SUPERCUT Every Window Cameo in Batman (1966-1968)
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The dynamic duo's show of the 60s was fond of celebrity cameos. Here is a Supercut of every single one of them.
In order of appearance:
1. Jerry Lewis
2. George Cisar (from the 1966 film)
3. Dick Clark
4. Van Williams and Bruce Lee as The Green Hornet and Kato from "The Green Hornet"
5. Sammy Davis Jr.
6. Bill Dana as José Jiménez
7. Howard Duff as of Sam Stone from "Felony Squad"
8. Werner Klemperer as Colonel Kiink from "Hogan's Heroes"
9. Ted Cassidy as Lurch from "The Addams Family"
10. Don Ho
11. Santa Claus
12. Art Linkletter
13. Edward G. Robinson
14. Suzy Knickerbocker
15. The Carpet King
● Batman (1966-1968) 3 seasons, 120 episodes
#Supercut #Batman
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"gosh, Batman! why are they dressed like THAT?
Yeah! Dressing up like a chauffeur to fight crime? Who does that?
In later episode The Green Hornet was an enemy.
Said by the guy climbing walls in tights
In the 60’s
Tourists!
“If you can’t trust Santa, whom can you trust?”
Wise words Batman
I love how everyone is leaning out their window at 90 degrees. It happened every episode. This show was 30% Batmobile, 30% villains, and 40% Batman and Robin slowly walking up tall buildings.
@@MrTytyjohn64 How so?
they arent? wtf... lol
When I was a kid I wondered how they were able to hang on that skinny wire for so long. Then we all turned our heads and laughed.
Although Suzy Knickerbocker didn't even try to adjust her angle! She was a true ninety degrees.
Walking "up" 😂
I genuinely love how self-aware of its cheesiness this show is.
Better by far than the 💩 on 📺 today.
The show was made like that on purpose. It was intentionally cheesy
Somehow it manages to be self aware and played entirely strait.
You're so right! I was thinking something similar. It seems like the satire we'd make only later about the show. They were on it then!
@@MrTytyjohn64 Have to admit I thought the same thing LOL. We're a mess today haha.
They are pretty cuddled up though. In some scenes I notice they're a little more separated. Maybe they became aware of it.
The Green Hornet and Kato were my favorite.
IRL. Burt Ward and Bruce Lee were friends. They lived in the same hotel.
I gotta go with Klink..That Hogan bathrobe bit was primo..
@@markcadieux3445 I heard in one of the episodes Robin and Bruce Lee fought to a draw that was a big concession from Lee.
@@jameshoran8 I know it's only television, but Burt Ward vs. Bruce Lee hardly seems like a fair match.
When I was a little kid, I was very confused by The Green Hornet and Kato. Were they good guys or bad guys? If they were crime fighters and superheroes, then why were they fighting Batman and Robin? I guess that Batman was (and probably still is) over my head, ha ha.
@@jameshoran8 Prior to the fight, Britt and Kato had a quick conversation saying they couldn't go defeating the city's prime crime fighters, so it was established that Kato was holding back.
I admire how calming Adam West's voice was.
He actually played himself on Family Guy as the Mayor
@@PrimateSoul rip
@@PrimateSoul That I remember. Didn't he do a couple of episodes on The Simpsons and crossovers on The Cleveland Show?
It was because of that he was cast... And also the reason he allegedly slept with two women a night during the shows run.
It was because of that he was cast... And also the reason he allegedly slept with two women a night during the shows run.
Honestly surprised nobody has tried to homage this running bit in a modern Batman property
I think it’s kinda hard to do it is the thing without turning campy but I’d love to see it too
@@Spider-Complexion honestly I feel like there’s a way to implement and homage 60’s Batman stuff in a way that works. Like how Pattinson’s cowl is just a gritty version of West’s cowl
Like how about having Batman climb up a building Mission Impossible 4 style when his grappling hook gets damaged, he walks past an open window where a guy leans out and looks up at him with Batman giving them an acknowledging look before he continues on his mission
@@mrcritical6751 hey man I think that would be awesome! I love the 60’s show and giving homage to Adam West and Burt Ward would be super satisfying and heartwarming.
