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| − | From the television show ''[ | + | From the television show ''[https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0059968/reference Batman]'' (12/14/1966). From "The Cat's Meow" episode. |
Catwoman's apparent attempt to ditch crime and go straight. But really she's out to steal the voices of real Brit group Chad and Jeremy (playing themselves), in Gotham. | Catwoman's apparent attempt to ditch crime and go straight. But really she's out to steal the voices of real Brit group Chad and Jeremy (playing themselves), in Gotham. | ||
| − | Lineup: Eenie, | + | Lineup: Eenie (Sharyn Wynters), Meanie (Tom Castronova), Miney (Chuck Henderson), Moe (Ric Roman), and Catwoman (Julie Newmar). |
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Latest revision as of 13:04, 31 March 2025
From the television show Batman (12/14/1966). From "The Cat's Meow" episode.
Catwoman's apparent attempt to ditch crime and go straight. But really she's out to steal the voices of real Brit group Chad and Jeremy (playing themselves), in Gotham.
Lineup: Eenie (Sharyn Wynters), Meanie (Tom Castronova), Miney (Chuck Henderson), Moe (Ric Roman), and Catwoman (Julie Newmar).
