied so heavily on violence. I don't understand why Batman was such a role model in all other things (always teaching Robin how to be an upstanding citizen and follow all rules and laws, but at the same time...He always resorted to violence by punching and "kapowing" the villains (instead of try to use a more diplomatic and peaceful method by reasoning with them and trying to show them the error of his their criminal ways). What is worse is that he encouraged Robin to also participate in physical violence - IN ALMOST EVERY EPISODE! I think that is why there is so much violence in today's society....because every kid who grew up watching this show thought it was "cool" and "heroic" to solve society's problems with physical violence. BOOOH Batman.... Shame on you!!!!!

[@ChargerBullet]

They must have abandoned the Batcycle there and Batgirl must have stumbled upon it, taking it for herself.

[@jessicathethreestoogesfan2635]

Good point

[@jessicathethreestoogesfan2635]

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[@beeking1792]

Nah, Alfred found the right time to sneak out of Bruce’s mansion and brought it back.

[@perpetualgrin5804]

' Batgirl ' was 🔥

[@mary-annemueller9885]

No. There an autopilot on the Batcycle.

[@beautifulibra]

Used to watch this all the time as a kid. Times were so much better back then

[@jackson76724]

Enjoyed these as a kid and now really getting a Lough out of the clever writing as an adult.

[@robertalbert5124]

The only thing I did not like about this show was that it relied so heavily on violence. I don't understand why Batman was such a role model in all other things (always teaching Robin how to be an upstanding citizen and follow all rules and laws, but at the same time...He always resorted to violence by punching and "kapowing" the villains (instead of try to use a more diplomatic and peaceful method by reasoning with them and trying to show them the error of his their criminal ways). What is worse is that he encouraged Robin to also participate in physical violence - IN ALMOST EVERY EPISODE! I think that is why there is so much violence in today's society....because every kid who grew up watching this show thought it was "cool" and "heroic" to solve society's problems with physical violence. BOOOH Batman.... Shame on you!!!!!

[@ELVENGADOR858]

RIP OUR UNFORGETTABLE BURGUESS MEREDITH THE BEST PENGUIN

[@seandineen999]

Can we go to work, that would be nice?

[@juniorbispo4516]

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

[@ritselabuan6513]

Rest well, Bright knight

[@chilli-soup]

And just think when the Penguin got home he woddled to the gym got changed then trained the Italian Stallion.

[@robertalbert5124]

The only thing I did not like about this show was that it relied so heavily on violence. I don't understand why Batman was such a role model in all other things (always teaching Robin how to be an upstanding citizen and follow all rules and laws, but at the same time...He always resorted to violence by punching and "kapowing" the villains (instead of try to use a more diplomatic and peaceful method by reasoning with them and trying to show them the error of his their criminal ways). What is worse is that he encouraged Robin to also participate in physical violence - IN ALMOST EVERY EPISODE! I think that is why there is so much violence in today's society....because every kid who grew up watching this show thought it was "cool" and "heroic" to solve society's problems with physical violence. BOOOH Batman.... Shame on you!!!!!

[@thomascloutier6396]

I guessing that after dropping off the crooks, Batman would need Alfred to fetch back the Batcycle....

[@AvengerII]

Why not? Alfred's up to it! He's even subbed for Batman on occasion!

[@demonocusmetalocus3558]

I'll get it for them

[@ericrivera8410]

The bar cycle is remote control too Batman has the controls in his batbelt..I made that up .

[@brianandrejicka9658]

Holy Elon Musk Batman....the first autonomous vehicle...The Batmobile!

[@stevekoenig3684]

This was the funniest sequence I ever saw in the series.

[@robertalbert5124]

The only thing I did not like about this show was that it relied so heavily on violence. I don't understand why Batman was such a role model in all other things (always teaching Robin how to be an upstanding citizen and follow all rules and laws, but at the same time...He always resorted to violence by punching and "kapowing" the villains (instead of try to use a more diplomatic and peaceful method by reasoning with them and trying to show them the error of his their criminal ways). What is worse is that he encouraged Robin to also participate in physical violence - IN ALMOST EVERY EPISODE! I think that is why there is so much violence in today's society....because every kid who grew up watching this show thought it was "cool" and "heroic" to solve society's problems with physical violence. BOOOH Batman.... Shame on you!!!!!

[@PushaDee]

This all look so real when i was younger.

