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Lets fulfill this promess and go to work, champ! Lets celebrate the 55th anniversary of #Batman66 movie by looking into all the important movie you should see about the series!!!
Starting of course with the #Batman66 movie, the brithday boy of the month!!! The movie was plan to be a theatrical pilot for the TV series, but Fox didnt want to invest for a movie AND a tv series at the time. [+]
With the growing (and fast) success of the tv series, the #Batman66 movie was done right after season 1 was finish,shot during a month and than released on theaters later on. 
The editor pod's Christmas theme is "Holiday Blockbusters." Basically, superheroes. But Nicest Guy on the Planet @ThomasCTobin inadvertently re-created a piece of #comicbook history: The memorial to #Batman's fallen partner, Jason Todd, #Robin II. #NightEditorProblems
@ThomasCTobin Shoutout to @VarianTimes for recreating the #SpiderMan meme in his pod. #NightEditorProblems
@ThomasCTobin @VarianTimes .@amy_hollyfield went full #CaptainAmerica, covering her desk with classic covers by John Byrne, Steve Epting. Stuart Immonen, John Cassaday and John Romita, if there are any #comicbook geeks out there keeping score.
Hang on to your keyboards, kids, because today marks what would have been the 100th birthday of actor Stafford Repp and I've got a THREAD a'comin. Begorrah!
Today marks what would have been #StaffordRepp’s 100th birthday. He had quite a bit of work in early television, but his most famous role is no doubt that of Chief O’Hara, the bumbling head of police on the 1960s Batman TV Series with Adam West.
Born April 26, 1918 in San Francisco, CA, Repp went to Lowell High School and served in the Army Air Corp during World War II shortly after the attack on Pearl Harbor. Post-military service, he began acting mid-life, starting out creating sound effects in TV’s early days.
