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The Adventures of Batman
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Season 1
1 :01x01 - My Crime is Your Crime (Sep/14/1968)
A pole vaulter, a golfer, a baseball player – all fall victim to equipment failures, in each case, an umbrella-themed mishap. Batman and Robin realize immediately that their old foe The Penguin must be after the diamond-studded All Around Athlete's Belt, but when they capture him and bring him to justice, they discover someone else has stolen the belt! Someone has framed the Penguin, who's now squawking mad about it and determined to put Batman behind bars! Then a joke clue arrives at the Batcave, leading the Dynamic Duo to suspect The Joker plans to rob Barry Beagle of his priceless Peruvian Pearl collection. And someone does steal the pearls, while The Joker is in custody! Faced with two false arrest charges, Batman's only chance to evade prison is to figure out what's really going on and then put a stop to it!
Guest Stars: Larry Storch as The Joker, Ted Knight as The Penguin
Director: Hal Sutherland
Writer: Dennis Marks
 
2 :01x02 - The Cool, Cruel Mr. Freeze (Sep/21/1968)
The frigid fiend, Mr. Freeze, plans to extort one billion dollars from Gotham City - if the city won't pay him, he'll freeze every body of water solid! And when Batman and Robin try to catch him, he freezes a bridge and they plummet over the edge and far down to the river below! Bruce Wayne delivers his entire fortune as a ransom, and Mr. Freeze escapes with it by sinking it to the bottom of the harbor and later using a specially trained whale to find it. Batman has a plan to catch him and the first step in it is for Batman, Robin, and Alfred their butler to become thieves!
Guest Stars: Ted Knight as Mr. Freeze
Director: Hal Sutherland
Writer: Dennis Marks
 
3 :01x03 - How Many Herring in a Wheelbarrow? (Sep/28/1968)
The Joker breaks into a number of top secret laboratories and corporations, and each time he steals things of little worth: a few beakers, a rusty wheelbarrow, some trinkets from a display case. With the help of the Batcomputer, Batman realizes The Joker also took something else - pictures! All together, the places he has robbed contain the information that allow him to build a deadly solar mirror with which he'll incinerate Gotham City, unless Batman can stop him.
Guest Stars: Larry Storch as The Joker
Director: Hal Sutherland
Writer: Bill Keenen
 
4 :01x04 - The Nine Lives of Batman (Oct/05/1968)
Batman and Robin pursue one of Catwoman's henchmen, but he leads them into a trap and leaves them in a room containing nine doors. Behind eight of them are deadly traps that Catwoman has spent years devising. They may evade one, two, perhaps more – but not all of them! Batman turns the tables on her, forcing her to show them the safe way out, but she double crosses them. As she leaves, she does them with a gas that will make them glow! Now all she has to do is keep a lookout for whomever in Gotham has a radiance, and she'll know the secret identity Batman works so hard to conceal! But Batman's one step ahead of her, so she's forced to rely on her tried and true thugs, who kidnap Robin so she can seal him in a tank wired to explode and filling quickly with water! And when Batman evades that one, she's got a quicksand pit ready for him! He'll need nine lives of his own to deal with the felonious feline!
Guest Stars: Jane Webb as Catwoman
Director: Hal Sutherland
Writer: Dennis Marks
 
5 :01x05 - Bubi, Bubi, Who's Got The Ruby? (Oct/12/1968)
Bruce Wayne supervises the addition of a new piece to the museum's collection – the fabulous Maharajah Ruby. But a feathered fink has designs on the stone, and overpowers those present with a tricky statuette. He escapes with the stone and a millionaire, and no witnesses – so he things. But that fiendish feline, Catwoman, saw the whole thing! She leaves a map to enable Batman to find the Penguin! With Bruce on ice, there's no Batman to solve the crime, but fortunately, Batgirl is nearby to lend her expertise. After Penguin tries to show his prisoners a smashing time, they pursue him and discover him already netted! But the ruby is gone, stolen by Catwoman, leaving Batman to start the pursuit again.
Guest Stars: Ted Knight as The Penguin, Jane Webb as Catwoman
Director: Hal Sutherland
Writer: Bill Keenen
 