[@robertalbert5124]

what are you talking about??? It is real! (you of little faith....you freakin' non-believer)

[@robertalbert5124]

The only thing I did not like about this show was that it relied so heavily on violence. I don't understand why Batman was such a role model in all other things (always teaching Robin how to be an upstanding citizen and follow all rules and laws, but at the same time...He always resorted to violence by punching and "kapowing" the villains (instead of try to use a more diplomatic and peaceful method by reasoning with them and trying to show them the error of his their criminal ways). What is worse is that he encouraged Robin to also participate in physical violence - IN ALMOST EVERY EPISODE! I think that is why there is so much violence in today's society....because every kid who grew up watching this show thought it was "cool" and "heroic" to solve society's problems with physical violence. BOOOH Batman.... Shame on you!!!!!

[@mxylpx]

Luv this sequence where the cocky bird gets his comeuppance in the Batmobile!

[@robertalbert5124]

The only thing I did not like about this show was that it relied so heavily on violence. I don't understand why Batman was such a role model in all other things (always teaching Robin how to be an upstanding citizen and follow all rules and laws, but at the same time...He always resorted to violence by punching and "kapowing" the villains (instead of try to use a more diplomatic and peaceful method by reasoning with them and trying to show them the error of his their criminal ways). What is worse is that he encouraged Robin to also participate in physical violence - IN ALMOST EVERY EPISODE! I think that is why there is so much violence in today's society....because every kid who grew up watching this show thought it was "cool" and "heroic" to solve society's problems with physical violence. BOOOH Batman.... Shame on you!!!!!

[@blueschewy2558]

I would have liked to have seen George Barris make a cameo in this episode as a body shop owner who restores the batmobile to its former glory.

[@robertalbert5124]

The only thing I did not like about this show was that it relied so heavily on violence. I don't understand why Batman was such a role model in all other things (always teaching Robin how to be an upstanding citizen and follow all rules and laws, but at the same time...He always resorted to violence by punching and "kapowing" the villains (instead of try to use a more diplomatic and peaceful method by reasoning with them and trying to show them the error of his their criminal ways). What is worse is that he encouraged Robin to also participate in physical violence - IN ALMOST EVERY EPISODE! I think that is why there is so much violence in today's society....because every kid who grew up watching this show thought it was "cool" and "heroic" to solve society's problems with physical violence. BOOOH Batman.... Shame on you!!!!!

[@josephwilliams3185]

I'm a Penguin fan of this show, he is my favorite arch villain. these episodes and the one where the Penguin ran for mayor of Gotham City are my favorite ones.

[@lindseyscharn2276]

joseph williams ?

[@AndrewChapman]

Oh yeah, I love that one too, especially this scene:- kzbin.info/www/bejne/iaPQcqZqp9CFn5o

[@darlingditzypinkfloweremoji]

Certified Penguin fan here!!!

[@blueschewy2558]

Burgess Meredith was perfectly cast as The Penguin.

[@m.lanzoni9306]

Typical Batman plot: The Penguin steals the Batmobile.

[@blueschewy2558]

While other villains stole the Batmobile, The Penguin was the only villain who had the audacity to modify the vehicle to his own taste.

[@joshuabessire9169]

Deep down, every Penguin, was a carjacker at heart.

[@robertalbert5124]

The only thing I did not like about this show was that it relied so heavily on violence. I don't understand why Batman was such a role model in all other things (always teaching Robin how to be an upstanding citizen and follow all rules and laws, but at the same time...He always resorted to violence by punching and "kapowing" the villains (instead of try to use a more diplomatic and peaceful method by reasoning with them and trying to show them the error of his their criminal ways). What is worse is that he encouraged Robin to also participate in physical violence - IN ALMOST EVERY EPISODE! I think that is why there is so much violence in today's society....because every kid who grew up watching this show thought it was "cool" and "heroic" to solve society's problems with physical violence. BOOOH Batman.... Shame on you!!!!!

[@johnbowkett5920]

If Batman can control the steering ... why can't switch off the engine , and apply the brakes ? ... Safely , of course .

[@kyleboulanger170]

Shutting off the Batmobile's engine might have also resulted in the Batcycle's engine being shut off as well.

[@fotioskatsoulis99]

Burgess Merediths version of the penguin was one and original from the comics very pompous and the best. Danny De vitos one was recreated and more scraggy, nothing like the other. Always with the top hat, tuxedo, monocle, smoker and umbrella.

