Videos keep getting better and better. At 5:00, what better car for the Catwoman than a Jaguar, and the car she has at the end of this video I'd swear was also in bewitched, made by endora for darwood!
Funny...this series is as old as I am. I thought the Joker Mobile (everything was called a mobile at that time) was related to Grandpa's dragster on the Munsters. But,....notice something. The remote control unit they used to stear the batmobile was the early version radio controller. This during a time when we still had black & White tv's the size of a dresser.
I also have the 20th Century Fox DVD set. I am old enough to have watch it on primetime ABC Network TV and I did so! The Batman television series was produced by 20th Century Fox and aired on the ABC (American Broadcasting Company) network. Dave...
@@Johnnycdrums I've seen a few over the years at the Portland OR. Auto show and I'm sure I've seen a few in Reno and Las Vegas. I just wished I could drive them.🤷😆
That is such a great observation! Here's something I found in at least two episodes: In The Black Widow episode, the overview of Gotham City is Boston, MA. It's from 1968, so the newer Hancock Tower isn't there yet, but you can clearly see the old Hancock, the Prudential Tower and, what first grabbed my eye, the gold dome of the Massachusetts State House. I'm a Bostonian, born and bred (and butter...), so seeing that gave me special pride.
At the 2:00 mark, the Rolls Royce sequence is a different car in the different scenes. It starts all black with red seats that may or may not be a Silver Cloud I. The next scene shows a Silver Cloud III which is 1963-66 because of the 4 headlight configuration. The final scene is a Silver Cloud I (or possibly II depending on the year), but it is now two tone with gray seats. It is obviously 3 different cars!
In the clip from episode 1, Molly & The Riddler set off in a Series I Rolls-Royce Silver Cloud, but in the next shot it's a Series III - distinguished by its twin headlights, as opposed to the single headlights of the Series I. Holy continuity error Batman! 😂
To me, there's not much noticable difference between the '66 Imperial Crown and the '65 Imperial that was used as Black Beauty in the Green Lantern series. Beautiful cars either way.
I turned 8 in January of 1966! 2 new shows!! Batman and Star Trek!! Shortly afterwards, The Green Hornet!!! I was absolutely captivated!! Then there were these other shows that sort of parodied the Super-Hero craze of the day! Captain Nice and Mr. Terrific!! Of course, the Vehicles just blew me away!! Then there was the USS Enterprise! The absolute most badass Spaceship ever!! Here it is 2024 and the Original Constitution Class Enterprise still holds up! Of course, 10 years after Trek was cancelled, a new updated (Refit) Enterprise hit the big screen! That particular Space Ship is still the absolute most elegant and magnificent ever!! To this day, there is NOTHING that outclasses her!!
Most of you won’t believe me but my late Uncle Sam Marvicsin, painted the original Bat Mobile. My best guess since I was about 6 yrs old was 1967. I have a photo of him squatting down doing the red pin strip.
I saw a production “ Batmobile “ in 1968 at the San Mateo County Fairgrounds it must have been the far away one …. the interior was rough and the gauges were painted on 😊 Thanks Fusion Kidd ….. ok I was a teenager
Didn't that 1964 Sunbeam Alpine look a little like Maxwell Smarts ( aka agent 86 from Control) from Get Smart!!!!. PS I know what Don Adams drove on that show was a sunbeam Tiger!!!!.
Hi Fusion, nice video! I am 64 years old and I watched Batman on primetime TV, in 1966. I also have the 20th Century Fox DVD set. With all do respect, the bright red 1965 Mustang, is actually, a 1967. Please reply. Dave...
@@WisdomOverWicked777Rules The 1965 Mustang vs. the 1967 Mustang, is not too, too, much different, at a distance, and/or moving down the road. Please reply. Dave...
Not to take away from this great video, but FWIW the Sunbeam Alpine at 7:18 is a Series V. The Series IV had metal panels that covered the convertible top when stowed, and the vinyl cover shown in the video was introduced on the Series V. Another clue is the square corner doors and hood (bonnet), which were only on the Series V.
If I had money to burn, I would have a replica built for me but with a twist: It would be a full-EV. Consider this: Robin jumps into the Batmobile and says, "Atomic Batteries to Power, Turbines to Speed." That atomic pile at the rear of the Batcave was there to provide the atomic power to the Batmobile. Hence, it was an EV.