I was saying this too previously but if we do see a Robin in this new saga or trilogy. I really hope Matt Reeves watches the 60’s show and takes from Adam and Burt’s interactions.
@@Spider-Complexion Reeves clearly has a love for West’s Batman. He used a picture of the on display 60’s Penguin suit to reveal Colin Farrel was playing Penguin and even wanted to try and put Pattinson in blue before he realised it just didn’t work, those along with the fact that Pattinson’s cowl is clearly a leathery gritty redo of West’s shows he does have a liking for that specific part of Batman history
The Batmobile drove up a wall with the help of a bat rope in one of the Schumacher films. There was a little bit of 60's theme music to go along with it so definitely a homage.
I love how everyone popping out of the window is practically horizontal
Yes. Weird. LOL!
They laid down flat, then on cue sat up and pushed the window up.
You can also see a couple of times (such as with the Green Hornet and Kato) they don't pull the window closed afterward but just let go of it so it falls down.
The nifty self closing windows are a good feature too.
Gravity doesn't exist for the cameos!🤣
Robin is correct, England now has a King. Robin was always future thinking Vs Batman
4:07 That Kolonel Klink cameo is the stuff of legends. Werner Klemperer was an awesome actor!
I like Klink charactere 😅😍
Poor Colonel Hogan is still a POW 22 years after World War 2
Holy still alive at this moment!!!.
Burt Ward Robin/ Dick Grayson.
1946- ????. Every one else in this is dead.
@@johnbockelie3899 He's only 1 of 4 actors I can think of from the whole series that is still alive. The other 3 being Lee Meriwether, Julie Newmar, and John Astin
Call me crazy, but I thought losing a war meant you had to release any prisoners you have.
Or perhaps, Colonel Klink snapped when the war ended and he found out his "inescapable" Stalag was actually being used as a base of operations for Allied saboteurs.
As a result he spent the rest of his life under the delusion that he wss still the commandant of Stalag 13.
This is the tallest most structurally unsound building ever.
and apparently the only one criminals ever were chased in...tho the guys seem to have been taking their sweet time ...LOL
And for some reason is laid horizontally rather than vertically
The Green Hornet and Kato were definitely the best.
Yes
Why is that?
Do you know the story of when the Kato tried to fight the Boy Wonder while filming an episode of Batman? Google it.
Yea that was funny... Batman: "Aren't you in the wrong city?"
No, Santa was the best
0:14 Jerry Lewis
0:54 George Cisar
1:03 Dick Clark
1:40 Green Hornet & Kato
2:14 Sammy Davis Jr.
2:50 Bill Dana
3:28 Howard Duff
4:08 Colonel Klink (Werner Klemperer)
5:10 Lurch
5:35 Don Ho
6:22 Santa Claus (Andy Devine)
7:25 Art Linkletter
8:35 Edward G. Robinson
9:43 Susie Knickerbocker
11:10 Carpet King
#3 is Dick "Clark."
@@MrTsuruta1000 cheers edited now didn’t realise the typo till now
01:40 - "Green Hornet & Kato were Van Williams and Bruce Lee.
04:08 - Werner Klemperer. "Colonel Klink" was the character.
05:10 - "Lurch" was Ted Cassidy.
05:35 - _Don_ Ho, not _Dan._
06:22 - Andy Devine as Santa Claus.
11:10 - From the 'net: The strangest of all of the celebrity cameos was the final one, which definitely stretched the definition of the word "Celebrity." Cyril Lord was a successful British businessman who sold luxury carpets. His jingle, "This is luxury you can afford from Cyril Lord," was ubiquitous in the United Kingdom in the 1960s. It was so famous that it was frequently parodied, including this tune by the Bonzo Dog Doo-Dah Band in their song, "I'm Bored"...
