Meet the Cast of Batman TV Show | Gotham's Crime Fighting Duo

Get ready to step back in time and experience the classic 1960s television show, Batman, which captured the hearts of audiences worldwide with its unique blend of action, comedy, and camp. The series, which aired for three seasons from 1966 to 1968, starred Adam West as the Caped Crusader himself, Bruce Wayne/Batman, and Burt Ward as his trusty sidekick, Dick Grayson/Robin.

The show's premise revolves around the idea of Bruce Wayne and Dick Grayson living a double life. By day, they are wealthy entrepreneurs and philanthropists, but when the city of Gotham is in peril, they transform into the dynamic duo of Batman and Robin. With the help of a secret Batpole in the Wayne mansion, the duo makes their way to the Batcave, where they plan their next move to save the city from various villains.

One of the most iconic elements of the Batman series is the rogues' gallery of villains that Batman and Robin must face. These include the cunning Riddler, played by Frank Gorshin, who delights in leaving clues and riddles at the scene of his crimes; the Joker, portrayed by Cesar Romero, who brings chaos and laughter to Gotham City; Catwoman, played by Julie Newmar, Eartha Kitt, and Lee Meriwether, who uses her feline charm to get what she wants; and the Penguin, portrayed by Burgess Meredith, who uses his umbrella as a weapon and his wit as a shield. With their trusty Bat-utility-belt and the Batmobile, Batman and Robin must outsmart and outmaneuver these villains to keep Gotham City safe.

Main Cast of Batman

Adam West

as Batman (120 episodes)

Adam West (September 19, 1928 - June 9, 2017) was an American actor best known for his lead role in the Batman (1966–...

Burt Ward

as Robin (120 episodes)

An American television actor and activist. He is best known for his portrayal of Robin in the television series Batma...

Secondary Cast of Batman

Yvonne Craig

as Batgirl (26 episodes)

Jill St. John

as Molly (2 episodes)

John Zaremba

as Kolevater (2 episodes)

Victor French

as Hood #1 (1 episode)

John Hubbard

as Maitre D' (1 episode)

Harvey Lembeck

as Eagle-Eye (2 episodes)

Norman Alden

as Henchman #1 (2 episodes)

Norman Alden was born on September 13, 1924 and passed away 12 years ago at the age of 87 on July 27, 2012.

Olan Soule

as Newscaster (1 episode)

Roddy McDowall

as The Bookworm (2 episodes)

Bill Williams

as Multimillionaire (2 episodes)

Archie Moore

as Everett Bannister (1 episode)

Phyllis Diller

as Scrubwoman (1 episode)

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Tisha Sterling

as Legs (2 episodes)

Michael Pate

as Second Hand Three (2 episodes)

Bill Dana

as Jose Jimenez (1 episode)

Joe Besser

as Penguin Supporter (1 episode)

Charlie O'Donnell

as TV Announcer (1 episode)

Joan Staley

as Okie Annie (2 episodes)

Werner Klemperer

as Colonel Klink (1 episode)

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Jeremy Clyde

as Jeremy (2 episodes)

Spring Byington

as J. Pauline Spaghetti (2 episodes)

Allen Jenkins

as Little Al (1 episode)

Clint Ritchie

as Boff (2 episodes)

Whitney Blake

as Amber Forever (1 episode)

Barry Dennen

as Fred (2 episodes)

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H.M. Wynant

as Frosty (2 episodes)

Martin Kosleck

as Professor Charm (2 episodes)

Peggy Ann Garner

as Betsy Boldface (1 episode)

Mike Mazurki

as Allegro (1 episode)

Cathleen Cordell

as Librarian (1 episode)

Jimmy Boyd

as Dogwood (1 episode)

Pierre Salinger

as Lucky Pierre (1 episode)

Percy Helton

as Gus (1 episode)

Charles Dierkop

as Dustbag (1 episode)

Jerry Mathers

as Pop (uncredited) (2 episodes)

Alan Reed

as General MacGruder (1 episode)

Van Williams

as The Green Hornet (4 episodes)

George Sanders

as Mister Freeze (2 episodes)

Frankie Darro

as Newsman (2 episodes)

Marvin Miller

as TV Announcer (1 episode)

Norma Varden

as Mrs. Monteagle (1 episode)

William Boyett

as Policeman (1 episode)

John Crawford

as Printer's Devil (2 episodes)

Walter Woolf King

as Theater Manager (1 episode)

