No. in
series
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Title
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Written by
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Original air date
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| 1 | "My Crime Is Your Crime
A Bird Out of Hand" | Denis Marks
George Kashdan | September 14, 1968 (1968-09-14) |
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- My Crime Is Your Crime: Batman and Robin are thrown for a loop when they arrest The Joker and The Penguin for crimes they didn't commit.
- A Bird Out of Hand: The Penguin unexpectedly goes straight.
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| 2 | "The Cool, Cruel Mr. Freeze
The Joke's on Robin" | Denis Marks
George Kashdan | September 21, 1968 (1968-09-21) |
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- The Cool, Cruel Mr. Freeze: Mr. Freeze causes havoc in his quest to ransom $1 billion from the city and he uses a captured whale for his caper.
- The Joke's on Robin: Robin seems to lose his skills after he rescues a man from drowning thanks to The Joker. Features Batgirl.
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| 3 | "How Many Herring in a Wheelbarrow?
In Again, Out Again Penguin" | Bill Keenen | September 28, 1968 (1968-09-28) |
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- How Many Herring in a Wheelbarrow?: The Joker raids technology firms to build a powerful solar mirror he can use as a laser weapon.
- In Again, Out Again Penguin: The Penguin commits crimes and frames them on Batman and Robin even though he is supposedly incarcerated.
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| 4 | "The Nine Lives of Batman
Long John Joker" | Denis Marks
Bob Haney | October 5, 1968 (1968-10-05) |
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- The Nine Lives of Batman: Catwoman traps Batman and exposes him to a radioactive gas that will allow her to identify him in his secret identity.
- Long John Joker: The Joker makes a movie about pirates — cover to find the haul from a long-forgotten armored car theft. Features Batgirl.
This episode features edited dialogue — in the show's syndicated run, as Catwoman and her henchmen pillage a jewelry exchange, it includes a line of narration, "The feline felon and her terrible tabbies indulge in an orgy of theft." This was changed in subsequent prints to "a spree of stealing."
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| 5 | "Bubi, Bubi, Who's Got the Ruby?
1001 Faces of the Riddler" | Bill Keenen
George Kashdan | October 12, 1968 (1968-10-12) |
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- Bubi, Bubi, Who's Got the Ruby?: Bruce Wayne is captured by The Penguin in the robbery of a valuable ruby. Unfortunately for Penguin, Catwoman is also after the ruby. Features Batgirl.
- 1001 Faces of the Riddler: The Riddler becomes an expert at disguises to fool Batman and Robin.
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| 6 | "The Big Birthday Caper
Two Penguins Too Many" | Bob Haney
Bill Keenen | October 19, 1968 (1968-10-19) |
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- The Big Birthday Caper: The Riddler and The Penguin try to expose Batman by staging a mammoth birthday party for him and wealthy businessman Bruce Wayne.
- Two Penguins Too Many: Real penguins wind up helping The Penguin and The Joker.
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| 7 | "Partners in Peril
The Underworld Underground Caper" | George Kashdan
Bill Butler | October 26, 1968 (1968-10-26) |
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- Partners in Peril: A deadly contest is staged by The Joker, The Penguin, and The Riddler to one-up each other and gain control of Gotham City's criminal empire. Soon, Catwoman gets involved. Features Batgirl.
- The Underworld Underground Caper: The Riddler and Catwoman use an underground drill to commit robberies.
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| 8 | "Hizzoner the Joker
Freeze's Frozen Vikings" | Denis Marks | November 2, 1968 (1968-11-02) |
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- Hizzoner the Joker: The Joker runs for mayor of Gotham City and is able to win.
- Freeze's Frozen Vikings: Mr. Freeze uses a Viking hoax to commit robberies.
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| 9 | "The Crime Computer
The Great Scarecrow Scare" | Denis Marks
Bill Butler | November 9, 1968 (1968-11-09) |
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- The Crime Computer: The Penguin seizes a mammoth computer to use to outwit Batman and Robin.