I wonder how many people that are now under 50 realize who, or what a 'big deal' Art Linkletter was?
Come to think of it, I wonder if it was John Astin who played The Riddler in Frank Gorshin's absence came up with the idea of having Lurch in that cameo. And I honestly think that they should have had the Felony Squad characters in a crossover storyline like they did with The Green Hornet and Kato.
6:22 was Andy Devine as Santa Claus
6:41 only Adam West's Batman could pull such an amazing 4th wall break
More like a 4th wall _climb._
What an excellent observation. Thanks!
Alan Hale Jr's Skipper: Gilligan, hold my coconut milk...
Can we just appreciate the amazing hand strength of these actors to hold on to that tiny rope?
This better be a fucking Troll comment
@@thomaskilroy4573 Why would you think that? It take great skill and lots of practice to climb a building like that, not to mention lots of hand strength.
@@jdee8407 Ok. Very funny. I’m out before some poor soul come across this and thinks it’s serious.
It gave me anxiety, they could have easily fell to their death
There must have been some sort of safety net
4:42 I like how The Adams Family piano version is playing in background.
Subtle.
"Fellas, could you leave the rope?" Well that took a darker turn than I was ready for
wasnt dark, he just wanted to come down.
@@crisbernabe2866 "We're trying to decide what to do with a terrible nasty criminal..." and "You decided? Oh...fellas, could you leave the rope?" kinda sums up exactly what the rope was going to be used for
@jctripplesticks Oh! I thought that the guy was the criminal under scrutiny somehow, and he was asking for the rope to left behind so that he could escape.
I think that was the only time anyonsaw Ted Cassidy's Lurch in color
One of two. The other being the 1977 TV special, Halloween with the Addams Family. th-cam.com/video/eVvHauO8zX0/w-d-xo.html
While climbing you can hear the Addams Family theme playing before Lurch out of the window.
He was in butch Cassidy and the Sundance kid..
That was in colour and he had lines too..
He also appeared in "I dream of Jennie", can't remember the chapter, as a Genie himself, he also has lines there.
Something about Batman just being courteous to the random window people he meets as he climbs up/down buildings makes me smile
He has very good manners.
R.I.P To all these amazing Celebrities!
Sadly, Batman (Adam West) himself included 😢
@@horaxlobo Yep including West
RIP every single Diamond Actor
@@darknova1552 As campy as this show was I was always excited to watch this every Saturday on MeTV but now I can watch it every day thank you Tubi! 😊 This show helps me remember Adam West may he rest in peace
I love seeing the strings holding the cape down, lol. This show is just something else. I was so glad I bought the entire series.
And seeing how the guests are basically just sitting up to stick their heads out to talk at an angle that would cause intense vertigo if they were really leaning out a window at that angle
You spoilt everything for me I really thought they were climbing the empire state building 🏢
R.I.P. Edward G. Robinson (1893-1973), Bruce Lee (1940-1973) (Kato), Andy Devine (1905-1977) (Santa Claus), Ted Cassidy (1932-1979) (Lurch), George Cisar (1912-1979), Cyril Lord (1911-1984), Sammy Davis Jr. (1925-1990), Howard Duff (1913-1990) (Sam Stone), Werner Klemperer (1920-2000) (Colonel Klink), Don Ho (1930-2007), Art Linkletter (1912-2010), Dick Clark (1929-2012), Suzy Knickerbocker (1918-2016), Van Williams (1934-2016) (The Green Hornet), Adam West (1928-2017) (Batman), Bill Dana (1924-2017) (José Jiménez) and Jerry Lewis (1926-2017).
To think Edward was around when Spain was still in the Americas and cars were a luxury toy
Thanks big time actors bios and especially for the Santa ID. He sounded familiar, but I couldn't place him, and it was driving me crazy.
Burt Ward is still going at it
Thanks, I'm too young to know who a lot of them are.
I couldn't figure out who Santa Claus was, I was thinking Chill Wills, but you say Andy Devine, and you're right, now I remember him.
