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As the first true installment of our Batman on Film series, we go to the way-way back machine and visit 1966's Batman: The Movie.

This flick - if you've never checked it out before - stars Adam West as Batman and Burt Ward as Robin. It also stars a slew of the Caped Crusader's enemies, including The Joker (Cesar Romero), The Penguin (Burgess Meredith), The Riddler (Frank Gorshin), and Catwoman (Lee Meriwether).

We get goofy jokes, melodrama, and Bat Shark Repellent. What more could you ask for?

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As the first true installment of our Batman on Film series, we go to the way-way back machine and visit 1966's Batman: The Movie.

This flick - if you've never checked it out before - stars Adam West as Batman and Burt Ward as Robin. It also stars a slew of the Caped Crusader's enemies, including The Joker (Cesar Romero), The Penguin (Burgess Meredith), The Riddler (Frank Gorshin), and Catwoman (Lee Meriwether).

We get goofy jokes, melodrama, and Bat Shark Repellent. What more could you ask for?

Buy it on Amazon

As the first true installment of our Batman on Film series, we go to the way-way back machine and visit 1966's Batman: The Movie.

This flick - if you've never checked it out before - stars Adam West as Batman and Burt Ward as Robin. It also stars a slew of the Caped Crusader's enemies, including The Joker (Cesar Romero), The Penguin (Burgess Meredith), The Riddler (Frank Gorshin), and Catwoman (Lee Meriwether).

We get goofy jokes, melodrama, and Bat Shark Repellent. What more could you ask for?

Buy it on Amazon

Welcome to the beginning of our Batman on Film series! After this discussion of our history with Batman in TV and film we'll be reviewing each major motion picture, starting with Adam West and Burt Ward's portrayal of the dynamic duo and ending with The Dark Knight Rises. We hope you enjoy this episode and give us some great feedback in this series.

Welcome to the beginning of our Batman on Film series! After this discussion of our history with Batman in TV and film we'll be reviewing each major motion picture, starting with Adam West and Burt Ward's portrayal of the dynamic duo and ending with The Dark Knight Rises. We hope you enjoy this episode and give us some great feedback in this series.

Welcome to the beginning of our Batman on Film series! After this discussion of our history with Batman in TV and film we'll be reviewing each major motion picture, starting with Adam West and Burt Ward's portrayal of the dynamic duo and ending with The Dark Knight Rises. We hope you enjoy this episode and give us some great feedback in this series.

From the dawn of television, there were Saturday morning cartoons.

Okay, that is not a fact. However, in this episode of Geek This! Podcast David Clements and Adam McDorman discuss their favorite childhood 'toons, share their honorable mentions, and even delve into the weirder side of Saturday morning animation. They also share feedback from our amazing Facebook community and give you our recommendations for the week.

Be sure to leave a comment about this episode!

From the dawn of television, there were Saturday morning cartoons.

Okay, that is not a fact. However, in this episode of Geek This! Podcast David Clements and Adam McDorman discuss their favorite childhood 'toons, share their honorable mentions, and even delve into the weirder side of Saturday morning animation. They also share feedback from our amazing Facebook community and give you our recommendations for the week.

Be sure to leave a comment about this episode!

From the dawn of television there were Saturday morning cartoons.

Okay, that is not a fact. However, in this episode of Geek This! Podcast David Clements and Adam McDorman discuss their favorite childhood 'toons, share their honorable mentions, and even delve into the weirder side of Saturday morning animation. They also share feedback from our amazing Facebook community and give you our recommendations for the week.

For your viewing pleasure, here's a playlist of the intros for the cartoons we talked about (in no particular order).

Be sure to leave a comment about this episode!

The creator and artist behind one of the silliest webcomics needs your help!

Jamie Cosley, the man behind Cody the Cavalier was approached by snack foods company near his home in Virginia. They asked if he could create a mascot for a private label brand of potato chips. After some dialogue, the company agreed that the furry, funny Cody was the right guy for the job. Jamie put together a Kickstarter proposal but was, unfortunately turned down due to Kickstarter's criteria against re-labeling foods. Instead of letting the opportunity flee him, he decided to ask family, friends, and fans to crowdsource the manufacture of the $5,000 plate needed to print the label.

And now, we at Geek This!are asking you to help Cody. Jamie has the campaign set up like Kickstarter - with perks - so you'll definitely want to check it out. Instead of listing all of the info here, we want to encourage you to go to CodyTheCavalier.com/Help-Cody and read up on Cody Chips. Even if it's just a dollar, your donation will make this project and this dream possible.

And who knows? You may just see Cody Chips on a shelf in your store someday soon. Be sure to follow Jamie on Twitter (@codythecavalier).