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Joker Has His Paintings Switched
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Joker comes alive with classic lines and a great conversation with Batman regarding the stolen paintings. "Working nights commissioner?"
Joker Smashes A Priceless Table
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A hillarious take on the Joker going crazy in his little "art" thang. CLEAR THE TABLE!
Batman: Start pounding Joker Joker (screams) I'll call you back Batman, Batman's here
Today’s Joker couldn’t do that without half the people in the room being dead!
2:29 Batman is standing behind the joker and the joker didn’t notice.
The audio is a little out of sync.
"Start pounding, Joker!" When Harley Quinn's gotta have it and won't take "no" for an answer. 😂
The best Joker of all time
2:33 Joker's fright face because of Batman show up
ALFRED HE TOLD HIS IDENTITY WITH PAINTING
“Start pounding joker” 💀
Caesar's performance had a wonderful impact on the other jokers!
The scream man 😂😂😂😂😂
Rip Adam west
Good stuff
Sneako in a nutshell.
$1million delivery charge seems reasonable, at least the paintings are free 👍🏼
Batman pounded the joker and it is hilarious.
crooked house for a crooked dude
I love how Robin is just, there. He doesn't do anything
2:31
"Start pounding, Joker."
*“aHHHĦĦ😨😨”*
Romero’s joker never gets enough attention. I love his version as much as the others
Come to think of it, this is something modern day Batman would do just to scare a villain. And he does here.
Landlines really made hard to flexible with your plans
ahh the old batman, how i laught at it, always waiting for the masked defender of gotham
Sounds like adolf hitler if he spoke english
Hi there. I have a question please. Maybe, someone here can help me out. It's about old Telephones. THANKS BEFORHAND. First of all: I know this is JUST a TV Series. (Albeit a very classic Series.) So we should not take everything too seriously. Furthermore this Show was designd deliberately... "campy." But: I loved this Show. And I still do. Adam West was my Hero. That being said my Question is about the old Telephhone... Because in reality.... how does very, very old phones from the 1960 - 1970 work? As I understand, when you live in a House, and you would have 2 Phones. They would still had the same Number becaues old phones were linked to each other if they are in the same place / house / apartment / whatever. So Batman used the second Phone to listen in on the conversation. So the Joker called the Commissioner in his Office, as we saw, and Gordon answere the Call and they beginn to talk, then Batman comes in takes the Second Phone and listen in to the Conversation (even if they are in the same room) and Joker thinks Batman is in the Commissioners Office because he hears Batman OVER the Telephone. But then the Joker hangs up angrily. But Batman does not hang up, he only places the Speaker on the Desk, witout hanging up, so I guess the call is still connected to the Office of Gordon. Otherwise why would he be able to hear what's going on. Or is this only... fiction? If Batman would not have picked up the Second Phone, and Joker would have hang up the Call would have been ended / terminated. But since Batman did use the Second Phone but later did not hang up, but just placed the earphone on the Table, I guess the Call is still... "going on". I guess both Phones / Lines / whatever, has to be hung up. I assume if Batmans Line is not hung up the call is not "closed" and he is still connected or? Even if the INITIAL, FIRST, outgoing call was made from Jokers Phone. I believe old Phone has the same Number and same Line, so I guess beause Batman did not hang up the call was still in place, right? I know, I know I am nitpicking, but this old... Fun Fact / Trivia, was always wondering me. Is this real or fiction, how old Phone workes. Was the Depiction right? How could Gorden and O'Hara still hear them if Joker hung up? THANKS for the Help. Just aksing, nothing serious. Just curious.
That is correct as long as one line is still active the line keeps going at least in dial tone landline phones
@@beerrox711 thanks for cleaing that up. 👍👍👍👍👏👏👏👏
1:00 batman turns the statue's head so he doesn't have to witness what is about to happen
How does he know commissioner gordins phone line directly
I like how he turns the bust away. Doesnt want it seeing the ass kicking Joker is about to get.
The big reveal had me laughing like the Joker XD
0:47 I love how Batman sneaks in while Joker is distracted
Batman's the sort of guy to respond to online insults by posting a picture of a building and going "This your hideout?"
Caesar Romero's Joker is so underrated. Every time I watch a clip of him, I'm reminded of just how good he was. I think the goofy nature of the 60's Batman sells him a little short.
I disagree. If anything, I think he thrives on the goofy nature, letting him push the acting to on occasion be a slight bit of overacting, without it feeling out of place. He's one of the great Joker actors.
@@leothewhiteranger Absolutely he thrives on it! But that wasn't entirely what I was getting at. I meant that the goofy nature of the show from the lense of more serious modern takes on the character, sometimes sells him a bit short. People talk about the newer stuff and sometimes forget the 60's show existed.
Joker used to scare me when I watched this Batman TV series as a kid. Still does...
Megatron: Oh you can say that over the phone Optimus Prime, But if you were here I'd rip out your optics! Optimus Prime: Start ripping Megatron. Moriarty: Oh you can say that over the phone Sherlock Holmes, But if you were here, I'd push you over Richenbach Falls! Sherlock Holmes: Start pushing Moriarty. If anyone can think of any other rivalries to parody this scene your welcome to so.
“Give me 10 million for a bunch of paintings!” “No” “….”
The original telephone tough guy
funny
2:24 Way before he schmoozed Harley Quinn, Joker was tempting fate.
2:23
1:58 Joker now has evidence linking Bruce Wayne to Batman. That was a disastrous mistake Batman. Now what happens if Joker kills Alfred.
Commissioner Gordon has ears quicker than sound
"Start pounding." I love these old movies and shows so much!
Quick, to the Batboobile!
They already hung up. How was the Commissioner hearing them fight?
Batman doesn't actually put the receiver back in its cradle.
Nice death scream, Joker lol
Dialing that number was painful.
Cesar Romero had an interesting life, and a very long career. ALthough he was never a leading man, he was a reliable sidekick, foil, adversary...and he played his Joker to the hilt. Sure, the series was campy, but as a six-year-old way back when, I thought it was great. And Romero was a huge part of that show being great.
I guess Joker couldn’t handle a taste of his own medicine btw the video’s out of sync
Cesar REFUSED to shave off his mustache XD