Out of all of the closing to every episode of “Batman”, a lot of them have the 20th Television Fox logo which were incomplete, except the last one which was fully completed logo, and two of them doesn’t have the logo. Later prints of the “Batman” TV show from the 1990’s have the 20th Television logo plastered. These came from 16mm prints of the “Batman” TV show that WPIX-TV (channel 11) in NYC used to ran them back in the 1970’s and 1980’s. When WPIX-TV brought “Batman” back in 1989 following the success of the first movie with Michael Keaton, all of the episodes were using video tape masters instead of film.
Out of all of the closing to every episode of “Batman”, a lot of them have the 20th Television Fox logo which were incomplete, except the last one which was fully completed logo, and two of them doesn’t have the logo. Later prints of the “Batman” TV show from the 1990’s have the 20th Television logo plastered.
These came from 16mm prints of the “Batman” TV show that WPIX-TV (channel 11) in NYC used to ran them back in the 1970’s and 1980’s. When WPIX-TV brought “Batman” back in 1989 following the success of the first movie with Michael Keaton, all of the episodes were using video tape masters instead of film.
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