[@robertalbert5124]

The only thing I did not like about this show was that it relied so heavily on violence. I don't understand why Batman was such a role model in all other things (always teaching Robin how to be an upstanding citizen and follow all rules and laws, but at the same time...He always resorted to violence by punching and "kapowing" the villains (instead of try to use a more diplomatic and peaceful method by reasoning with them and trying to show them the error of his their criminal ways). What is worse is that he encouraged Robin to also participate in physical violence - IN ALMOST EVERY EPISODE! I think that is why there is so much violence in today's society....because every kid who grew up watching this show thought it was "cool" and "heroic" to solve society's problems with physical violence. BOOOH Batman.... Shame on you!!!!!

[@Mascotal]

Those bat mobile tires squeal on gravel roads too. Very nice.

[@robertalbert5124]

The only thing I did not like about this show was that it relied so heavily on violence. I don't understand why Batman was such a role model in all other things (always teaching Robin how to be an upstanding citizen and follow all rules and laws, but at the same time...He always resorted to violence by punching and "kapowing" the villains (instead of try to use a more diplomatic and peaceful method by reasoning with them and trying to show them the error of his their criminal ways). What is worse is that he encouraged Robin to also participate in physical violence - IN ALMOST EVERY EPISODE! I think that is why there is so much violence in today's society....because every kid who grew up watching this show thought it was "cool" and "heroic" to solve society's problems with physical violence. BOOOH Batman.... Shame on you!!!!!

[@Mascotal]

@@robertalbert5124 Who is going to watch a crime action program that would rather negotiate with criminals? Most boring show on television.

[@azurerainbow4637]

The Penguin must've smelled very bad. That's why Batman said they need to have the Batmobile fumigated.

[@johnbockelie3899]

Must be the safer Batcycle.

[@ercaysalih5433]

the penguin steels the batmobile and turns it into a birdmobile

[@jmcdowell1972]

3:40 Holy gunsmoke! I don't remember the thugs ever shooting at the Dynamic Duo!

[@robertalbert5124]

The only thing I did not like about this show was that it relied so heavily on violence. I don't understand why Batman was such a role model in all other things (always teaching Robin how to be an upstanding citizen and follow all rules and laws, but at the same time...He always resorted to violence by punching and "kapowing" the villains (instead of try to use a more diplomatic and peaceful method by reasoning with them and trying to show them the error of his their criminal ways). What is worse is that he encouraged Robin to also participate in physical violence - IN ALMOST EVERY EPISODE! I think that is why there is so much violence in today's society....because every kid who grew up watching this show thought it was "cool" and "heroic" to solve society's problems with physical violence. BOOOH Batman.... Shame on you!!!!!

[@Frenic1]

Penguin got fed up of being on the wrong side of the law... He hung up his Top hat and tails and decided to train Rocky Balboa instead...

[@andreiwayneandrewbrucewayn3421]

Batman Returns got Penguin in the Batmobile too,they got inspiration from this episode! Groovy!

[@kyleboulanger170]

There was also an episode of Batman: The Animated Series where The Penguin got control of the Batmobile & sent it on a crash course.

[@kevindavis296]

Penguin was actually controling the batmobile

[@robertalbert5124]

The only thing I did not like about this show was that it relied so heavily on violence. I don't understand why Batman was such a role model in all other things (always teaching Robin how to be an upstanding citizen and follow all rules and laws, but at the same time...He always resorted to violence by punching and "kapowing" the villains (instead of try to use a more diplomatic and peaceful method by reasoning with them and trying to show them the error of his their criminal ways). What is worse is that he encouraged Robin to also participate in physical violence - IN ALMOST EVERY EPISODE! I think that is why there is so much violence in today's society....because every kid who grew up watching this show thought it was "cool" and "heroic" to solve society's problems with physical violence. BOOOH Batman.... Shame on you!!!!!

[@tektoniks_architects]

This was freakin hilarious.

[@robertalbert5124]

The only thing I did not like about this show was that it relied so heavily on violence. I don't understand why Batman was such a role model in all other things (always teaching Robin how to be an upstanding citizen and follow all rules and laws, but at the same time...He always resorted to violence by punching and "kapowing" the villains (instead of try to use a more diplomatic and peaceful method by reasoning with them and trying to show them the error of his their criminal ways). What is worse is that he encouraged Robin to also participate in physical violence - IN ALMOST EVERY EPISODE! I think that is why there is so much violence in today's society....because every kid who grew up watching this show thought it was "cool" and "heroic" to solve society's problems with physical violence. BOOOH Batman.... Shame on you!!!!!