Julie Gregg

as Finella (2 episodes)

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Nancy Kovack

as Queenie (2 episodes)

Linda Harrison

as Cheerleader II (2 episodes)

Barbara Nichols

as Maid Marilyn (2 episodes)

Jack Kelly

as Jack O'Shea (2 episodes)

Van Johnson

as The Minstrel (2 episodes)

Mae Clarke

as Lady (1 episode)

Liberace

as Chandell / Harry (2 episodes)

Woodrow Parfrey

as Rooper (2 episodes)

Kem Dibbs

as Chill (2 episodes)

Maurice Evans

as The Puzzler (2 episodes)

Oscar Beregi Jr.

as Dr. Floyd (1 episode)

Grady Sutton

as Irving Cash (1 episode)

Eli Wallach

as Mister Freeze (2 episodes)

Deanna Lund

as Anna Gram (2 episodes)

Frank Gorshin

as The Riddler (10 episodes)

David Lewis

as Warden Crichton (9 episodes)

Eartha Kitt

as The Catwoman (uncredited) (5 episodes)

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Ronald Long

as Karnaby Katz (1 episode)

Larry Gelman

as Bank Manager (1 episode)

John Beradino

as Doctor (1 episode)

Dorothy Kirsten

as Leonara Sotto Voce (1 episode)

Andy Devine

as Santa (1 episode)

Bruce Lee

as Kato (3 episodes)

Jacques Bergerac

as Freddie the Fence (2 episodes)

Ethel Merman

as Lola Lasagne (3 episodes)

Monte Landis

as Basil (3 episodes)

Jack Kruschen

as Eivol Ekdal (2 episodes)

Ralph Manza

as Felix (2 episodes)

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Kathleen Crowley

as Sophia Starr (2 episodes)

Bill Quinn

as Board Member (1 episode)

Francine York

as Lydia Limpet (2 episodes)

Bryan O'Byrne

as Principal Schoolfield (1 episode)

Malachi Throne

as False Face (2 episodes)

Doodles Weaver

as Crier Tuck (2 episodes)

Del Moore

as TV Newsman (2 episodes)

Walter Slezak

as The Clock King (2 episodes)

Edward Everett Horton

as Chief Screaming Chicken (2 episodes)

George Furth

as Gallus (2 episodes)

Otto Preminger

as Mister Freeze (2 episodes)

Joe Flynn

as Benton Bellgoody (2 episodes)

Michael Rennie

as Sandman (2 episodes)

Terry Moore

as Venus (3 episodes)

Rob Reiner

as Delivery Boy (1 episode)

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George Raft

as Citizen in Bank (uncredited) (1 episode)

Elisha Cook Jr.

as Professor Isaacson (2 episodes)

Michael Pataki

as Amenophis Tewfik (2 episodes)

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John Astin

as The Riddler (2 episodes)

Cliff Osmond

as Andante (1 episode)

Horace McMahon

as Glu Gluten (uncredited) (1 episode)

James Gammon

as Osiris (1 episode)

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Jon Lormer

as Professor Dactyl (1 episode)

Barbara Rush

as Nora Clavicle (2 episodes)

William Smith

as Adonis (1 episode)

Harvey Jason

as Scudder (3 episodes)

Dan Seymour

as The Maharajah (2 episodes)

Francis X. Bushman

as Mr. Van Jones (2 episodes)

Myrna Fahey

as Princess Mergenberg / Blaze (2 episodes)

Steve Pendleton

as 1st Armored Car Driver (1 episode)

Vinton Hayworth

as Marshall Roland (1 episode)

Shelley Winters

as Ma Parker (2 episodes)

Ben Alexander

Marie Windsor

as Nellie Majors (2 episodes)

Jack Carter

as Hot Rod Harry (2 episodes)

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Vito Scotti

as Matey Dee (2 episodes)

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Anthony Eustrel

as Butler (1 episode)

J. Pat O'Malley

as Pat Pending (2 episodes)

Lawrence Montaigne

as Mr. Glee (2 episodes)

Seymour Cassel

as Cancelled (2 episodes)

Grace Lee Whitney

as Neila (2 episodes)

Meg Wyllie

as Grandma (1 episode)

Joan Collins

as The Siren (2 episodes)

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Jean Byron

as Mrs. Millie Linseed (1 episode)

John Vivyan

as Bank Manager (1 episode)

Henny Youngman

as Manny the Mesopotamian (1 episode)

Sammy Davis Jr.