6 :01x06 - The Big Birthday Caper (Oct/19/1968)
A golden replica of the Trojan Horse comes to Gotham and attracts all kinds of bad attention. First that feathered fiend The Penguin tries to purloin it with rocket powered umbrellas, then The Riddler tries to steal it from its hiding place in a granary. Batman thwarts them both. The Penguin decides to rid himself of Batman the computer-powered way: he feeds statistics about Batman and his “logical alter egos” into his electronic brain, and learns who Batman really is! Then Penguin and Riddler team up to throw Batman a birthday party – they've somehow discovered that Batman and Bruce Wayne have the same birthday, and demand both man appear at the party, or else they'll know who Batman really is! How will Batman escape this disaster? And what is the villains' real plan?
Guest Stars: Ted Knight as The Penguin / The Riddler
Director: Hal Sutherland
Writer: Bob Haney
 
7 :01x07 - Partners in Peril (Oct/26/1968)
Gotham City turns out to honor its two most famous citizens, Batman and Robin, with statues. But before the ceremony, a flying umbrella hooks the statues, and lifts off with them – the work of the Penguin! Batman and Robin manage to stop the theft, but the Joker, in his special plane, retrieves the Penguin. These two, and the evil Riddler as well, have devised a contest: whoever manages the most spectacular crime will control crime on Gotham with the others' blessing! The statues were Penguin's try; the Riddler makes a grab for some plutonium (thwarted by the Dynamic Duo). Last up is the Joker, who grabs an armored car with a powerful magnet and hauls it away – but is simple theft his real goal? And who else might be interested in such a contest? One thing's certain – this sort of unholy team up can only spell trouble for Batman and Gotham!
Guest Stars: Ted Knight as The Penguin / The Riddler, Larry Storch as The Joker, Jane Webb as Catwoman
Director: Hal Sutherland
Writer: George Kashdan
 
8 :01x08 - Hizzoner The Joker (Nov/02/1968)
By the dark of night, The Joker robs the Gotham Treasury. That's not hard to believe... what's hard to believe is what he then does with the money. Later, he calls a press conference to allege corruption of high officials, and announce his own mayoral candidacy! And Chief O'Hara must regretfully confirm the fiendish funny man's bold assertion, for his men found stolen funds in the homes of all three officials! With politics unsettled, the Joker takes his next step: harnessing the genius of Professor Ludendorf to rig the voting machines, and get himself elected mayor! Once in office, he appoints the Riddler to the District Attorney's job, and the Penguin to serve as Chief Magistrate. Gotham will never be the same...
Guest Stars: Larry Storch as The Joker, Ted Knight as The Penguin / The Riddler
Director: Hal Sutherland
Writer: Dennis Marks
 
9 :01x09 - The Crime Computer (Nov/09/1968)
The Penguin defeats the world's most impregnable bank vault – seven and a half feet thick concrete and an alarm turned off just 32 seconds a day while officials change the combination! Batman quickly marks this as The Penguin's work but concludes that he owes the precision timing to someone else. The question is, who? The Batcomputer cannot offer much help, which is not surprising considering the nature of The Penguin's ally: an eccentric professor and a computer he constructed that The Penguin has harnessed to create blueprints for unstoppable crimes! Batman hatches a plan to stop The Penguin's computer, but it correctly recognizes the trap, and feeds the Caped Crusader misinformation that leads him into a trap! How can Batman finally defeat a machine that can out think him?!?
Guest Stars: Ted Knight as The Penguin, Casey Kasem as Professor Billingsley, Olan Soule as First Henchman
Director: Hal Sutherland
Writer: Dennis Marks
 
10 :01x10 - A Game of Cat and Mouse (Nov/16/1968)
The crown jewels of King Charles are stored in a special glass vault with an alarm so sensitive, no criminal can defeat it. So Catwoman uses a collection of helicopters to steal the entire castle in which they're displayed! Bruce Wayne offers her a million dollars for their safe return, with a down payment that contains a tracking device. But as he follows the felonious feline, The Joker reads about her caper in his Funhouse hideout, and decides he wants in! He uses trained mice to steal the jewels while Batman and Robin battle Catwoman and her thugs! But Catwoman is not giving up her prize without a fight...
Guest Stars: Jane Webb as Catwoman, Larry Storch as The Joker
Director: Hal Sutherland
Writer: Bill Keenen
 
11 :01x11 - Will the Real Robin Please Stand Up? (Nov/23/1968)
Catwoman's on the run; the police are hot on her trail. But from the shadows, a young man, misunderstanding, throws a knife and a net traps the constables. Then he gets into trouble of his own with the crew of a ship, and Catwoman saves him. But in the scuffle, he takes a blow to the head and forgets who he is. And he's a nearly perfect double for Robin, the Boy Wonder! These facts plant the seed of an evil idea in Catwoman's brain: she'll train the young man and disguise him as Robin, then use him to deceive Batman! Her goons manage to switch the real Robin for the fake, and Batman takes him back to Wayne Manor, revealing his secret identity! Now all he has to do is return to Catwoman and reveal what he knows to end Batman's crime fighting career!
Guest Stars: Jane Webb as Catwoman, Casey Kasem as Christopher Collins
Director: Hal Sutherland
Writer: Oscar Bensol
 
