Very Nice! Thank You for sharing :)

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@Ron Rossmore Who?

@Ron Rossmore "...Celebrities like the one you just described are a dime a dozen..." - A totally unnecessary remark. Irregardless of how "stratospheric" they may or not have become they still managed to catch lightning in a bottle whereas I've NEVER heard of your name until I read it just now. Think about it...LASSIE is more famous than you are.

@Ron Rossmore I wasn’t bragging about meeting him, just saying he was a genuinely nice guy. Most celebrities I’ve met were nice though I’ve see jerks also. I met Natalie Wood (very sweet) shortly before her death, though Robert Wagner was unpleasant. Paul Newman was a great guy. Dan Fogelberg was one of my favorites and stayed in touch afterwards until he passed away. You mentioned Cher and I met her in 1974. She was charming and I liked her a lot. Sonny Bono was not pleasant to her. Yelling and carrying on. I’ve gotten to know hundreds of celebrities over the years and some stand out much more than others with their kindness and personality. I had no desire to “brag” about meeting Burt Ward. Just making a comment based on experience.

1-2 years extra with your dog is already something very dear. 10 years extra? If he managed that then he saved a lot of human lives too! At the very least he added a lot of love and joy to the world. I guess finding the right woman is the trick after all.

That is awesome

I remember getting an autograph on a picture way back when. Adam West was awesome but Burt Ward was stuffing his face with popcorn and even though he was signing autographs his demeanor was so dismissive. Made a huge impact on me as a kid and how I viewed him. Probably 45 years later, give or take and I remember it vividly.

I only would have done that for Cat Women .

Good for you, I still have my picture of Batman from the 60s

@@SuperDirtyred1 I got an autographed 8x10 from Eartha Kitt in the 90's after I drove her to her hotel. Her publicist sent it in the mail.

Seriously! That was just amazing and blew my mind!

Meeting someone that knew Bruce is really cool, which happened to me when I met Fred Williams Jr, who was "Black Cobra". The only thing was, I didn't know this at the time, otherwise I would've asked him about his training with him. And meeting Burt at the Con, didn't really have time to ask him about his friendship with Bruce as you have just a couple minutes for the pic, then they whisk you away!

@@barryallenflash1 point taken, but you mean Fred Williamson.. : )

Yeah, that is pretty awesome.

I remember when Batman first Premier believe 1966 time passes fast. Many us fans known Burt Ward was no contest for Bruce Lee back in 1966.

It's very Cool :)

"holy hairy ballsack, Batman!!" "Precisely, Robin!!"

Great show great looking women should have been on longer than 3, years

@@CoolClassics I remember watching Batman and Robin 1srt coming on channel 6 , in Philadelphia , Pa. In September of 1965 , with the Riddler the first episode. By spring of 1966 , I got tired of seeing these tightly clad buffoons doin zapowees and clabam, and puff, and bash, and clabam as they fought ThePenquin , Cat Women, Mr. Freeze, The Joker, The Egg head, The book worm, and a plethora of weird criminals. What a laugh. Too bad the Vietnam War was raging on.

Very cool 😎 ❗ I love dogs 🐕 and Burt Ward as Robin; I thought he was series than Adam West. Anyway, knowing that Burt Ward also loves dogs 🐕 makes me love ❤ him more.

Very Cool!

Woah! Very Cool!

I think I passed him in So.Cal in the IE... at a store and I just politely nodded... found out he likes Domino's pizza from a friend and confirmed it was indeed Burt Ward I passed. Also, Gentle Giants dog food is pretty great (by my dogs standards)

@@paulsawtell3991 That would funny, wouldn't it? Well then, as U2 sings, 'even better than the real thing...", In light of this, maybe you ought to try it too for your own channel, unless you're waiting for the ASI (artificial social intelligence). Oh don't mind me, I'm just trying to be funny back.

We adopted 2 dogs from the pound over Christmas 2021 and we feed them the brand of dog food that is made by Burt's company.

Love my Goldens!! ❤️❤️❤️🥰🥰😍😍🥰😍🐾🐾🐾🐾🐾

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I am immensely glad to hear about Burt Ward. I am definitely going to get some of the dog food that he and his family have on the market, as I have a pitbull. Albeit she is a puppy now, I want to see if they have a puppy food for large breed dogs. As Robin, Burt was/is the greatest. I never knew that he studied Taekwondo. Fabulous. Strange fact, I met Bruce Lee many years ago. Another fabulous talent gone way too soon. I would really love to meet Burt Ward one day. Keep making videos like this one and I'll keep watching.

It would be News if you Found Someone Who Never Gets Naked In A Hotel.

That type of joking around is long gone anymore. Practical jokes today have come to the point of not just laughter at some ones expense but Physical and Emotional harm.

Glad you enjoyed it

Same here Varmint loved that show!

Me too! I loved Batman and Robin. Bruce Lee too. Even the story about Brandon Lee was great! I loved the Green Hornet and Robin was my favorite!

Being your own stuntman has to stink to high heaven

He and his family are such great humanitarians!

There's no way he did all his own stunts. In fight scenes, in certain shots you can see the stunt double. His hair always flew all over the place during the fights. Burt's hair didn't move. lol

Who didn't? TBH, when you're dealing with a teenage or adult Robin, sex appeal is required.

@@NYRNGR1 Right. We used to call the stunt double "banana nose", and used to watch closely for his appearance during fight scenes. Definitely didn't do ALL of his own stunts.

Thank you for sharing your memories. It’s interesting for me, at least, seeing things through someone else’s eyes or perception. Be safe.