Dammit Suzy Knickerbocker all you had to do is lean a little but no you had to look like you stand sideways
Robin's line from The Movie about 'rather be dead than unable to trust his own eyes' whilst utilising a cheesy cheap special effect to climb a wall gets me every time!🤣
Great Scott… Batman we gota climb this wall make sure my cape doesn’t fly in your face this time don’t wana see us
Holy macrol on string
time to climb
Batman really had a dual audience, kids that had absolutely no clue who most of the guest star cameo's were and adults that knew them all very well.
I'm 40 and don't know any of them either.
@@bazahaza -- Well that is now, had you been around in the 60's and were an adult then you would have likely known all of them on sight.
@@bazahaza Hey, I'm in my 50's and knew only half of them. 🤷
As a kid I thought this show was serious drama. As an adult it's too campy for me but at the time I'd imagine adults got a kick out of it. Like The Flintstones.
@@bazahaza You don't know Lurch from the Addams Family? Or Sammy Davis Jr.? 😮
Imagine Rodney Dangerfield. He opens the window and they ignore him. I can't get no respect, not even from Batman.
Really? That was Dangerfield?
@@witherblaze No. I wish it were. That's why I said imagine Rodney.
@@robertthomas5906 Oh. Could've sworn I saw him at 0:57
@@robertthomas5906ok. Do you happen to know who is at 0:57
@@witherblaze That's George Cisar. I think he was a character actor. My favorite martian, bat masterson... whole bunch of shows.
I can't believe who's the best Batman is even a question. Nobody tops Adam West.
Will Arnett
Hmmm ok, you love the show, we get it 🤓
Adam Weeee
LOL...
Nolan/Bales' Batman seems much closer to the comic book Batman of the 80s and later. I don't know how Pattinson can shake off enough of his career's camp / insipid characters, to give the latest Batman version, any grit.
Edward G. Robinson was the best cameo. After two words, you would know who was speaking. Great great actor!!
Sorry, Green Hornet and Kato win... Why? Kato was portrayed by Bruce Lee.
sorry but green hornet and kato wins
EGR: "Now listen up, Bats! I'm takin' over this town and you and the kid better clear out if you know what's good for you! Yeah! Yeah! Unlike Joker, Penguin, and Riddler , I can dish it out better than you can take it! "
@@adrianstjarnfaldt7359 I certainly liked the Green Hornet and Kato scene. That's my 2nd favorite :)
@@tcrpgfan
Wrong.
All of these celebrity's are long gone now rip to them all. ... childhood memories. ...
Burt Ward is the only one left.
Santa was Andy Devine.
@@potsdam28 You will be happy to know that Burt Ward just turned 79 years old, last week (July 6 2024).
Fun Facts
Burt Ward and Bruce Lee lived in the same apartment complex and even sparred in real life
Another fun fact: Quentin Tarantino portrayed Bruce Lee in his film "Once Upon a Time in... Hollywood" as an egomaniac who was a fraud pretending to be a real martial artist. In the film, Lee was beaten up by one of the movie's protagonists, played by Brad Pitt. That story was debunked by the real stunt man that Brad Pitt's character was supposed to be based on: Gene LeBell.
LeBell said that Tarantino's story was bulls***. And he set the record straight about what really happened.
He said that that the producers of the Green Hornet had hired him to make a very young Bruce Lee in his mid-20s (which contradicts Tarantino's older depiction of Lee) understand that the Green Hornet show was not like the very violent martial arts movies that he was making in Hong Kong. The show had to keep the violence to a minimum. Because of the censors.
So LeBell showed up on the Green Hornet set and he grabbed Lee. Lifting him up from the ground. Bruce Lee was furious and demanded to be let go. But LeBell said "No, if I were to do that, you'll kick me to death!". And he ran all over the set with Bruce struggling to free himself from the stunts man's embrace.
LeBell then asked Bruce if he was ready to talk things over. And Lee, who couldn't free himself no matter how hard he tried, answered that he had enough.