Eddie Quillan

as Newsie (1 episode)

Victor Buono

as King Tut (uncredited) (10 episodes)

Rudy Vallee

as Lord Marmaduke Ffogg (4 episodes)

Dan Tobin

as Mr. Jay (1 episode)

Douglass Dumbrille

as The Doctor (1 episode)

Angela Greene

as Mrs. Belmont (1 episode)

Sherry Jackson

as Pauline (2 episodes)

Dick Curtis

as The Inebriate (1 episode)

Dick Clark

as Citizen (1 episode)

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Ivan Triesault

as Benson Parkhurst (1 episode)

Gene Dynarski

as Benedict (2 episodes)

Eric Shea

as Andy (2 episodes)

Barbara Stuart

as Rocket O'Rourke (2 episodes)

Stanley Adams

as Captain Courageous (2 episodes)

Angelique Pettyjohn

as 1st Model (1 episode)

Walter Reed

as Officer (2 episodes)

George Chandler

as Grampa (2 episodes)

Marianna Hill

as Cleo Patrick (2 episodes)

Kathleen Freeman

as Rosetta Stone (1 episode)

Vincent Barbi

as Truck Driver (1 episode)

Richard Reeves

as Club Doorman (1 episode)

Walter Burke

as Sparrow (2 episodes)

William Phipps

as Hood #2 (1 episode)

Roy Jenson

as Whitey (2 episodes)

Johnny Seven

as Henchman #2 (2 episodes)

Judy Pace

as Theater Cashier (1 episode)

S. John Launer

as Mr. Ladd (1 episode)

Sam Jaffe

as Zoltan Zorba (1 episode)

Fran Ryan

as Chairlady (1 episode)

Ben Welden

as Foo Yung (2 episodes)

Milton Frome

as Laughing Leo (1 episode)

Lane Bradford

as Cordy Blue (2 episodes)

Chad Stuart

as Chad (1 episode)

Art Linkletter

as Art Linkletter (1 episode)

Leslie Parrish

as Dawn Robbins (1 episode) , Glacia Glaze (2 episodes)

Sid Haig

as Royal Apothecary (2 episodes)

Nicholas Georgiade

as Kayo (1 episode)

Arnold Stang

as Gun Shop Owner (uncredited) (1 episode)

Ellen Corby

as Mrs. Green (1 episode)

Anne Baxter

as Zelda (2 episodes) , Olga (5 episodes)

Alexander D'Arcy

as Shop Owner (1 episode)

Joy Harmon

as Julia Davis (1 episode)

Art Carney

as The Archer (2 episodes)

Burt Mustin

as Old MacDonald (1 episode)

Diane McBain

as Pinky Pinkston (2 episodes) , Lisa (2 episodes)

Michael Fox

as Inspector Basch (1 episode) , Leo Gore (1 episode)

Timothy Scott

as Messy James (2 episodes)

Steve Allen

as Allen Stevens (2 episodes)

Stephen Valentine Patrick William Allen was an American television personality, radio personality, musician, composer...

Paul Mantee

as Cornell (2 episodes)

Edy Williams

as Hostess (1 episode) , Rae (2 episodes)

Roger C. Carmel

as Colonel Gumm (2 episodes)

Milton Berle

as Prison Guard (1 episode) , Louie, the Lilac (4 episodes)

Lee Meriwether

as Lisa Carson (2 episodes)

Hal Baylor

as Mercury (3 episodes)

Susan Silo

as Mousey (2 episodes)

John Archer

as Club President (1 episode) , Captain Carlisle (1 episode)

George N. Neise

as Douglas Cramer (1 episode) , Mr. Sam Shubert (1 episode)

Lee Delano

as 2nd Armored Car Driver (1 episode)

Peter Leeds

as Harry Upps (1 episode)

Vincent Price

as Egghead (7 episodes)

Joe E. Ross

as Talent Agent (2 episodes)

Reginald Denny

as King Boris (2 episodes)

Billy Curtis

as Midget (2 episodes)

Albert Carrier

as Pete Savage (2 episodes)

Judy Strangis

as 1st Girl (2 episodes)

Paul Picerni

as Brown (2 episodes)

Alex Rocco

as Block (2 episodes)

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Rusty Lane

as Judge (1 episode)

Ric Roman

as Moe (2 episodes)

Jane Wald

as Jill (2 episodes)