12 :01x12 - Simon, the Pieman (Nov/30/1968)
A new day brings a new criminal to Gotham - Mother Appel, beneath whose pleasant exterior lurks the fiendish Simon, The Pieman. Simon, like most of Batman's enemies, is fixated. His crimes are pastry focused. With his henchmen Strudel, Cookie and others (a baker's dozen), he plans to pick the Gotham Fair clean! And in the process, he might just grind Robin, beat Batman (literally) and drown Batgirl in chocolate sauce. And with the rest of the kooky criminals in his cookie jar, Simon just might make good on his threat to corner the market on crime in Gotham!
Guest Stars: Ted Knight as Simon the Pieman, Jane Webb as Charlotte Russe, Casey Kasem as Cookie
Director: Hal Sutherland
Writer: Dennis Marks
 
13 :01x13 - From Catwoman with Love (Dec/07/1968)
It is the eve of Valentine's Day, and The Joker, The Penguin, The Riddler, and Catwoman have all sent Valentine's Day gifts to Batman. The Caped Crusader wisely decides to open these in the bomb disposal lab at police headquarters. The first three explode – as expected – but the Catwoman's gift seems to be just... a cat, with a Valentine message! The Catwoman wants a Valentine's Day truce. But is she on the level, or is their more to her catty gift than meets the eye? Batman checks the animal from head to tail but finds nothing, yet the Catwoman has somehow developed the ability to discern Batman's location at all times! Batman drops the animal off at police headquarters but Catwoman can still track him! He'll need to learn how to catch her.
Guest Stars: Jane Webb as Catwoman
Director: Hal Sutherland
Writer: Bob Haney
 
14 :01x14 - A Perfidious Pieman is Simon (Dec/14/1968)
An armored truck delivers a shipment of Turkish piasters to a vault until their return to Turkey. But the young lady who receives them is none other than Simon The Pieman's beautiful moll Charlotte! Meanwhile, Barbara Gordon, on behalf of the mayor, inspects Mother Goose's Pastry Park for kiddies for authenticity. Mother Goose herself conducts the tour, but in the refreshment stand, Barbara discovers Mother Goose is none other than Simon! He's convinced that Commissioner Gordon will keep the police away if he fears for his daughter's life. Despite Simon's many attempts to do in the three crime fighters: slippery whipped cream, slow-motion potion, dynamite, boiling soup, exploding turnover and giant piezoelectric crystals, they outwit the perfidious pastry chef and recover the piasters.
Guest Stars: Ted Knight as Simon the Pieman, Jane Webb as Simon's Moll
Director: Hal Sutherland
Writer: Oscar Bensol
 
15 :01x15 - The Fiendish, Frigid Fraud (Dec/21/1968)
An explosion rips a huge hole in Gotham Park on a sunny summer's day, and in the middle of it is... a huge ball of ice!?! Hours later, at the reservoir, another explosion shatters the stillness, and leaves behind another giant ball of ice! Are these the work of Mr. Freeze? No! But he'll certainly take advantage of them. Naturally, Batman isn't fooled, but when he tries to round up Mr. Freeze, the deep frozen desperado traps the Caped Crusader about a rapidly cooling submarine that's headed for the bottom of the ocean! They escape from that trap, but when they pursue Freeze, he makes a slide across the lake and then blows it up behind him just as Batman follows! Then he freezes Batman and Robin solid at the observatory, but the Caped Crusader knows how warm Freeze's chilly heart...
Guest Stars: Ted Knight as Mr. Freeze, Casey Kasem as Icy (henchman)
Director: Hal Sutherland
Writer: Dennis Marks
 
16 :01x16 - The Jigsaw Jeopardy (Dec/28/1968)
The Gotham Museum rejects The Riddler's creation, a painting of the kooky criminals. Angry, the prince of puzzles breaks into Gotham Museum but does not steal anything... in fact, he leaves something: a clue. Batman and Robin decipher the clue, but their stakeout goes wrong and Robin ends up in the Riddler's clutches! The Riddler plans to turn Robin into a giant jigsaw, and drop Batman through a paper floor into a vat of acid! But the Dynamic Duo escape this trap as the Riddler flees to resume his original plan: to blow up the art museum! And when the duo get there, they discover the conundrum criminal has still more fiendish traps for them!
Guest Stars: Ted Knight as The Riddler, Olan Soule as Crossword
Director: Hal Sutherland
Writer: Oscar Bensol
 