Once freed, Lee wasn't upset or angry at all. Instead, he was amazed how easily LeBell had been able to subdue him. And he begged LeBell to show him the grappling move.
LeBell went on to train Lee with how to perform grappling & arm locks and other wrestling moves. While Lee trained him on performing kicks.
It was because of that experience, that Bruce Lee went on to develop his own martial arts style: jeet kune do. Which adopted fighting moves from several fighting styles.
Anyway, Bruce Lee and LeBell became good friends. And that is why Gene wanted to set the record straight for posterity. Since Tarantino was going around doing interviews where he was claiming that his Hollywood version had been approved by LeBell. Which was false.
When confronted with Gene LeBell's story, Tarantino doubled down and refused to admit that he had lied about the incident.
Its a shame because I used to be a fan of Tarantino. But he seems to have a hate boner for Bruce Lee for whatever reason.
BTW, Bruce Lee went on to perform some of LeBell's moves (a chokehold) when he fought Chuck Norris in the movie "Way of the Dragon".
The OAATIH was a dream sequence anyways and not supposed to be taken as real
Burt Ward = Sparky Gervis
@@TatankaTaylor Yup. Lots of things wrong with how Tarantino portrays Bruce.
In the movie, he arrogantly claims he could beat Muhammad Ali in a fight. He then proceeds to get humiliated and thrashed by the the main character played by Brad Pitt (a person created by Tarantino who does not exist in real life), who "punishes" him
However, the real Bruce Lee WORSHIPPED Muhammad Ali. He would never miss his fights and spoke highly of him in his autobiography. He would never make such a ludicrous claim, especially not in the way that Tarantino wrote him
@@TatankaTaylor Fun fact? Dude, that was a whole book you just wrote.
4:20 Batman just gave advice to a Nazi on how to not get caught 🤣
The upper body strength Batman and Robin had is incredible.
As a kid I actually believed they were climbing up buildings
5:09 It’s Lurch. I guess he needed a vacation to Gotham City.
I'm shocked that Captain Kirk and Mr. Spock didn't have a window cameo!
Hahahahaha
At first I would've said that was because they were on different networks with Batman being on ABC and Star Trek being on NBC. But then I realized Hogan's Heroes was on CBS.
Gotham City on the Edge of Forever
To climb a building with a rope when a functional elevator is available is not logical.
Great Call !
Back when we were citizens and not civilians.
The last one reportedly killed the entire bit from continuing in Season 3. Cyril Lord was known as the "Carpet King" and his appearance was only in return for giving the producer of the show free expensive Persian rugs. It was basically a commercial, and left a bad taste in everyone's mouth.
For everybody that thinks that seeing Colonial Klink in this show mentioning Hogan trying to escape (during WWII) doesn't make sense. The comic strip was written in the '1940s during WWII, so his appearance makes sense.
@Muddobber McCrablice Hogan's Heroes is based in World War II. It is the longest running show based on World War II.
I guess Klink and Hogan got up to post-war shenanigans and capers
Batman may have been introduced in 1939, but his adventures always take place in contemporaneous times whether it's 1940s, 1960s, or 2020s.
Are you seriously trying to justify timelines for the Batman tv series?
@@southfloridaarcheryguy114 IKR?!! Nobody can just have a little fun anymore. sooooseriousssss....
"Holy floor covering!"
"Very apt, Robin."
It's like observing two incredibly wishy-washy friends interact, you want to make fun of them badly but they're so wholesome you just can't.
This show is so old that saying "England has no king now. England has a queen." was still topical
And the Queen is so old that everyone in this video is dead, except for Burt Ward, and the Queen is still on the throne.
It's mind bongling the Queen they're referring to is still the Queen.
A Batman and Robin/Sam Stone team up would have been interesting.
Also interesting seeing Lurch when Morticia played a villain on this show
And Gomez
@@potsdam28 yes, I almost forgot he played the Riddler in an episode
Marcia Queen of Diamonds.