Dick Kallman

as Little Louie Groovy (2 episodes)

Barbara Heller

as Hilary Stonewin (1 episode)

Howard Wendell

as Basil Bowman (1 episode) , Millionaire (1 episode)

Peter Brooks

as Machine Gun (2 episodes)

Mary Benoit

as Petula (1 episode)

Richard Peel

as Snooze (2 episodes)

Robert Hogan

as Paul Diamante (2 episodes)

Shelby Grant

as Princess Sandra (2 episodes)

William Hudson

as Photographer (1 episode)

Marc Cavell

as Fangs (2 episodes)

Alberto Morin

as Octave Marbot (2 episodes)

Donna Loren

as Susie (2 episodes)

Tol Avery

as Deputy Mayor Zorty (1 episode) , Prescott Belmont (2 episodes)

Tallulah Bankhead

as Black Widow (2 episodes)

Burgess Meredith

as The Penguin (21 episodes)

Cesar Romero

as The Joker (22 episodes)

Lesley Gore

as Pussycat (2 episodes)

Byron Keith

as Mayor Linseed (10 episodes)

Estelle Winwood

as Aunt Hilda (5 episodes)

Carolyn Jones

as Marsha, Queen of Diamonds (5 episodes)

Cliff Robertson

as Shame (5 episodes)

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Julie Newmar

as The Catwoman / Minerva Matthews (13 episodes)

Bobby Hall

as Laugher (2 episodes)

Al Bain

as Juror (1 episode) , Convict (uncredited) (1 episode)

Paul Bryar

as Jennings (1 episode)

Christine Nelson

as Mrs. Keeper (1 episode)

Herbert Anderson

as Harry Hummert (1 episode) , Racing Secretary (1 episode)

David Wayne

as The Mad Hatter (4 episodes)

Marilyn Hanold

as Doe (2 episodes)

Paul Revere

as Self - Paul Revere and the Raiders (2 episodes)

Allen Jaffe

as Harry (2 episodes)

Ben Astar

as The Moldavian Prime Minister (1 episode) , The Moldovian Prime Minister (1 episode)

Robert Phillips

as Cellmate (1 episode)

Elizabeth Harrower

as Miss Prentice (1 episode) , Drusilla (1 episode)

Howard Duff

as Det. Sgt. Sam Stone (1 episode) , Cabala (2 episodes)

William O'Connell

as Mr. Perkins (1 episode)

Gary Owens

as TV Announcer (1 episode) , Voice on Radio (voice) (uncredited) (2 episodes)

Tim Herbert

as Whiskers (2 episodes)

James Griffith

as Manx (1 episode) , Trusty (2 episodes)

Owen Orr

as Two Bits (2 episodes)

John Mitchum

as Hot Dog Harrigan (1 episode) , Rip Snorting (2 episodes)

Mike Ragan

as Cowboy (1 episode)

Harry Holcombe

as Mr. Andrews (1 episode)

Al Checco

as Dove (2 episodes)

Ed McCready

as Crook (1 episode)

William Beckley

as Reggie Rich (1 episode)

Don 'Red' Barry

as Tarantula (2 episodes) , The Grand Vizier (2 episodes)

Linda Gaye Scott

as Moth (2 episodes)

Ann Ayars

as Madame Soleil (1 episode)

Fritz Feld

as Prof. Greenleaf (1 episode) , Oliver Muzzy (1 episode)

Joe E. Tata

as Suleiman (1 episode) , Goon (2 episodes) , Tallow (2 episodes)

Michael Greene

as Matches (1 episode)

James Brolin

as Driver (1 episode) , Officer Reggie Hogan (1 episode) , Kid Gulliver (1 episode)

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Ziva Rodann

as Nefertiti (2 episodes)

Theo Marcuse

as Von Bloheim (2 episodes)

Tris Coffin

as Ambassador (uncredited) (1 episode) , Ambassador (2 episodes)

Robert Cornthwaite

as Allan A. Dale (2 episodes)

Robert Adler

as First Poor Person (1 episode)

Kitty Kelly

as Third Poor Person (1 episode)

James O'Hara

as Policeman (11 episodes)

Myrna Dell

as Pedestrian (1 episode)

Buck Kartalian

as John (1 episode)

Buck Kartalian was born on August 13, 1922 and passed away 8 years ago at the age of 93 on May 24, 2016.