17 :01x17 - It Takes Two to Make a Team (Jan/04/1969)
A luxury liner pulls into Gotham Harbor. Its safe holds a Peruvian treasure map the Joker means to have! Batman intercepts the theft but The Joker escapes. A week later, The Penguin takes a turn at the same map, but Batman and Robin thwart his theft, as well. Still later, with the map safely ensconced in a bank vault, the Riddler makes a play for it, only to be stopped by Batman, Robin, and Batgirl! The three villains realize the Dynamic Duo's strength is teamwork, and decide that if they can disrupt that teamwork, they can defeat Batman for good! To do this, they hatch a plan to make Robin jealous of Batgirl. Then the capture Robin when he falls for their plan and tries to redeem himself in Batman's esteem! But Batman rescues his young partner from hungry crocodiles. And he has a plan to defeat these villains the same way they tried to defeat him!
Guest Stars: Ted Knight as The Penguin / The Riddler, Larry Storch as The Joker
Director: Hal Sutherland
Writer: Dennis Marks
 
Season 2
18 :02x01 - A Bird Out of Hand (Sep/14/1968)
Bruce Wayne and Dick Grayson return home from a charity ball. As they pass through Gotham Park, a felled tree blocks their way and two men accost them, seeking money. But who should come to their rescue? None other than The Penguin, pudgy purveyor of perfidy! He claims to be reformed, and making amends for past misdeeds, but Bruce and Dick are not convinced. Batman's instincts are rarely wrong, but in the days that follow The Penguin captures crooks and bandits left and right. Has the mischievous magpie gone straight? Or has he concocted some devious plan that requires the appearance of upright behavior? Batman must decide, and quickly.
Guest Stars: Ted Knight as The Penguin
Director: Hal Sutherland
Writer: George Kashdan
 
19 :02x02 - The Joke's On Robin (Sep/21/1968)
The Joker commits various crimes, and when Batman and Robin pursue, they nearly catch him every time! Nearly - until some miscalculation of Robin's allows him to slip away! Batman finally goes to confront The Clown Prince of Crime alone, fearing Robin's too much of a liability - but then allows Batgirl along for backup. In a clock tower, The Joker manages to knock the pair senseless and then tie them to the clock's giant gears, which will crush them at midnight! Meanwhile, back at the Batcave, Robin discovers a tiny lead weight on one of his Batarangs, and realizes that when he saved a drowning man earlier, the fellow swapped his utiltiy belt with one gimmicked to hamper his skills! His confidence restored, the Boy Wonder races to save his mentor and friend.
Guest Stars: Larry Storch as The Joker
Director: Hal Sutherland
Writer: George Kashdan
 
20 :02x03 - In Again, Out Again, Penguin (Sep/28/1968)
The Penguin has planned a series of perfect crimes for which the Dynamic Duo will take the blame! But how can he manage this while still serving a sentence in Gotham Penitentiary? The answer involves a removable set of bars and some tricky umbrella gadgets, the malicious magpie's stock in trade. And when Commissioner Gordon discovers a Batarang laying near the theft, Batman and Robin race to escape! Have the dynamic duo turned dreadful? Or has Batman hatched a plan to uncover the real culprit?
Guest Stars: Ted Knight as The Penguin
Director: Hal Sutherland
Writer: Bill Keenen
 
21 :02x04 - Long John Joker (Oct/05/1968)
Why is The Joker patronizing the public library? Batman and Robin would like to know, also. What could the Clown Price of Crime want with books on pirate lore? Batgirl follows him to find out and discovers that he seems to be making a movie version of the book Treasure Island on Skull Island. Then she runs afoul of his scurvy dogs – seems this is a closed set! She manages to signal for help, but Batman and Robin, too, find themselves overwhelmed by The Joker and his men! With Batgirl's help, they discover The Joker's real objective: to recover the ill-gotten proceeds of an armored car heist committed years earlier, and buried on Skull Island!
Guest Stars: Larry Storch as The Joker
Director: Hal Sutherland
Writer: Bob Haney
 
