An animated cartoon set in the world of the 1960’s live-action Batman series, Batman vs. Two-Face keeps the campy comedy going strong. Bruce Wayne’s old friend Harvey Dent is turned into the villainous Two-Face in a lab experiment. But he’s later cured … Isn’t he?
In Catwoman Goes To College, Catwoman (Julie Newmar) is released from prison, and enrolls at Gotham City University …
In That Darn Catwoman, The Catwoman (Julie Newmar) manages to drug Robin. The junior member of the Dynamic Duo is now the Catwoman’s mindless slave. And, her newest henchwoman is just Robin’s age. Coincidentally.
Van Johnson appears in “The Minstrel’s Shakedown“. He’s both musician and electronic genius. He plans on blackmailing the Gotham City Stack exchange for $250,000 — weekly!
Shoot a Crooked Arrow – The Archer (Art Carney) decides to rob from the rich, give to the poor, and pilfer Batman’s Gotham City!
King Tut has relapsed into his kingly ways, this time showing a marked interest in scarab beetles and apothecary potions.
The Thirteenth Hat / Batman Stands Pat – The Mad Hatter, Jervis Tetch, seeks revenge on the 12 jurors who convicted him. And Batman is #13
False Face traps Batman and Robin, and binding them to a subway track just minutes before a train is scheduled to come by.
Catwoman initiates a series of thefts that cause Commissioner Gordon to summon Batman and Robin. But the importance of the crimes go beyond the taking of the objects involved. The episode ends with Batman literally having to choose between the lady and the tiger. And he chooses wrongly!
