This second installment of the series was the top rated that week. Just when you think the first show was great, this one is just as good. The biggest bat-blunder might just be the tragic death of Jill St. John. I am sure the popular actress was not available for more shows, but it might have left a bad taste in some fans getting rid of her so soon.
The humor gets even a little sharper in this one and of course the ending of it with Batman dreaming of St. John and the possible demise of Riddler is classic. Another thing to love is the scene of Harriet catching Alfred in a compromising situation.
Holy Butlers, the show is just getting started. We are not even up to waiting to the next show on the same Bat Channel yet. So much more good stuff to come.
Top 20 Rated/Watched Shows 1966-1967:
Bonanza Gomer Pyle, U.S.M.C. The Lucy Show The Red Skelton Show Batman (Thursday) The Andy Griffith Show Bewitched The Beverly Hillbillies Hogan's Heroes Batman (Wednesday) Green Acres Get Smart The Man from U.N.C.L.E. Daktari My Three Sons The Dick Van Dyke Show Walt Disney's Wonderful World of Color The Ed Sullivan Show The Lawrence Welk Show I've Got a Secret
The humor gets even a little sharper in this one and of course the ending of it with Batman dreaming of St. John and the possible demise of Riddler is classic. Another thing to love is the scene of Harriet catching Alfred in a compromising situation.
Holy Butlers, the show is just getting started. We are not even up to waiting to the next show on the same Bat Channel yet. So much more good stuff to come.
Top 20 Rated/Watched Shows 1966-1967:
Bonanza Gomer Pyle, U.S.M.C. The Lucy Show The Red Skelton Show Batman (Thursday) The Andy Griffith Show Bewitched The Beverly Hillbillies Hogan's Heroes Batman (Wednesday) Green Acres Get Smart The Man from U.N.C.L.E. Daktari My Three Sons The Dick Van Dyke Show Walt Disney's Wonderful World of Color The Ed Sullivan Show The Lawrence Welk Show I've Got a Secret