What does an EV use a TURBINE for? What's the source of the FLAMES shooting out of the rear of the Batmobile? Or, we could just "roll with it", and be entertained!!
Great video but I wish that omnipresent 65 Beetle got more notice! It's in almost every episode! I think that only the Batmobile gets more screen time!
Great collection! On a completely different note, how about a story of the 1928 Porter starring in My Mother The Car? There were also a lot of classic cars that Captain Manzini owned shown in that series. Jerry Van Dyke said they should have called the show My Brother The Star. Too bad he didn't choose the offer of playing Willy Gilligan in Gilligan's Island.
Point, the Batmobile was a 1955 Lincoln Futura. Saw a replica at the casino in Ontario. Canada back in the mid 70's at Niagra Falls Skylon Tower museum. It was felt, don't recall the producers of Batman 66 Commissiong a felt Batmobile. Good times. Batgirl....GRRRR! Catwoman....MEEEEOWWWW WOW WOW!
8:58 the Blues Man on the sidewalk is so stoned that he didn't react to the odd crew jumping in to the Caddy. Then when the Bat comes out, it's like his shoes are nailed down.
A friend of mine used to own the Batcycle from the movie. I remember him telling me it was a Yamaha. He sold it several years ago and I think it's in a museum now.
I'm amazed to see the 1961 Humber - I'd no idea they were ever sold in the USA. It's an exceptionally rare car in Britain now - I've only seen one in the last 10 years.
No wonder I have so much class for cars I didn't realize this when we were watching the Batman movies for all of these cars I know them and I love them and I'm thankful for you to tell me about what the vehicles are this is realer than what we're dealing with now
Nice video, but what about the van used by Batman’s Parachute Pick-up service? And who could forget the Gotham Police Department’s Anti-Lunatic Squad van? Both or those really added flavor to the show.
Fantastic info! The only corrections I believe are necessary come at the 9:00 mark. The Cadillac appears to be a ‘65 while the Mustang which drives by in the foreground is a ‘67. Otherwise, incredible work and incredibly entertaining.
Don't know about the Mustang but the video is correct about the Cadillac. It's a 1966. You can tell because the cornering lamp is in the fender, rather than being attached to the front bumper assembly. 65 cornering lights filled the whole space between the headlight and wheel well below the trim line and above the bumper. Also, You can see the divider bar in the grille, which also marks it as a 1966. Edit: that's the convertible at 9:00. You can see the differences by looking at the Cadillac at 9:12, which is a 65 and shows the bigger cornering light nicely. Great video, I'm really enjoying these (and still hoping for Perry Mason one day!)
I always have to laugh at these shows when the crimefighters always get the best parking space there is when they drive up to whatever building or place they are going to. I see that in Batman, Magnum P.I. and other shows known for their vehicles.
Sounds better... Saying automobile seems nicer than saying car. Now everything else Batman owns and builds is said to have Bat in front.. Batbelt, etc... Now the reason is the sound is more natural to most people Bat + automobile = Bat-automobile which easily flows more softer into.... BATMOBILE Harmonics!!!!
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The TV Batmobile has always been my favorite !! Love when it comes flying out of the tunnel. ✊️
Cat Woman stitting atop a Jaguar.
How "purr-fect".
I really enjoyed seeing this.
Great video
*Correction: The Batmobile is a customized 1955 Lincoln Futura. Apologies for the mixup!*
More specifically, a Lincoln Futura *concept* car. It was never a production model.
Here are the details... and the concept was in white:
en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lincoln_Futura
Batman must have the most expensive line up of cars in the history of 1960's television shows.
Agreed!!
Green hornet my three sons 😊😊
So Well Done!!! Thank You!!! All the Cars from my Era. Excellent Mini Documentary!!! 👍
I remember Cat Woman mentioning her "Cat-illac" 😂
I still watch this 1966 Batman TV show.
Your videos on RUclips are so precisionly made, right to the point of accuracy.
Videos keep getting better and better. At 5:00, what better car for the Catwoman than a Jaguar, and the car she has at the end of this video I'd swear was also in bewitched, made by endora for darwood!
It is the same car in Bewitched, just "cat- agorically" modified.
A real nice way to see the cars of yesterday. Thanks Kidd, as always I love your stuff.