[@davedaves3489]

Good thing those buttons were arranged in the right order.

[@kyleboulanger170]

Most viewers probably didn't know most of the driving scenes were shot in front of a green screen.

[@petrberanek4230]

Simple rear projection, there is screen on background where "dashcam" footage is projected. All closeups are filmed inside studio, rear projection was used for car chases for decades. In 1920/1930 image on background is flickering because of missing synchronization.

[@dalethelander3781]

@@petrberanek4230 Right. Rear projection was used for interior car scenes for decades, even in the Viper cockpit shots in Battlestar Galactica. What was great about that was the actors could look out of the cockpit and see what was being projected and react to it.

[@HappyBeezerStudios]

It only became less used with digital methods. But there is still something superior about practical effects like these, the actors have some actual props to ineract with.

[@ericrivera8410]

Now you're going to tell me they're really NOT climbing up the side of a building... childhood ruined.. 😂

[@altfactor]

This Batcycle was very different than the Batcycle that was seen in the 1966 "Batman" movie based on the TV series and then in Seasons Two and Three of the TV series.

[@gouryg4774]

This was the first season Batcycle with a conventional side car. The subsequent seasons used the one with the go-kart for when they went to use the Batcopter.

[@dalethelander3781]

A Batmobile mechanic, Dan Magera, thought that rented cycle with plexiglas added was inadequate. He designed a Batcycle himself and presented it to William Dozier. Dozier liked it and leased it from Magera for the movie and seasons 2 and 3.

[@HappyBeezerStudios]

Obviously the bat cycle got damaged by some goons after batman left it behind, so he had to order an upgrade from gothams finest cycle specialist.

[@skipcampbell4226]

The others were Hondas

[@SOCORROSILVA-in7px]

I just loved how Batman managed the Batmobile by the Batcycle, from 0:06 until 4:43, by remote control. Please think positive daily. ©® March 07, 2021 @ 1:05 am ©®

[@SOCORROSILVA-in7px]

Stealing anything that doesn't pertain to you not only is it against the law but as well you just might end up in the local jail. Please have honest thoughts forever. ©® March 07, 2021 @ 1:10 am ©®

[@SOCORROSILVA-in7px]

From 4:22 to 4:43 Robin tells Batman that the case is closed and Batman responds with "Yes, but we have to fumigate it (referring to the Batmobile). That 21 seconds makes me laugh. March 07, 2021 @ 1:20 am ©®

[@michaelglass4701]

This is my favorite episode of Batman

[@robertalbert5124]

The only thing I did not like about this show was that it relied so heavily on violence. I don't understand why Batman was such a role model in all other things (always teaching Robin how to be an upstanding citizen and follow all rules and laws, but at the same time...He always resorted to violence by punching and "kapowing" the villains (instead of try to use a more diplomatic and peaceful method by reasoning with them and trying to show them the error of his their criminal ways). What is worse is that he encouraged Robin to also participate in physical violence - IN ALMOST EVERY EPISODE! I think that is why there is so much violence in today's society....because every kid who grew up watching this show thought it was "cool" and "heroic" to solve society's problems with physical violence. BOOOH Batman.... Shame on you!!!!!

[@blueschewy2558]

One of my favorite episodes.

[@robertalbert5124]

The only thing I did not like about this show was that it relied so heavily on violence. I don't understand why Batman was such a role model in all other things (always teaching Robin how to be an upstanding citizen and follow all rules and laws, but at the same time...He always resorted to violence by punching and "kapowing" the villains (instead of try to use a more diplomatic and peaceful method by reasoning with them and trying to show them the error of his their criminal ways). What is worse is that he encouraged Robin to also participate in physical violence - IN ALMOST EVERY EPISODE! I think that is why there is so much violence in today's society....because every kid who grew up watching this show thought it was "cool" and "heroic" to solve society's problems with physical violence. BOOOH Batman.... Shame on you!!!!!

[@giancarloga8850]

i love how the penguin, have been the only mastermind who thinks about the sabotage of the batmobile in the past 55 years

[@josephwilliams3185]

Other arch criminals who stolen the Batmobile was, Riddler, Catwoman, Book Worm, King Tut, Mad Hatter (did not succeed), Blaze (False face's moll and did not succeed), and the Sandman.

[@blueschewy2558]

But Penguin was the only one who had the audacity to rechristen the Batmobile as the Birdmobile.