- The Great Scarecrow Scare: The Scarecrow steals a painting and captures Batgirl as part of his plot to dispose of the Dynamic Duo.
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| 10 | "A Game of Cat and Mouse
Beware of Living Dolls" | Bill Keenen
Bob Haney | November 16, 1968 (1968-11-16) |
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- A Game of Cat and Mouse: Catwoman steals the Crown Jewels, which The Joker is also after.
- Beware of Living Dolls: Dollman uses his dolls to pull off a crime spree.
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| 11 | "Will the Real Robin Please Stand Up
He Who Swipes the Ice, Goes to the Cooler" | Oscar Bensol
Bill Keenen | November 23, 1968 (1968-11-23) |
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- Will the Real Robin Please Stand Up: A youth who bears a stunning resemblance to Robin is used by Catwoman when he ends up with amnesia.
- He Who Swipes the Ice, Goes to the Cooler: Mr. Freeze's diamond heist goes wrong.
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| 12 | "Simon the Pieman
A Mad, Mad Tea Party" | Denis Marks
George Kashdan | November 30, 1968 (1968-11-30) |
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- Simon the Pieman: A flamboyant criminal pastry chef named Simon the Pieman and his gang steal valuables under the cover of the fairgrounds after they had gotten The Joker, The Penguin, The Riddler, Catwoman, and Mr. Freeze out of the way. Features Batgirl.
- A Mad, Mad Tea Party: The Mad Hatter starts an Alice in Wonderland-based gang in a plot to steal a priceless antique teapot to use as part of his mad tea party.
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| 13 | "From Catwoman with Love
Perilous Playthings" | Bob Haney
Oscar Bensol | December 7, 1968 (1968-12-07) |
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- From Catwoman with Love: Catwoman sends Batman a cat for Valentine's Day, a cat with a collar that gives off radio waves. Features Batgirl.
- Perilous Playthings: Catwoman and her henchmen crash the production of Tom Thumb in Toyland and use toy-based plots to defeat the Dynamic Duo.
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| 14 | "A Perfidious Pieman Is Simon
Cool, Cruel Christmas Caper" | Oscar Bensol
Bob Haney | December 14, 1968 (1968-12-14) |
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- A Perfidious Pieman Is Simon: Simon the Pieman steals four million Turkish coins and is pursued to an electrical plant. Features Batgirl.
- Cool, Cruel Christmas Caper: Mr. Freeze disguises himself as Santa Claus.
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| 15 | "The Fiendishly Frigid Fraud
Enter the Judge" | Denis Marks | December 21, 1968 (1968-12-21) |
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- The Fiendishly Frigid Fraud: A freak bombardment of meteors made of pure ice allows Mr. Freeze to stage a mammoth hoax.
- Enter the Judge: An international criminal who is incarcerated on the island prison Satan Island ends up escaping disguised as a judge when his pardon is denied. Now he is going around crashing criminal trials, gaining the Cosgrove gang and other low-level crooks as his jury henchmen in a plot to eliminate all crimefighters.
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| 16 | "The Jigsaw Jeopardy
Wrath of the Riddler" | Oscar Bensol | December 28, 1968 (1968-12-28) |
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- The Jigsaw Jeopardy: The Riddler plans to blow up Gotham City's art gallery and winds up trapping The Caped Crusaders as well. Features Batgirl.
- Wrath of the Riddler: The Riddler uses a construction site as his hideout. Features Batgirl.
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| 17 | "It Takes Two to Make a Team
Opera Buffa" | Denis Marks
Bob Haney | January 4, 1969 (1969-01-04) |
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- It Takes Two to Make a Team: The Joker, The Penguin, and The Riddler are after an Inca treasure map. They plan to break up the Dynamic Duo by making Robin jealous of Batgirl.
- Opera Buffa: Joker seemingly traps Batman and Robin, but is haunted by their apparent ghosts when he tries to steal a valuable tiara at an opera.
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