And she looked smokin' hot, too!
@@rudolphguarnacci197 Carolyn Jones was smokin hot in everything she was in: Addams Family, Batman, Wonder Woman, Invasion of the Body Snatchers, standing in line at the DMV
1:41 took me a second to realise but Kato is Bruce Lee.
7:00 How drunk was Santa! 😄
I thought the exact same thing!! 😂😂
And they say television's better now. The Wire. Breaking Bad. Shogun. Pffft. THIS is art.
I swear they should have done something with Spider-man
Change my mind
No live action Spiderman at that time.
Also Batman is a DC character and Spiderman is a Marvel character.
@@markcadieux3445 But it would have been fun...
"Hm,this seems to be a pickle "
"You dipped your diphthong. People in Philadelphia are known for that." Now that's some comedy writing there. 😀
This show never took itself too seriously. It knew it was only entertainment. We've totally lost that in today's shows.
Nice Bruce Lee cameo 🙂
Where?
@@chadhenry9993 1:40 mark. He's wearing a mask
@@chadhenry9993 He played Kato in Green Hornet, so his cameo is with Green Hornet. They also team up in another episode
No way!, for real?...dont play me like that, that actually happened?
@@PaulieAFantoneJays19 yea. Bruce Lee was an actor. He had a cameo on Batman
The whole thing is dope
It was really great seeing all those actors I grew up with (except Suzy Knickerbocker, I've never heard of her.) But it's also really kind of more than a little unsettling to see the people you grew up watching all your life, realize that almost all of them are gone, and you think to yourself, where in the heck did it all go... 😒
Suzy was a famous gossip columnist
Actually Suzy was a Journalist…
agree
Lurch had to be the funniest of all the wall segments cuz you heard the Addams family music
The music was a dead giveaway!
I was expecting John Astin, so it was still a little surprising. Cool hint to the show, though.
@@ZOSO900 who else would be playing the harpsichord?
Adam West’s use of the word “citizen” is an amazing combination of politeness and condescension!
I want this kind of superhero back.
One can only speculate as to why an actor of Edward G. Robinson’s caliber would even consider this “off the wall” cameo, presumably he probably just got caught up in the moment of Batman and thought it was a fun thing to do at the time and didn’t take himself too seriously, although I did enjoy watching him just being himself…
Santa sounds amazingly like Andy Devine. 🎅
It is Andy Devine. And I think you know that. Good day, sir.
Also, ho-ho-ho.
He also voiced Friar Tuck in Robin Hood 1973.
I knew the voice before instantly.
Where is froggy, we need him plunk his magic twanger
Having Santa Claus show up was such a huge WTF moment that I couldn’t help but love it
9:43 I had to google Suzy Knickerbocker
Me too.
One of the greatest, most respected actors of all time, Edward G. Robinson was in a Batman episode? I had no idea, but I grew up in the 60s and knew of Batman and Robin long before Edward G.
One of the greatest voices ever.
He really did have a world-class art collection, too.
I bet he just thought it was just fun to get caught up in the moment of Batman…
José Jiménez makes me think of the movie The Right Stuff where they showed a segment of him as an astronaut. The host asks him if they call the helmet a "Crash Helmet" and José replies "Oh I hope not"
His cameo was surprisingly dark for this show.
@@R3volutionblu3s It really was. He was a jury member, and while he was talking to Batman and Robin, the jury apparent decided on the death penalty, which causes José to ask Batman to leave to rope.
8:35 - There’s Edward G. Robinson, Warner Bros.’ legendary star. He played Rico in Little Caesar (1931).
And Puerto in Caribbean Sunrise (1946) TIC
Dathan in Ten Commandments
Loved “The Man from Philadelphia” at 1:05.
For those who don’t know who he may be, he was Dick Clark of American Bandstand.
A notable celebrity highlighted in the documentary Bowling for Columbine.