22 :02x05 - The 1001 Faces of the Riddler (Oct/12/1968)
Bruce Wayne visits with his friend Commissioner Gordon, congratulating him for reaching his charity goal. But as they talk, in the reception area outside, a visitor approaches – Bruce Wayne?! Things are not always what they seem, and certainly not with this man, who leaves behind a box marked with a question symbol – the trademark of that conundrum criminal, The Riddler! But after Batman and Robin thwart his attempt to steal the charity money, and then his attempt to make off with the jeweled championship belt, he decides he needs to rid himself of the Dynamic Duo – and the scheme he plans just might wreck their careers!
Guest Stars: Ted Knight as The Riddler
Director: Hal Sutherland
Writer: George Kashdan
 
23 :02x06 - Two Penguins Too Many (Oct/19/1968)
The circus comes to Gotham, and everyone who loves the circus turns out for the parade. But who's in the clown car? Who else but The Joker, mountebank of menace and clown prince of crime? Why does he order his men to release all the animals? To create chaos and cover so that his ally, The Penguin, can steal a tank! Bad enough this pair has teamed up – worse that they have a tank! And worst of all when they manage to catch Batman and Robin with a smoke shell, and push them right off a cliff! As the Batmobile plummets for the canyon floor, Batman better think up a way out of this mess.
Guest Stars: Larry Storch as The Joker, Ted Knight as The Penguin
Director: Hal Sutherland
Writer: Bill Keenen
 
24 :02x07 - The Underworld Underground Caper (Oct/26/1968)
Batman and Robin respond to a bank heist, a jewelry store robbery and an art museum break-in, but in each case, the thieves left valuables instead of taking them! This is a new twist on crime even for that twisted conumdrum criminal, The Riddler? What's he up to? When Batman notices several clocks set to 9 minutes of four, and realizes what objects the thieves left, he's sure he knows where to look for them – but they left him those clues precisely to lure him to them, where they can deal with him for good! Batman escapes the flooding trap, but the electrical spider-web gets him – as far as Catwoman and the Riddler know, leaving Batman free to figure out where they'll strike next, and how to stop them.
Guest Stars: Ted Knight as The Riddler, Jane Webb as Catwoman
Director: Hal Sutherland
Writer: William Butler (3)
 
25 :02x08 - Freeze's Frozen Vikings (Nov/02/1968)
An iceberg drifts into Gotham Harbor, and inside it is a ship full of Vikings, perfectly preserved! Professor Bostic of the Gotham Museum argues that they are likely to be alive, and are rare historical finds. But when they awaken, and begin to pillage Gotham as the Vikings did long ago, Batman tries to stop them, only to be thwarted by the Professor, who insists they come to no harm! But when Batman discovers Mr. Freeze working with the Vikings, be begins to smell a chilled rat!
Guest Stars: Ted Knight as Mr. Freeze / Bank President, Larry Storch as Professor Bostic, Casey Kasem as Eric
Director: Hal Sutherland
Writer: William Butler (3)
 
26 :02x09 - The Great Scarecrow Scare (Nov/09/1968)
It is the annual Halloween Ball, at which a rare painting is to be auctioned for charity. And speaking to Batman and Robin is... The Scarecrow?!? No... it's Commissioner Gordon, whose costume service delivered a Scarecrow costume by mistake. But it wasn't a mistake – it was part of a devious plot by the real Scarecrow to impersonate Commissioner Gordon impersonating the Scarecrow, so he can steal the painting!
Guest Stars: Ted Knight as The Scarecrow
Director: Hal Sutherland
Writer: William Butler (3)
 
27 :02x10 - Beware of Living Dolls (Nov/16/1968)
At the charity ball, wealthy donors contribute via games of chance. Once such game, the wheel of fortune, offers dolls as prizes. But when the policeman doll walks over to the till, steals the money, and drops it into the net of a waiting truck, Commissioner Gordon realizes The Dollman has returned, and calls in the Masked Manhunters to track him down. The Dollman attempts a bank heist, but Batman stops him when police spot his truck. But Dollman escapes, and later, at the museum, tries for a rare stamp. Batman puts a stop to that one, too, forcing Dollman to make the Dynamic Duo his next caper! They manage to find his lair, but there he has a whole army of dolls to fight for him...
Guest Stars: Ted Knight as The Dollman
Director: Hal Sutherland
Writer: Bob Haney
 