I like how there are some that are campy but others that are more artistic and have darker subject mater. I think things are better with both varieties.

I agree ☝️, I constantly saw it when I was 6!!!

What do you mean "should be?" That's how comics were in the 50s and 60s, because of the creation of the Comics Code Authority and the work of Fredric Wertham, with "The Seduction of Innocence." It was a massive knee-jerk reaction in the exceptionally conservative era in the United States. Comic books aren't just for kids as your comment seems to imply. "Watchmen" has been named as one of Time's 100 Best Novels list. Not comic books....books. "Campy, not self-important" definitely has its place, but to say it's how comic book shows "should be" implies that you know very little about the medium.

@@Bad_Wolf_Media Dude--as a kid, I was reading science fiction (The only comic I liked in the 60's was (I think) Turok, which was a caveman prehistorical thing that I grew out of by 7). Folks who called themselves 'adults' at the time thought science fiction was code for space porn. So when I was reading Hal Clement or Alfy Bester, they figured I was jerking off--when I was reading Andre Norton in an English class, the 'teacher' reprimanded me for not contributing to classroom discussion--on the recent basketball game. If comic books are realistic--they are science fiction. If it's folks in improbable costume doing physically impossible stuff it should at least be self-aware. Hence---Campy!

@@Bad_Wolf_Media Dude, he doesn't give a fuck about this. You probably got a fuckin' shelf of walking dead yeah?

@@patrickregan3302 Indeed! The guest stars in the tv show made it even better. I liked the new movie The Batman, but the gal playing Catwoman just can't match Julie Newmar in my humble.

Very Cool!! Also thank you for sharing that! 😁

Wow, thank you! So glad that you enjoyed it :)

I know. It was really well done!

That is a shame that she missed out. But at least you seen them both in the same event. :)

Considering he sleazed around with more women than Gene Simmons, I wouldn't necessarily call it a missed opportunity!

Yes, I like hearing good things, there is to many that end in heartbreak.

Lies again? Bench Warmer Jules Rimet

as an American I can say I + my daughter really love 'The Avengers' with John Steed and Mrs Peel similar camp humor

Wow...bam ...pow... I'm born 1974 , Ireland......loved this stuff!!

I'm a Brit - too, travelbugse, and like a lot of kids of that era, Batman and Robin was one of my favourite Shows also! Later as an adult - in watching repeats - I Also Got to enjoy that 'Extra dimension' of "Nudieyouendooh!!". Thanks 😊 to the makers of this Telling Video - It was Great to Be told How Burt and Adam REMAINED Good Friends wasn't It!! Originally I was from "Silk- Town" (Macclesfield), and have moved to "Bear- Town" (nearby Congleton) - but Not so long ago A Very Good Graphics Artist.I got to Know started - Up A Comic Convention - in Macclesfield that does so Well that the Number of Attendants has steadily increased Year by Year! One time there were back to back showings of our ol' Fave - Batman and Robin Adventures with Adam and Burt GREAT!! The Guy that started the Conventions is Mark Jackson - And His Own Comics have a Very Distinctive Style - And Mark does these Brilliant Movie Posters when That Movie Premier s - in Macclesfield! He's Great at doing Caricatures of the famous Actors - SO's You Know Exactly who they are!!

Yes, I found that out too. I think he even entered and won a couple contests. I discovered that after I was too far in the edit, so I did not dig up all the facts. There are so many cool things to learn about some of these people. 🙂

Yes!

You’re right. You never see the punches which are covered by graphics. Nice.

The window cameos were one of the more interesting scenes since at the time nobody knew who would be opening the window.👍

Truth Indeed

😂

I could see Lyle Waggoner as Batman. The ones that played Batman in the movies after Adam West were all imposters !

I agree! Best choices were made. Thank You :)

Batman wasn't serious and brooding in the 60s. He became serious and brooding in the 80s, but even then, Robin became so before him. Seriously, just read New Teen Titans some time. Literally all the Titans think Batman is a toxic if not outright abusive influence on their leader. And that's pre-Crisis! Post-Crisis, Batman gets to join in on the depression. Batman was more serious in the early years, 30s and 40s. But that was ended because of Fredric Wertham.

@Peter Angles “ better” I loved Adam.

@Peter Angles Are you seriously trying to tell us that a series featuring things labeled BATROSCOPE and DIVERSIONARY BATPHONE LINES would have been better served by Waggoner? 😂 Being a 'better actor' doesn't mean he's going to be better for every role.

Don't forget !POW!

That was fun. "Holy Crimson Skies of Death!" He was also walking a dog in that scene.

Cool, thanks! Yeah I like the freaky facts and always include anything that stands out to me. :)

Thank You! It is true. I only make videos on people or characters that I like 😁

I feel a kinship with your comment (born in 1966). I have fond memories of my brother and I watching every episode.

Very Cool!

Totally!

Truth Indeed

Very Cool!

You are definitely taking good care of them 😁

Keep enjoying life! 😁👍

Best villain on the series

Yeah, I'm so happy that he's trying to make this issue better, when I look at dog foods I often wonder what's even in them and some have barely any meat too and probably the worst quality there is, just to make more money. Sure there are good or decent brands if you look but lot of the pet food industry honestly almost feels like a scam, unfortunately many probably have no idea what they even feed their best friend trusting these companies.

I was also born in 71 :)

Oh Know You Didn't 😂

Wow, thank you! So glad you noticed all the little things that added up! These long full bios take me 2 to 4 weeks sometimes :)

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Truth Indeed