Thanks to Batman, this was your best video yet, It must take you ages to put these videos together!
2:30 - Judging by the shape of the Dagmars on the front bumper, I'd say the flipped over Rolls-Royce is actually a '54 Cadillac.
Holy research, Batman!
great job identifying the vehicles .
Funny...this series is as old as I am. I thought the Joker Mobile (everything was called a mobile at that time) was related to Grandpa's dragster on the Munsters. But,....notice something. The remote control unit they used to stear the batmobile was the early version radio controller. This during a time when we still had black & White tv's the size of a dresser.
Nice job! Got to love those "red line" tires back then.
1966 batmobile is frickin awesome
The 60's were just too far out and cool.
Every show or character has a wild custom car.
The Monkee mobile is one of my faves.
Got the original Batman series on DVD 👍
I also have the 20th Century Fox DVD set. I am old enough to have watch it on primetime ABC Network TV and I did so! The Batman television series was produced by 20th Century Fox and aired on the ABC (American Broadcasting Company) network. Dave...
@@daveridgeway2639I still have my 1966 batman toys. Corgi Batmobile, Ben Cooper Batman play suit, ideal Batcave...
If you owned all those vehicles now you'd be as rich as, well, Bruce Wayne.
Hard to believe the series only lasted three years. Amazing combination of cars reported here. Any one of which would be a pleasure to own!
Obrigado por resgatar essa série inesquecível pra nossa geração!
Holy Car fanatics, Batman! this guy is losing his mind noticing all of the now classic cars and custom cars in the Batman TV series!
Fantastic video! Thanks for posting. 👍
Who would have known 50+ years ago we would have missed all these automobiles and bikes? 🤷😥
All these cars shown would make any collecter proud very proud..
@@Johnnycdrums
I've seen a few over the years at the Portland OR. Auto show and I'm sure I've seen a few in Reno and Las Vegas.
I just wished I could drive them.🤷😆
Pierce Arrows, Duesenbergs, Imperials, Rolls Royce,... Holy expensive!
love these, great narration, research + editing
Great narration, who did it? It fits the tv series.
Wow!
What can I say?
Great, awesome.
That is a great idea to identify all the cars.
Congratulations
Rio-Brazil
If I may: @01:30, the Riddler actually ducks behind the Pierce Arrow, and pierces Robin with an arrow. :)
That is such a great observation!
Here's something I found in at least two episodes:
In The Black Widow episode, the overview of Gotham City is Boston, MA.
It's from 1968, so the newer Hancock Tower isn't there yet, but you can clearly see the old Hancock, the Prudential Tower and, what first grabbed my eye, the gold dome of the Massachusetts State House.
I'm a Bostonian, born and bred (and butter...), so seeing that gave me special pride.
It's an arrow inside the gun but on Robin shoulder it's actually a hypodermic needle
Holy Hot Wheels Batman!
At the 2:00 mark, the Rolls Royce sequence is a different car in the different scenes. It starts all black with red seats that may or may not be a Silver Cloud I. The next scene shows a Silver Cloud III which is 1963-66 because of the 4 headlight configuration. The final scene is a Silver Cloud I (or possibly II depending on the year), but it is now two tone with gray seats. It is obviously 3 different cars!
This is awesome! brings me back big time! TY.
The Batmobile was a 1955 Lincoln Futura
I was going to skip this one, but you have an interesting way of presenting.
Great video 👍🏻
I'm have this Bat Mobile ,When I was the boy...in Thailand
The Joker drove some cool cars...
Wow great video!!
Great cars!
So, whats the total worth today? 25 million?
Who had the 1966 Corgi Batmobile as a kid?
In the clip from episode 1, Molly & The Riddler set off in a Series I Rolls-Royce Silver Cloud, but in the next shot it's a Series III - distinguished by its twin headlights, as opposed to the single headlights of the Series I. Holy continuity error Batman! 😂
To me, there's not much noticable difference between the '66 Imperial Crown and the '65 Imperial that was used as Black Beauty in the Green Lantern series. Beautiful cars either way.
That ‘59 Galaxie was a Skyliner retractable hard top
I turned 8 in January of 1966! 2 new shows!! Batman and Star Trek!! Shortly afterwards, The Green Hornet!!! I was absolutely captivated!! Then there were these other shows that sort of parodied the Super-Hero craze of the day! Captain Nice and Mr. Terrific!! Of course, the Vehicles just blew me away!!