28 :02x11 - He Who Swipes the Ice, Goes To the Cooler (Nov/23/1968)
Crowds wait to welcome the visiting Maharajah of Taipur at Gotham International Airport. One set of eyes belongs to a man with sinister designs on the maharajah's crown jewels. They belong to the cool, cruel Mr. Freeze! With a bit of misdirection, he guides the maharaja's plane to meet his own black plane, and takes off with the potentate, then conceals himself with a white coat of frost! He steals the crown jewels and freezes the maharaja solid, arranging a nearly lethal ice slide into a frozen fog bank for Batman! But with a little preparation, Batman locates and confronts the frozen fiend, revives the king and returns his jewels.
Guest Stars: Ted Knight as Mr. Freeze, Casey Kasem as Maharajah
Director: Hal Sutherland
Writer: Bill Keenen
 
29 :02x12 - A Mad, Mad Tea Party (Nov/30/1968)
It's the annual dinner of the Gotham Historical Society, eaten on antique silverware. This year's entertainment is senior Chapeau Fedora, who brings a collection of trained white rabbits – trained to steal for him! He makes off with the silver, and the police light the sky with a bat. He thwarts Batman's attempt to capture him by leaving a living roadblock of trained rabbits between them, and his odd, hat-shaped truck. The hatter has added a new facet to his obsession: Alice in Wonderland. Batman might just be able to use this to capture the villain – unless the Hatter is ready for him!
Guest Stars: Ted Knight as The Mad Hatter
Director: Hal Sutherland
Writer: George Kashdan
 
30 :02x13 - Perilous Playthings (Dec/07/1968)
Catwoman has some games in mind – dangerous games designed to get the Dynamic Duo out of her fur for good! First she captures the Batmobile in a steel net, and when Batman escapes, she uses Catnap gas to distract the Duo and steal their ride. When they discover her lair in a film studio, they also discover that they're expected, and Catwoman has deadly games planned around the many props available in the studio. Collapsing catwalks, giant pinball machines and razor sharp propellers may spell the end of the Dynamic Duo unless they can turn Catwoman's props against her!
Guest Stars: Jane Webb as Catwoman
Director: Hal Sutherland
Writer: Oscar Bensol
 
31 :02x14 - The Cool, Cruel Christmas Caper (Dec/14/1968)
It is time for the Gotham Christmas Parade, which includes a float bearing the famous Batmobile, and the Dynamic Duo. Following them is a float for the star of the parade – Jolly Old Saint Nick. But the man in the red suit isn't Saint Nick at all, although he'd be right at home in the North Pole's frozen climate! In Gotham, Christmas begins with Commissioner Gordon lights the Christmas tree, which is topped with a diamond star. But Mr. Freeze has plans of his own for that ice. If Batman can't recover the start, Gotham will face a cold Christmas indeed!
Guest Stars: Ted Knight as Mr. Freeze, Casey Kasem as Icy (henchman)
Director: Hal Sutherland
Writer: Bob Haney
 
32 :02x15 - Enter the Judge (Dec/21/1968)
Once a year, a circuit judge visits Satan's Island to hear the cases of prisoners coming up for release. This year, a dangerous criminal is due for a parole hearing, but Batman understands that the unrepentant fiend will simply commit more crimes. His evidence convinces the circuit judge not to free the criminal, but the criminal has a plan to “pardon” himself. A tricky exploding gavel and a quick change of clothes later, and the criminal has made his escape and reinvented himself as “The Judge.” Together with criminals he has gathered about himself – his “jury” - he'll bring Gotham City to its knees, unless Batman can stop him.
Guest Stars: Larry Storch as The Judge
Director: Hal Sutherland
Writer: Dennis Marks
 
33 :02x16 - Wrath of the Riddler (Dec/28/1968)
The Bruce Wayne Foundation is building an ultra-modern crime lab to serve law enforcement. But not everyone in Gotham is grateful. Not far away, inside the Dirdler Computer Service company, villainous plots unfold to end the crime lab, by persuading millionaire Bruce Wayne to withdraw his support. The first plan is simple: kidnap his ward Dick Grayson! When that scheme fails, he turns to sabotage, instructing his men to mix sand into the cement to weaken the finished concrete. But Batman discovers him there, too – too bad for him The Riddler brought every one of his Rowdies to this fight! Saving the crime lab will take the Dynamic Duo and Batgirl!
Guest Stars: Ted Knight as The Riddler, Casey Kasem as Punchcard (henchman)
Director: Hal Sutherland
Writer: Oscar Bensol
 
34 :02x17 - Opera Buffa (Jan/04/1969)
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Director: Hal Sutherland
Writer: Bob Haney
 
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