#109 Louie the Lilac baffles, Bat-conference informs

One of the reasons often given for the quality dropoff in Batman season three has been that, in one-part episodes with so many characters, time is tight. So how to account for Louie's Lethal Lilac Time, a one-parter that seems not to even have enough story for 22 minutes!? And yet, we seem to be missing things, as scenes are cut off before they appear to be over. Meanwhile, should Yvonne Craig be reporting Neil Hamilton to HR for #metoo-related reasons? Also, Tim reports on the Bowling Green State University "Batman in Popular Culture" conference, and gives highlights of the '66-related material presented there. Plus, the Beat Torrent version of the Batman theme, and your responses to the Catwoman/Joker script episode! All six radio ads for the 1966 Batman movie Japanese TV ad for "Mandom" cologne, starring Charles Bronson and featuring Percy Helton (1970) BGSU "Batman in Popular Culture" conference - list of panels Frank Zappa & Burt Ward -- "The Boy Wonder Sessions" 1966 Lee Hazlewood, The Woodchucks, and the Cruisin' for Surf Bunnies album - popmatters.com Photos from the BGSU Bat-conference - click to enlarge Troy R. Kinunen from MEARS Online Pop Culture Auctions speaks while displaying the costumes from the 1965 Batman screen test Bill Schurk (left) speaks about Batman-related music A Bat-display case in the lounge area leading to the BGSU pop culture holdings Hey, that's not Batman! #notmybatman