Then there was the USS Enterprise! The absolute most badass Spaceship ever!! Here it is 2024 and the Original Constitution Class Enterprise still holds up! Of course, 10 years after Trek was cancelled, a new updated (Refit) Enterprise hit the big screen! That particular Space Ship is still the absolute most elegant and magnificent ever!! To this day, there is NOTHING that outclasses her!!
Most of you won’t believe me but my late Uncle Sam Marvicsin, painted the original Bat Mobile. My best guess since I was about 6 yrs old was 1967. I have a photo of him squatting down doing the red pin strip.
I believe you
The batmobile was created in 1965 and they were filming the Batman movie to debut in January of 66
1966 I was 6 yrs old, I'd tie a towel around my neck and run around the house, Da, na, na, na, na, nahhh ! Batman 😁
Fantastic video!❤
I saw a production “ Batmobile “ in 1968 at the San Mateo County Fairgrounds it must have been the far away one …. the interior was rough and the gauges were painted on 😊 Thanks Fusion Kidd ….. ok I was a teenager
Probably one of the most successful shows that should have aired for 10 years.
Yep 👍
Brilliant video!!!!!
Great cars.♥️
And bikes.♥️
Didn't that 1964 Sunbeam Alpine look a little like Maxwell Smarts ( aka agent 86 from Control) from Get Smart!!!!. PS I know what Don Adams drove on that show was a sunbeam Tiger!!!!.
Yep except Smarts was a 65
6:53 "BEELTE" ????????????????
You missed the 1964 Lincoln at 8:26 behind the salesman.
Yep
Hi Fusion, nice video! I am 64 years old and I watched Batman on primetime TV, in 1966. I also have the 20th Century Fox DVD set. With all do respect, the bright red 1965 Mustang, is actually, a 1967. Please reply. Dave...
Yep you're right
@@WisdomOverWicked777Rules The 1965 Mustang vs. the 1967 Mustang, is not too, too, much different, at a distance, and/or moving down the road. Please reply. Dave...
Ahhhh
The Batusi... purrrrrrrrrr
great trip down memory lane. How about the cars of Perry Mason next?
Done!
Not to take away from this great video, but FWIW the Sunbeam Alpine at 7:18 is a Series V. The Series IV had metal panels that covered the convertible top when stowed, and the vinyl cover shown in the video was introduced on the Series V. Another clue is the square corner doors and hood (bonnet), which were only on the Series V.
What is fwiw
@@WisdomOverWicked777Rules FWIW = "For what it's worth".
If I had money to burn, I would have a replica built for me but with a twist:
It would be a full-EV.
Consider this:
Robin jumps into the Batmobile and says, "Atomic Batteries to Power, Turbines to Speed."
That atomic pile at the rear of the Batcave was there to provide the atomic power to the Batmobile. Hence, it was an EV.
What does an EV use a TURBINE for? What's the source of the FLAMES shooting out of the rear of the Batmobile? Or, we could just "roll with it", and be entertained!!
Stupid Comment ITS Suppose To Be a JET ENGINE
Great video but I wish that omnipresent 65 Beetle got more notice!
It's in almost every episode!
I think that only the Batmobile gets more screen time!
SO COOL!
You had me at '63 Berlinetta Lusso
Great collection! On a completely different note, how about a story of the 1928 Porter starring in My Mother The Car? There were also a lot of classic cars that Captain Manzini owned shown in that series. Jerry Van Dyke said they should have called the show My Brother The Star. Too bad he didn't choose the offer of playing Willy Gilligan in Gilligan's Island.
Point, the Batmobile was a 1955 Lincoln Futura.
Saw a replica at the casino in Ontario. Canada
back in the mid 70's at Niagra Falls Skylon Tower
museum. It was felt, don't recall the producers of
Batman 66 Commissiong a felt Batmobile. Good times.
Batgirl....GRRRR! Catwoman....MEEEEOWWWW WOW WOW!
幼い頃観てました。
凄く面白かった😊
8:58 the Blues Man on the sidewalk is so stoned that he didn't react to the odd crew jumping in to the Caddy. Then when the Bat comes out, it's like his shoes are nailed down.
