I grew up with Batman, and have fond memories of childhood afternoons spent re-enacting the fight scenes from the Batman TV show, complete with all the POW and BAM sound effects. As NerdSync notes:
Adam West introduced countless people to Batman through the 1966 tv show and movie. He played a silly, campy Batman that stands out as the Bright Knight rather than a Dark Knight, and it not only saved Batman in the comics but influenced every successive Batman movie and show to date. Today, we explain the origin, history, and legacy of Adam West's 1960s Batman television series from the vibrant colors, goofy villains, and comedic genius of the Camp Crusader.
If you share my fondness for the Adam West Batman, enjoy this informative and lovingly crafted production on how the show we loved came to be.
hat tip for the story to Charles Burris
Miss tv shows like this where adults and children could both watch together.
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