George Barrows

as Charles (2 episodes)

Charles Horvath

as Thomas (2 episodes)

Norman Grabowski

as Treble (2 episodes)

John Gallaudet

as Cortland (1 episode) , Brook Cortland (1 episode)

Peter Mamakos

as Royal Lapidary (2 episodes)

Robert Biheller

as Pretty Boy (1 episode)

Lyzanne La Due

as Nurse (1 episode)

Louise Lorimer

as Mrs. Frontenac (1 episode)

Sandra Lynn

as Girl (1 episode)

Maurice Dallimore

as Sir Sterling Habits (1 episode) , Superintendent Watson (3 episodes)

Stephen Dunne

as Tim Tyler (2 episodes)

Grant Woods

as Guide (1 episode)

Jonathan Hole

as Museum Attendant (1 episode) , Jewelry Store Owner (1 episode)

James Millhollin

as Alfred Slye (1 episode)

Tim O'Kelly

as Pete (1 episode) , Royal Jester (2 episodes)

Judy Parker

as Penguin Girl #2 (2 episodes)

Little Egypt

as Dancer (1 episode)

Jock Mahoney

as H.L. Hunter (1 episode) , Leo (2 episodes)

Lewis Charles

as Hawkeye (1 episode) , Armband (2 episodes)

Dee Hartford

as Miss Iceland (2 episodes)

Nicky Blair

as Shivers (2 episodes)

Christopher Cary

as Angus Ferguson (1 episode)

Woody Strode

as Grand Mogul (2 episodes)

Grace Gaynor

as Chickadee (2 episodes)

Ted Cassidy

as Lurch (1 episode)

Sharyn Wynters

as Eenie (2 episodes)

Richard Bakalyan

as Arbutus (1 episode) , Fouad Sphinx (1 episode) , Verdigris (2 episodes) , C. B. (2 episodes)

Cristina Ferrare

as 2nd Girl (1 episode)

Paul Smith

as Artemus Knab (2 episodes)

Valerie Kairys

as Kitty (2 episodes)

C. Lindsay Workman

as Tuthill (1 episode)

Ray Montgomery

as Officer Dan Dietrich (1 episode)

Leonard Bremen

as Benny (2 episodes)

Jean Hale

as Polly (2 episodes)

Leonid Kinskey

as Professor Overbeck (2 episodes)

Richard Collier

as Otto Puffendorfer (1 episode)

Jesslyn Fax

as Bon Bon (1 episode)

Barbara Morrison

as Hattie Hatfield (1 episode)

Al Wyatt Sr.

as Egghead (1 episode) , Henchman #1 (1 episode)

Charles Fredericks

as Leo Crustash (2 episodes)

Bob Hastings

as Major Beasley (1 episode)

Victor Lundin

as Chief Standing Pat (2 episodes) , Octopus (2 episodes)

Steve Conte

as Henchman #2 (1 episode)

Andy Romano

as Second Guard (1 episode)

Ken Scott

as Down (2 episodes)

J. Edward McKinley

as Mr. F. Flamm (2 episodes)

Lloyd Haynes

as Lord Chancellor (2 episodes)

Tommy Noonan

as Jolly Jackson (1 episode)

Nelson Olmsted

as John E. Carson (1 episode)

Louis Quinn

as Mr. Keeper (1 episode) , Latch (2 episodes)

Mike Lane

as Terry Longlegs (1 episode) , Daddy Longlegs (1 episode)

Walker Edmiston

as Teller (1 episode)

Donald Briggs

as Irving Irving (1 episode)

Reginald Gardiner

as Bernie Park (2 episodes)

Jan Arvan

as Judge (1 episode)

Hermione Baddeley

as Frontier Fanny (3 episodes)

Dina Merrill

as Calamity Jan (3 episodes)

Abel Fernandez

as Thug (1 episode)

Skye Aubrey

as Carol (1 episode) , Princess Primrose (1 episode)

Tony Epper

as Tutling (1 episode) , Marlow (2 episodes)

Larry Duran

as Nubis (1 episode)

Lisa Seagram

as Lila (1 episode)

Karl Lukas

as Acacia (1 episode)

Alfred Dennis

as Omar Orloff (1 episode)

Alan Hale Jr.

as Gilligan (uncredited) (1 episode)

Skip Ward

as Riptide (uncredited) (2 episodes)

Glynis Johns

as Lady Penelope Peasoup (4 episodes)

Karen Ericson

as Queen Bess (1 episode)