Dick Clark was known as the world’s oldest teenager
@@laniejuanitawhitehurst1624
WOW! This was something I never knew, but considering that I was actually a 4 year old child at the time of this show I actually never knew who Dick Clark was.
But remembering American Bandstand in the 70’s, and The $10,000 Pyramid in 1973, also hosted by Clark, he(Dick Clark) was hardly a Teenager, but A Mature Adult hosting both shows.
He looked great for his age! He aged very well!
@@ricksantana1016
May God Rest His Soul.
A pity Leonard Nimoy as Mr. Spock from Star Trek didn’t show up. We could have had the following:
(The Dynamic Duo climb up, a window opens and we see Mr. Spock.)
Spock: Greetings.
Batman: Hello, citizen.
Spock: I assume you must be on some crime fighting endeavor.
Robin: How did you know, sir?
Spock: It seemed rather . . . logical to me.
Batman: Very astute, citizen. Now if you’ll excuse us.
(The Dynamic Duo resume climbing as Spock watches.)
Robin: Gosh, Batman, did you notice his ears?
Batman: No need to point these things out, Robin.
Spock: Fascinating. I must inform the Captain about this.
(Spock closes the window.)
For the ears, Batman should say, "he must be Chinese Robin"
Thank you for the very entertaining compilation and accompanying list. I googled the names I didn't recognize and got myself an education in 60s pop culture. This was good fun. Thanks, again,.
Who was Suzy Knickerbocker?
@@markcadieux3445 She was a famous socialite and gossip columnist.
@@arkady714 Thnx
Sadly, almost everyone appearing in this video has already passed away. The only survivor is Burt Ward, who played Robin. 😔
4:49 *listens to background music
Gee, I wonder who's gonna pop out the window this time 😉
@Morgil27
The Harpsichord was a " DEAD " giveaway , Pun Intended.
😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅
2:05 The Green Hornet. Best damned theme music ever. By the late great Al Hirt. :)
There was an _Embarrassment of Treasure_ with respect to 60's TV theme songs/music. My top 5:
Special mention to The Big Valley, The Brady Bunch, and The Monkees.
5. The Beverly Hillbillies
4. Gilligans Island
3. The Jetsons
2. (tied) Jonny Quest
2. Mission Impossible
1. Hawaii 5-O
The script is where the gold is.
Sammy Davis is by far my favorite.
I'm pretty sure santa is drunk
"Yes citizen, you can return to your harpsichord."
It's hilarious how they are clearly coming out of some door in the floor and poking their heads up.
I love how they stick their capes out
How amazing does that seem now to have Bruce Lee pop out of the window
Never thought much of the Batman movies but always loved Adam West and Burt Ward as the dynamic duo and the show itself. The movies were why to dark for me and yeah the window cameos were always cool.
Just think... after over a half century, I just found out that Bruce Lee was on this show! Amazing. 🤯
I nearly died laughing when Burt Ward said the producers of Batman wanted him be chemically castrated so his willy won't be seen in costume.😃😆🤣🤣🤣
Turn off "auto rotate" and then rotate your phone. I promise you will never be able to unsee it!
I love Col Klink saying to Batman "I am surprised Col Hogan hasn't used one of your batropes to pull one of his escapes HRRUMPH!!!
"Oh... Batman it's you... you gave me quite a start" Lurch is such a fraidy cat.
Batman and Robin meeting Green Hornet and Kato was the best cameo but Robin had his nerve saying why are they dressed like that for LMAO says the Boy Wonder who ain't got no pants.
I'd completely forgotten about these window cameos! Absolutely brilliant! What a lovely trip down (forgotten) memory lane!
Between this, Looney Tunes and The New Scooby Doo Movies, my childhood Gen Z self received an invaluable education on celebrities from well before my time. Modern celebrities who want to establish a lasting legacy better make sure they also cameo in something kids will watch 50 years from now.
Do you notice that even today, people of a certain age still say - same Bat time, same Bat channel?
