Random Video: 1960s Batman Does 'The Dark Knight'

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Wed Jun 25, 2008 — by Rick Marshall

Random Video: 1960s Batman Does 'The Dark Knight'

Campy meets gritty in Gotham... Why so serious, bat-buddy?

When I posted a link to a recent interview with Adam West on the current Batman film franchise, I had no idea that it would generate such a polarized discussion of the campy 1960s series that made West a household name among comics fans.

In the interest of meeting both sides somewhere in the middle, I hereby submit the following video -- featuring a mash-up of the trailer for the upcoming Dark Knight film with clips from the '60s-era Batman television series.

Can't we all just get along?

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