Donald Elson

as Bank Manager (1 episode)

Sandy McPeak

as Giggler (2 episodes)

Nobu McCarthy

as Lotus (1 episode)

John Dennis

as Saffron (1 episode)

June Wilkinson

as Evelina (2 episodes)

Monique van Vooren

as Miss Clean (2 episodes)

James Jeter

as Train Guard (1 episode)

Victoria Vetri

as Florence of Arabia (1 episode)

Corinne Calvet

as Emerald (2 episodes)

Shep Houghton

as Dr. Denton (1 episode)

Ida Lupino

as Dr. Cassandra (2 episodes)

Bill Zuckert

as Prison Captain (1 episode)

Zsa Zsa Gabor

as Minerva (2 episodes)

Eddie Hice

as The Riddler (1 episode)

Dale Van Sickel

as Henchman (uncredited) (2 episodes)

Damian O'Flynn

as Gideon Peale (1 episode)

Ron Nyman

as Spectator at Studio (uncredited) (1 episode)

Hal Taggart

as Assistant Holding Briefcase (uncredited) (1 episode) , Theatre Goer (uncredited) (1 episode) , Museum Patron (uncredited) (1 episode)

Warren Miller

as Cab Driver (1 episode)

James Hibbard

as Boy Outside Rink (1 episode)

Roland La Starza

as Cappy (2 episodes)

George Fenneman

as Newsman (1 episode)

Bill Welsh

as Newsman George (1 episode)

Ben Gage

as Clerk (1 episode)

Kathryn Minner

as Old Lady (1 episode)

Jock Gaynor

as Spade (2 episodes)

Violet Carson

as Old Lady (3 episodes)

Johnny Jacobs

as Asst. Shop Owner (1 episode)

George Sawaya

as Templar (2 episodes)

Gerald Peters

as Queen Bess' Attendant (1 episode)

Eddie Garrett

as First Broker (2 episodes)

Sheldon Allman

as Penn (2 episodes)

Jack Barry

as Newscaster (2 episodes)

Marvin Brody

as Bailiff (1 episode)

Eileen O'Neill

as Millie Second (2 episodes)

Dick Crockett

as Henchman (3 episodes)

Patrick Whyte

as Curator (1 episode)

Margaret Teele

as Russian Operator (1 episode)

Phyllis Douglas

as Josie Miller (2 episodes)

William Corcoran

as Boy Scout (2 episodes)

Ed Haskett

as Wedding Guest (uncredited) (1 episode)

George Conrad

as Turkey Bowinkle (1 episode)

Sydney Smith

as Mr. Vandergilt (1 episode)

Diana Ivarson

as Baby Jane Towser (2 episodes)

Larry Burrell

as Commentator (1 episode)

John Alban

as Art Exhibit Patron (uncredited) (1 episode) , Jewel Bidder (uncredited) (1 episode)

David Armstrong

as Henchman (uncredited) (2 episodes)

Jerry Dunphy

as Newscaster (1 episode)

Chuck Fox

as Thin Man (2 episodes)

Anthony Larry Paul

as Bolt (2 episodes) , Digby (3 episodes)

Douglas Bank

as Lt. Copple (1 episode)

Lewis Charles

as Hawkeye (1 episode)

Merritt Bohn

as Assistant Warden (1 episode)

Angelo De Meo

as Henchman #2 (1 episode)

Ken Del Conte

as Al Scott (1 episode)

Dan Terranova

as Doctor Vince (1 episode)

John Willis

as Newscaster (1 episode)

Stephen Tompkins

as Bank Guard (1 episode)

Johnny Magnus

as M.C. (1 episode)

Sandra Wells

as Babette (1 episode)

Monique LeMaire

as Magda (1 episode)

Kip King

as Nick (2 episodes)

Glenn Allan

as Herbie (1 episode)

Jim Henaghan

as Fulton (1 episode)

Jim Drum

as Clancy (1 episode) , The Policeman (1 episode)

Richard Bellis

as Joe (1 episode)

Cherie Foster

as Cheerleader I (1 episode)

Pat Zurica

as Guard (1 episode)

Alex Sharp

as Henchman (1 episode)

Hope Sansberry

as Mrs. Van Climber (1 episode)

Michael Greene

as Matches (1 episode)

Al McGranary

as The Mayor (1 episode)

Bebe Louie

as Girl Clerk (1 episode)

Frank Christi

as The Scrivener (2 episodes)

