Burt Ward Exposes Shocking Secrets of 1960s Batman

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[@markgordon5387]

I loved the Batman show. West and Ward were great.

[@randyvandolah9496]

I love batman my favorite batman and Robin ever Adam West and Burt ward I don't understand why people hate on the series now

[@michaelhughes8057]

I was always captured by the two part endings. I always would say to my self after watching the first part of the two part episodes, "I wonder how Bstman and Robin would get out of the trap, by the Super Villain they would be fighting that particular week?"

[@DarrinDuncan-uv4bm]

I’m building the 66 Batmobile now

[@BrianStephens-c6z]

I've been a big Batman fan since the day I was born 1979 45 years old and I still love Batman

[@kevinputry5655]

I was most shocked to learn that the stars performed their own stunts! I would have thought that they would have stunt doubles but perhaps that was a budget limitation? Thank God none of them died or had super serious injuries!

[@howa3984]

Everybody who was anybody in the film industry of the day wanted to be on the show. How many of the names below do you recognize from other work?
Batman Villains
Riddler
Frank Gorshin
John Astin
Joker
Cesar Romero
Penguin
Burgess Merideth
Catwoman
Lee Meriwether
Julie Newmar
Eartha Kitt
French Freddie Touché
Jacques Bergerac
Ma Parker
Shelly Winters
Puzzler
Maurice Evans
Clock King
Walter Slezak
Sandman
Michael Rennie
Archer
Art Carney
Minstrel
Van Jones
Mr. Freeze
George Sanders
Otto Preminger
Eli Wallach
Emma Strunk/Glacia Glaze
Leslie Parrish
Shame
Cliff Robertson
Calamity Jan
Dina Merrill
Oakie Annie
Joan Staley
Egghead
Vincent Price
Olga
Anne Baxter
Marsha Queen of Diamonds
Carolyn Jones
Aunt (Marsha) Hilda
Estelle Winwood
Zelda the Great
Anne Baxter
Eivol Ekdal
Jack Kruschen
Lord Marmaduke Ffogg
Rudy Vallee
Lady Prudence Ffogg
Lyn Peters
Lady Penelope Peasoup
Glynis Johns
Mad Hatter
David Wayne
Lulu Schultz/Lola Lasagna
Ethel Merman
Louie the Lilac
Milton Berle
Chandell/Harry
Liberaci
Colonel Gumm
Roger C. Carmel
Loreli Searcy/Siren
Joan Collins
Nora Clavicle
Barbara Rush
Minerva
Zsa Zsa Gabor
William Omaha McElroy/King Tut
Victor Buono
Black Widow
Tallulah Bankhead
Dr. Cassandra Spellcraft
Ida Lupino
Cabala
Howard Duff
False Face
Malachi Thorne
Blaze
Myrna Fahey

[@gogoyubari366]

Yvonne Craig was so pretty!

[@edryba4867]

And she was in her early 30’s when she played Bargirl!

[@theswan1852]

Gotta tone down the music.

[@sheriannritter-scott759]

I liked Batman very much! But my mother told me that she wanted me to watch Batman because I could learn lessons! Like logic, street smarts, as well school subjects, as the lesson of never giving up!

[@gregoryleewalker]

It's a Futura, not a Future.

[@edryba4867]

FIRE YOUR ARTIFICIAL ANNOUNCER!

[@williamvanderburg5949]

Baloney. If you watch the DVDs, Burt Ward is in less than 5 to 10 percent of the fight scenes. His stunt double is very obvious.

[@edryba4867]

The 1960’s Batmobile was NOT a “Future” as the digital “announcer” says. It was a 1955 Lincoln (a Ford product) FUTURA. When the brainless artificial intelligence doesn’t know a word, it just substitutes something LIKE the word. When the producer of one of these videos doesn’t know the word, there’s NO EXCUSE FOR IT.