Good Eye
A friend of mine used to own the Batcycle from the movie. I remember him telling me it was a Yamaha. He sold it several years ago and I think it's in a museum now.
Didn't they say it was a Harley-Davidson
Fun TV series 😂😂😂
And the collectible value of these vehicles is...?
3:03 Harley Police motorcycle 🇺🇸
That was so cool 😎
Nice job.
12:40 Holy Dropped Valve!
12:43 Burnt Valve
That was absolutely awesome
Many were just used cars back then.
Now, do Gilligan's Island!
The only car on Gilligan's island was the bamboo car the Professor built!😆
2:58 '65 Pontiac Le Mans 3:06 to the left '63 Cadillac 6:32 I believe that is a '59 or '60 International Harvester
64 Pontiac Lemans I Had One
@WisdomOverWicked777Rules what's the difference?
@@richardrice8076 Big Difference that's what this video is about
@WisdomOverWicked777Rules huh?
I actually got to sit inside a Batmobile at FanExpoCanada in Toronto in 2016...banged my head on the back windshield getting in.
There's one in my hometown in Plant City Florida that comes to the car show
I'm amazed to see the 1961 Humber - I'd no idea they were ever sold in the USA. It's an exceptionally rare car in Britain now - I've only seen one in the last 10 years.
Alright, you don't have to name every car you see
Sure
That's the point of the video!
Drew GO TO SLEEP
Thks dude 🎉 ！ super knowledge
No wonder I have so much class for cars I didn't realize this when we were watching the Batman movies for all of these cars I know them and I love them and I'm thankful for you to tell me about what the vehicles are this is realer than what we're dealing with now
Catwoman's auto is referred to as her "Kitty Car".
Nice video, but what about the van used by Batman’s Parachute Pick-up service? And who could forget the Gotham Police Department’s Anti-Lunatic Squad van? Both or those really added flavor to the show.
The Batmobile was built in 66 but it was on a 55 Futura
What's the name of the song with the heavy guitar sound? Very fitting music. Anyone know what the song or group is?
Fantastic info! The only corrections I believe are necessary come at the 9:00 mark. The Cadillac appears to be a ‘65 while the Mustang which drives by in the foreground is a ‘67. Otherwise, incredible work and incredibly entertaining.
Don't know about the Mustang but the video is correct about the Cadillac. It's a 1966. You can tell because the cornering lamp is in the fender, rather than being attached to the front bumper assembly. 65 cornering lights filled the whole space between the headlight and wheel well below the trim line and above the bumper. Also, You can see the divider bar in the grille, which also marks it as a 1966. Edit: that's the convertible at 9:00. You can see the differences by looking at the Cadillac at 9:12, which is a 65 and shows the bigger cornering light nicely. Great video, I'm really enjoying these (and still hoping for Perry Mason one day!)
I always have to laugh at these shows when the crimefighters always get the best parking space there is when they drive up to whatever building or place they are going to. I see that in Batman, Magnum P.I. and other shows known for their vehicles.
Not Rockford Files
Very cool
Cool and unusually accurate car identifications..Though the red “66 mustang” was actually a 67
I believe the clothes are from Brooks Brothers look at the suits and look at how classy everything was back then
The commerce bank Millburn Drysdale, lol
Maybe
Waiting for the Beverly hillbillies
Classic Cars of The Beverly Hillbillies
ruclips.net/video/0nvhD3Zbd64/видео.html
@@FusionKidd hey brother who originally made this video and who is the narrator
Great work, however, what about the Manta Ray that was shown as a racing car in the "Shame" episode!?!
How come riddler didn't have a cool ride ? 😢 poo.
Frank Gorshin was fantastic in Star Trek "Let That Be Your Last Battlefield"!!
He channeled a bit of Riddler's madness in that role!!
このバットモービルが一番好き
Why it called *"Batmobile",* not *"Batcar ?"*
Sounds better...
Saying automobile seems nicer than saying car.
Now everything else Batman owns and builds is said to have Bat in front.. Batbelt, etc...
Now the reason is the sound is more natural to most people
Bat + automobile =
Bat-automobile which easily flows more softer into....
BATMOBILE
Harmonics!!!!
@@richardcastro1276
Oh really ?
English is not my main language so just curious about it...😂
сво?
That's a lot of drool from car enthusiasts
Interesting