Emmanuel Thomas

as Reporter (1 episode)

Anthony Aiello

as Pressman (2 episodes)

Jan Peters

as Typesetter (1 episode)

Jan Peters

as Typesetter (2 episodes)

Jerry Doggett

as The Announcer (1 episode) , Fred Forbes (1 episode)

Burt Brandon

as Wolf (2 episodes)

Dal Jenkins

as Shark (2 episodes)

Lisa Mitchell

as Miss Natural Resources (1 episode)

Charles La Torre

as Manager (1 episode)

Loren Ewing

as Big John (2 episodes)

Heidi Winston

as Second Poor Person (1 episode)

David Fresco

as Zubin Zucchini (1 episode)

Leslie Perkins

as Octavia / Amanda (2 episodes)

Remo Pisani

as Bass (2 episodes)

Joe Brooks

as Fat Man (2 episodes) , Visor (2 episodes)

Breland Rice

as Pitman (1 episode) , Policeman (1 episode)

Army Archerd

as Putnam (1 episode)

Herbert Maass

as Second Broker (2 episodes)

Stuart Wilson

as Third Broker (2 episodes)

Boyd Santell

as Sethos (2 episodes)

Rene Paul

as Man of Distinction (1 episode)

Michael Vandever

as Mad Dog (2 episodes)

Don Hannum

as Art Rogers (1 episode) , First Guard (1 episode)

Kirby Brumfield

as Truck Driver (1 episode)

Linda Lorimer

as Car Hop (1 episode)

Roger Bacon

as Boy (1 episode)

Gail Hire

as Miss Bacon (2 episodes)

Gil Perkins

as Jury Foreman (1 episode) , Cauliflower (1 episode) , Dicer (2 episodes)

Diane Farrell

as Sally (1 episode)

Murray Roman

as Trendek (2 episodes)

Cindy Malone

as Lulu (2 episodes)

Linda Meyers

as Penguin Girl #3 (2 episodes)

Dennis James

as Chet Chumley (1 episode)

Kathy Kersh

as Cornelia (2 episodes)

Hugh Douglas

as TV Announcer (1 episode)

Charles Stewart

as Clergyman (1 episode)

Roy Gleason

as Grimaldi Smith (1 episode)

Danielle Aubry

as Saleslady (1 episode)

Voltaire Perkins

as Judge Moot (1 episode)

T.J. Castronovo

as Meanie (2 episodes)

Chuck Henderson

as Miney (2 episodes)

Calvin Brown

as Newsman (1 episode)

Chad Stuart

as Chad (1 episode)

Jay Della

as Ramjet (2 episodes)

Robert Miller Driscoll

as Blimpy (2 episodes)

Tony Ballen

as Nap (2 episodes)

Jeanie Moore

as Catarina / Policewoman Mooney (2 episodes)

Victor Ames

as Skimmer (2 episodes)

Eddie Ness

as Millionaire (1 episode) , Coast Guard Officer (1 episode)

Joe Di Reda

as Mars (3 episodes)

Louis Cordova

as Salesman (2 episodes)

Jonathan Kidd

as 1st Zoologist (1 episode)

Milton Stark

as 2nd Zoologist (1 episode)

David Renard

as Prince Ibn Kereb of Gedallia (1 episode)

Frank Baron

as Henchman #1 (2 episodes)

Ted Fish

as Truck Driver (1 episode)

Brad Logan

as Workman (1 episode)

Jim Lefebvre

as Across (2 episodes)

Tom Kelly

as TV Announcer (1 episode)

Bud Furillo

as Reporter (1 episode)

Sivi Aberg

as Undine (1 episode) , Mimi (2 episodes)

Ed Deemer

as Yock (1 episode)

Breena Howard

as Miranda Flleece (1 episode)

Ed Deemer

as Yock (1 episode)

Rico Cattani

as Reprint (2 episodes)

Dusty Cadis

as Waiter (1 episode)

Jan Watson

as June (1 episode)

Allen Emerson

as Photographer (1 episode) , Glider (2 episodes)

Harry Frazier

as Mr. Stample (1 episode)

Pat Becker

as Technician (1 episode) , Cattie (2 episodes)

Pitt Herbert

as Irving Leghorn (1 episode)

Richard Krisher

as Policeman (2 episodes)

Jody Gilbert

as Mrs. Putney (1 episode)

Owen McGiveney

as Charles (1 episode)

Gail Ommerle

as Browser (1 episode)

