Batman The Television Series Season One
SCORE: 70
We have had Batman The Television Series Season One sitting around
for some time now. I don't know how long. I finally decided to watch it.
It was really painful to watch this campy show at first. Then we started
having fun with it. Sometimes we laughed at the show. There were other
times we laughed with Batman The Television Series Season One. We loved
pointing out when the stunt doubles were in there fighting for Batman
and Robin. They definitely looked very different.
There are plenty of well known actors and actresses in Batman The
Television Series Season One. Why didn't Cesar Romero shave off his
mustache before playing the Joker in Batman The Television Series Season
One? It sticks out really bad. The villains all do a good job in Batman
The Television Series Season One. Each story is broken into two
episodes. Batman and Robin must escape some peril at the end of the
first episode.
The issues families can have with Batman The Television Series Season
One is lack of attire, enticement to lust, violence, incompetent police
and more. Riddler and Joker have so many opportunities to take out the
dynamic duo that it can frustrate anyone who worships evil. I love how
Batman The Television Series Season One focuses on good, and doing the
right thing.
Kids can learn some fantastic lessons from Batman The Television Series
Season One. How to do the right thing, how to fight evil, and how to
treat women are some lessons I learned from Batman The Television Series
Season One. Speaking of women, the male villains all have some female
helper that regrets their life decisions. Thee women are also always
attracted to Batman.
It takes 856 minutes to watch all five discs of Batman The Television
Series Season One. I don't know if I will look into the other seasons of
this show. I suppose if they come down to a decent price I will consider
it. The giant words that pop up on the screen help with the
entertainment factor. There are so many cool things in Batman The
Television Series Season One that political correctness has attempted to
destroy in our day and age. It is neat to go back and see them in older
shows like this one.
- Paul
Graphics: 60%
Sound: 75%
Replay: 80%
Gameplay: 65%
Family Friendly Factor: 70%
System: DVD
Publisher: Fox
Developer: DC Comics
Rating:
‘NR’ -
Not Rated
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