As a kids watching these episodes as re-runs during the '80s, I didn't get any of these cameos - except Santa Claus
Gotta love how it’s just a flat surface with a building facade laid out on it, and the camera tilted at an angle.
Simple and effective.
Love your unparalleled analysis.
@@TheMaxKids THANKS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Hey fellas..can you leave the rope....omg...only in the 60'd
They were quite clever back rhen
Could have used Lurch as Solomon Grundy
He would’ve made an amazing Grundy!!!!
Was Solomon in the comics at the time?
@@venangoproductions he debuted in the 40's I think.
It would've been quite a challenge for Bats. Moreso, if Grundy teamed up with the Riddler (John Astin) and Marcia, Queen of Diamonds (Carolyn Jones).
I love the one with Colonel Klink I always love hogan heroes one of my favorite shows of all time
Hogans Hero's CBS
Batman ABC Network crossover very unusual.
Awesome ,wow, the show was so much fun to watch ,i miss it on now.
Was that Lurch or John Kerry???
Ah yes, the normal way to look out of a window
7:15 So Santa doesn't know where the Batcave is, but knows about Batpoles...hmmm
Jeez. With all that effortless hanging around and chatting mid climb, this Batman and Robin must be the strongest interation of all. Hanging from a shoestring like that with one hand, I wouldn't wanna arm wresle either of them...
Not only that. Once they got to their destination, Batman and Robin still had the strength and stamina to punch out a gang of crooks.
@@radicalross7700 Imagine Bane going up against West's Batman. Batman just goes KAPOWW! and Bane gets laid out with one punch. All those fucking steroids, and good night Irene. Afterwards he starts dancing... Gordon goes "that guy is fucking insane, but he sure can fight" 😂😂
Lurch’s cameo would have been better if he didn’t talk so much. Just his signature growl with a word of two.
I really enjoyed seeing that old cowpoke Andy Devine as Santa Claus -- -- great character actor
Yes, sort of a cameo-within-a-cameo.
Am I the only one who was creeped out by that Santa?
Santa looked like he was Drunk Out of His Mind. 🤣🤣🤣🤣
I lost it when Colonel Klink opened a window. Lol. What's next, Bugs Bunny?
Dick Clark, "the perpetual teenager" (I think that was his nickname once upon a time), still looked like a teenager in his cameo.
lots of plastic surgery
His legs 🦵 😍
Also America's oldest teenager.
The Man from Philadelphia, where American Bandstand is located.
The campiest show ever on television. And all the better for it. Well-done and Indelible.
So Batman threw the line to the top of the building?
Dipped your diphthong? Fully-deputized officers of the law? Freakin’ hilarious
Does Will Smith drop his dipthongs? He is West Philadelphia, born and raised.
Did Larry Fine or W. C. Fields drop their dipthongs?
It was meant to be.
@@radicalross7700 on the playground where he'd spend most of his days chilling with friends and relaxing all cool just playing some b-ball outside of the school when a couple of guys who were up to no good started making trouble in his neighborhood he got in one little fight and his mom got scared and said you're moving with your auntie and Uncle in Bel Air he whistle for a cab and when it came near the license plate said fresh and there was dice in the mirror if anything he could say that this cab was rare but he thought a forget it yo homes to Bel Air he pulled up to the house about 7:00 or 8:00 and yelled to the cabbie yo homes smell you later he looked at his kingdom he was finally there just to sit on his throne as the Prince of Bel-Air.
But does Will dip his diphthongs?
I liked Colonel Klink. How come Batman didn't tell him the war was over?
Holy out of touch with reality, Batman! He really thinks that he's still running that Stalag in Germany!
I'm afraid so, Robin old chum. General Hogan told me about Colonel Klink's breakdown at the war's end. Hitler's death, Germany's defeat, finding out the truth about Stalag 13 was too much for his mind to accept. The poor, poor deluded fellow.
He clearly was a dementia patient and batman was just playing along.
I was in third grade when this show came out and I used to stress out over the weekly cliffhangers. I could never figure out why my parents were laughing.