Ron Riley

as Usher (1 episode)

Dick Cherney

as Museum Patron (uncredited) (1 episode)

Jon Waltier

as Henchman (1 episode)

Jonathan Troy

as Reverend Hazlitt (1 episode)

Peggy Olson

as Cashier (1 episode)

Jerry Quarry

as Jerry Quarry (1 episode)

Armando Ramos

as Armando Ramos (1 episode)

Raul Rojas

as Raul Rojas (1 episode)

Constance Davis

as Myrtle (1 episode)

Patti Gilbert

as Shirley (1 episode)

John Ramsey

as TV Announcer (1 episode)

Pete Kellett

as Cossack (uncredited) (2 episodes)

Ron Burke

as Wipe Out (uncredited) (2 episodes)

Ronnie Knox

as Skip Parker (uncredited) (2 episodes)

Johnny Green

as Johnny Green (1 episode)

Al Ferrara

as Atlas (1 episode) , Trap Door (2 episodes)

Lyn Peters

as Lady Prudence (3 episodes)

Lynley Laurence

as Kit (3 episodes)

Stacey Gregg

as Rosamond (3 episodes)

Aleta Rotell

as Daisy (3 episodes)

Nannette Turner

as Duchess (3 episodes)

Rudi Gernreich

as Rudi Gernreich (1 episode)

Dirk Evans

as Angora (1 episode)

Ed Long

as Museum Guard (1 episode)

Ronald Knight

as Sassafras (1 episode)

Inga Neilsen

as Angelina (2 episodes)

Jennifer Gan

as Policewoman (1 episode)

Elizabeth Baur

as Policewoman (1 episode)

Angelo Posito

as Thug (1 episode)

Len Felber

as Policeman (1 episode)

William Phillips

as Mint Supervisor (1 episode)

Ted Bensinger

as Prisoner (1 episode)

Brian Sullivan

as Fortissimo Fra Diavolo (1 episode)

Robert Casper

as Train Clerk (1 episode)

Jeff Burton

as Shamrock (2 episodes)

Tony Gardner

as Chartreuse (2 episodes)

Fred Carson

as The Joker (1 episode)

Albert Cavens

as The Penguin (1 episode)

G. David Schine

as G. David Schine (1 episode)

Marilyn Watson

as The Catwoman (1 episode)

Guy Way

as King Tut (1 episode)

Yvonne Arnett

as Aphrodite (1 episode)

Mark Bailey

as Apollo (1 episode)

Russell Ash

as Juror (uncredited) (1 episode)

Charles Bail

as Henchman (1 episode)

John Indrisano

as Umpire (uncredited) (1 episode)

Lovyss Bradley

as Matron (uncredited) (1 episode) , Policewoman (uncredited) (1 episode)

Crew of Batman

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Batman

Main Cast of Batman

Adam West

Burt Ward

Neil Hamilton

Stafford Repp

Alan Napier

Madge Blake

William Dozier

Secondary Cast of Batman

Yvonne Craig

Jill St. John

John Zaremba

Victor French

John Hubbard

Harvey Lembeck

Norman Alden

Olan Soule

Roddy McDowall

Bill Williams

Archie Moore

Phyllis Diller

Tisha Sterling

Michael Pate

Bill Dana

Joe Besser

Charlie O'Donnell

Joan Staley

Werner Klemperer

Jeremy Clyde

Spring Byington

Allen Jenkins

Clint Ritchie

Whitney Blake

Barry Dennen

H.M. Wynant

Martin Kosleck

Peggy Ann Garner

Mike Mazurki

Cathleen Cordell

Jimmy Boyd

Pierre Salinger

Percy Helton

Charles Dierkop

Jerry Mathers

Alan Reed

Van Williams

George Sanders

Frankie Darro

Marvin Miller

Norma Varden

William Boyett

John Crawford

Walter Woolf King

Julie Gregg

Nancy Kovack

Linda Harrison

Barbara Nichols

Jack Kelly

Van Johnson

Mae Clarke

Liberace

Woodrow Parfrey

Kem Dibbs

Maurice Evans

Oscar Beregi Jr.

Grady Sutton

Eli Wallach

Deanna Lund

Frank Gorshin

David Lewis

Eartha Kitt

Ronald Long

Larry Gelman

John Beradino

Dorothy Kirsten

Andy Devine

Bruce Lee

Jacques Bergerac

Ethel Merman