[@williamhaynes4800]

King Tut used many of the Batmobile's gadgets to almost get away. The best 1 being "Batsmoke". Wow!

[@davidmahan4000]

I forgot about Bookworm. But when did Catwoman ever pilfer the Batmobile?

[@williamhaynes4800]

I don't think it was actually Catwoman, but Sandman who was working with her. I'll confirm it when I watch it again.

[@robertpolanco1973]

Personally, I liked nearly everything about the world of "Batman" and I am NOT into favoritism either when it comes to the excitement of getting to know the Caped Crusader and other flamboyant characters from the comic book to the pop culture scene as well.

[@chaoticdays]

Why does Batman want to take control of the steering? Why can't he just take control of the brakes. Push a button and mini brakes come out instead of a steering wheel

[@kyleboulanger170]

Maybe he wanted to see how far over the deep end he could send the Penguin.

[@dalethelander3781]

To fill out screen time?

[@skipcampbell4226]

All done on the Desilu Back lot! Cool times!

[@joenarbaiz1640]

Why didn't Penguin put on the brakes when he knew that he had lost control? Oh wait...he had no control anymore but yet he did.

[@TheScarletWing2490]

Seems like it's tradition for Penguin to hijack the Batmobile. He's done it here, he's done it in Batman Returns, he's even done it in the 90s Animated Series.

[@sandywest4977]

Penguin went back to jail for stealing the Batmobile because you can't steal your own wedding gfts.

[@davedaves3489]

They left the batcycle behind.

[@sandraclowdus6549]

"BOFF!!" ,,"SMACK!!!" ,,"PUNCH",😎😈😍😁😊😞😂😆😋😃BatMan.

[@Orangekhoi14]

3:25 How did Robin even hear that. XD

[@AndrewChapman]

Maybe Robin has very sensitive hearing and can hear from a very long distance.

[@punchline43]

How did he hear what?

[@AndrewChapman]

@@punchline43 Robin hearing Penguin's goon saying he's seeing ghosts on a Bat Cycle when they were distance away and couldn't possibly have been within hearing range.

[@punchline43]

@@AndrewChapman Ok thanks. There was a gap of time there and I just kept starting at 3:25, listening for a few seconds and going back too soon to put together the "that" and Robin's response. Good catch though :D

[@Tazzman225]

They have abandoned the Batcyle as it was not in the closing scene.

[@robertthomas5736]

Incredible Guest Stars on The 1960s Batman TV Show

[@peterstreet4430]

If only The Penguin had found the bat cycle remote control in the bat mobile.

[@Ruylopez778]

OK, so did anyone else think of Kubrick's Clockwork Orange with the shot of Penguin and goons in the batmobile?

[@wallochdm1]

Have never seen them using a Harley. The final version was based on a Yamaha.

[@blueschewy2558]

That motorcycle was also used in the Black Widow episodes.

[@anniebacani2949]

Penguin stole his batmobule

[@3dartistguy]

they later turned that Batcycle into the mode of transportation for the Black Widow late in the second year.

[@robertalbert5124]

why doesn't Batman just use his remote control features to turn of the Batmobile? or at least use the remote control to depress the brake pedal?

[@djvids6921]

Remote steering, holy bat drone.

[@davidlimo1685]

Anyone else notice that the batcycle in this episode was different then in other episodes and "Batman" movie?

[@AndrewChapman]

This was the first season. They obviously didn't care much for this first Bat cycle and so they redesigned it for the movie, which then appeared for the remainder of the series.

[@iguana9173]

David Limo this bat cycle is a Harley Davidson. The one used in the movie and the second and third seasons was based on a Yamaha.

[@blueschewy2558]

This particular batcycle was also used in the Black Widow episodes.

[@singhdeepinder]

So Mickey was Penguin before training Rocky.

[@warpedgenius5182]

happy little trees!!!

[@kyleboulanger170]

1:41: In reality, Warner Brothers had an employee on set lie down beside the Batmobile & open the doors.

[@JeffreyPiatt]

Well a 20th century Fox employee. DC licenced the tv show. rights to Fox before being bought by WB.

[@dalethelander3781]

At this time, DC Comics was still owned by Irving Donenfeld.

[@danmiller6462]

We have to have it fumigated. Good Batman quote. Robin's quote was good too. You're just not in the right spirit of things.

[@charles1964]

A Clockwork Orange @0:50 a la Gotham

[@GumbootZone]

1:24 almost had me DYING!!

