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Welcome to the show.

Welcome to Monday night.

And I know it's not really Monday night.

But because I had a classic program last night, it feels like Monday night, and I know it's not really Monday night. But because I had a classic program last

night, it feels like Monday night. It's actually Tuesday night, and we have a fantastic discussion.

Sometimes, you know, we talk about the paranormal, we talk about the abnormal, we talk about

conspiracy, we talk about a lot of very interesting topics.

And we talk about some fun topics.

This topic tonight will combine fun and interesting.

And it will also combine nostalgia and my personal, I don't know what I would call it.

I guess fascination.

How many of you were kids that faithfully and enthusiastically and frequently, I guess, would be the other word,

watch the Batman television series with Adam West and Bert Ward, of course.

I was one of those kids.

Now, I wasn't old enough to watch it when it came on television as a primetime series,

but I certainly was old enough for watching it as a after school syndicated series in the mid-70s, early to mid-70s. I'd race home and I'd watch

it religiously. I was obsessed with Batman as a kid. I, you know, everything my parents got

me toy-wise, and we didn't get a whole lot. We were not like today, but the things we did get, uh, Batman related.

I had several towels that I had specifically marked as my Batman capes.

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