[@alexishernandez.h8651]

Ése auto a control de distancia parece un TESLA 🤣

[@2NDCBT]

I wonder what the penguin broke at 2:44? Sounded like he smashed something.

[@oliverdough]

Nothin like homoerotic bdsm to save the day

[@brucewayne5140]

Bat logo peeling off Robin's door at 4:22

[@scottstewart3884]

Looked more like a penguin to me.

[@iandavismadeinengland5881]

The same sign as Tesla cars 😎🆒😀😳

[@jbirdnintendo]

That looks like a different kind of baycycle

[@AFGSANFORD2]

That bat cycle is the best one especially the side car unlike the other one. That control of the batmobile from the bat cycle I knew was phony and I think was stupid.

[@PushaDee]

Isn't there a saying about brining a snap kick to a gun fight?

[@bigchefharve7173]

Burgess Meredith is a funny actor

[@vicsaul5459]

Burgess Meredith, great actor

[@JeffreyPiatt]

Early Bat on star was rough, and to think later on in Batman Returns Penguin would use remote control drive the Batman

[@user-ou5hz2sp3s]

When Penguins henchman were ejected out of the Batmobile why didn't Penguin turn around and go back for them?

[@ctv186]

One more detail they may have forgotten, Batman and Robin are both in the batmobile at the end, so who's driving the bat cycle?

[@ericrivera8410]

The bat ghost..just put the word bat in front of a word.

[@kamuzu]

Fumigate ? Penguin must have left a steaming mound of guano on the drivers seat.

[@kyleboulanger170]

He lives in the sewer. Of course he's gonna make the Batmobile smell like sh**.

[@kamuzu]

@@kyleboulanger170 hehehe

[@williamhaynes4800]

How many rogues "stole" the Batmobil?

[@davidmahan4000]

I believe 4 villains did! King Tut, 🐧, Riddler, & the Sandman (Michael Rennie/he was in cahoots with Catwoman!)

[@vaderboy121]

to the Batmobile Robin

[@TheAmazingAdventuresOfMiles]

so only one seat ejects and for all the remote controls installed, there was no engine stop button.

[@ramn5143]

🦇 BATMAN

[@HappyBeezerStudios]

Penguins minions truly are the worst shots in history. Oh, and who is driving the bat cycle back to the bat cave? Does it has some bat recall function with automated bat navigation? Why not just let Robin drive it.

[@mattalbrecht7471]

And they left the bats like a lot alongside the road yeah that probably last there very long

[@FoxDemonMaster]

not we know were batman returns got the idea from🤣🤣🤣

[@gergydj]

Turbines to speed

[@Bossman25]

Batman Robin Use Their Bat cycle to get Batmobile Back 😎

[@pythaesfromtheonionpatch1640]

this happened to me once

[@marcuscarbonaro7089]

1:24 😅

[@155chipmunkz]

He quacc

[@iandavismadeinengland5881]

Can I install this in my car.,

[@strawberryartonline5714]

I wonder if this is what ppl feel in year 2070 after watching christian bale batpod scene ...

[@SOCORROSILVA-in7px]

The hidden tricks that Batman has hidden in the Batcycle for him to use in order to recuperate the Batmobile are something. Before going home, to the Batcave, they (Batman and Robin) have to drop off so piece of trash in front of the local jail. If you do not have any positive comments to make then don't post any negative comments over here because KZbin will find out one way or another. ©® March 10, 2021 @ 8:35 pm ©®

[@SOCORROSILVA-in7px]

Everybody, from BATMAN the series, is dead except for Burt Ward as Robin. Please have a pleasant day today. ©® March 10, 2021 @ 11:00 pm ©®

[@ant-honey8818]

1:25 ejecto seato cuz

[@thebigbop5866]

Get up Bats, get up you bum

[@redguywithatophat1900]

Is it just me or does batman sound like Jeff goldblum?

[@mr.snoopy_bdon6609]

Its a hacker Batman

[@kyleboulanger170]

Why didn't the Penguin just leave the doors open when Batman started playing around with them?

[@dalethelander3781]

Because it wouldn't be funny.

[@kennethvoller278]

Where can I get me a mobile batcycle batscanner??

[@CycloneFox]

3:30 How did Robin hear that? o.o

[@jasonmcdaniel345]

Maybe birds can hear from a greater distance.

[@dirtybaystrangler]

2:31 😳😳😳

[@homerjay424]

Where Did He Find This