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1. THE RIDDLER (FRANK GORSHIN)

SEASON 1 ( EPISODES 1 , 2 , 11 , 12 , 23 , 24 , 31 , 32 ) , SEASON 3 ( EPISODE 2 )

The quintessential ( andfirst)Batmanvillain to asterisk in the 1966 series , Frank Gorshin would end up playing The Riddler in all of the character ’s appearances in the series except for a two - instalment brace during season two when John Astin step into the green leotards .

2. THE RIDDLER (JOHN ASTIN)

time of year 2 ( EPISODES 45 , 46 )

Perhaps best known for playing Gomez Addams inThe Addams Family , John Astin donned The Riddler ’s costume for a short two - installment arc duringBatman ’s 2d time of year .

3. THE PENGUIN (BURGESS MEREDITH)

SEASON 1 ( EPISODES 3 , 4 , 21 , 22 , 33 , 34 ) , SEASON 2 ( EPISODES 17 , 18 , 27 , 28 , 37 , 38 , 39 , 42 , 43 , 44 ) , time of year 3 ( EPISODES 1 , 4 , 5 , 20 )

Burgess Meredith ’s portraying of The Penguin may be the most iconic of the entire serial ( at least in appearing ) . With his purplish top hat , eyeglass , and long coffin nail , Meredith ’s Penguin appeared in moreBatmanepisodes ( 20 ) than any other scoundrel .

4. THE JOKER (CESAR ROMERO)

time of year 1 ( EPISODES 5 , 6 , 15 , 16 , 25 , 26 ) , SEASON 2 ( EPISODES 21 , 22 , 37 , 38 , 39 , 47 , 48 , 57 , 58 ) , SEASON 3 ( EPISODES 10 , 16 , 17 , 24 )

Second only to Burgess Meredith as The Penguin , Cesar Romero appeared inBatmanas The Joker in 19 episodes in total . do it for his bright greenish hair , stark white makeup , and full grin , Romero ’s Joker would become one of the show ’s most memorable villain . The actor famously refuse to shave his signature tune mustache and you’re able to see it under the blanched face paint in particular well on the high - definition transfers include on this Blu - ray box set .

5. MR. FREEZE (GEORGE SANDERS)

time of year 1 ( EPISODES 7 , 8)

appear as Mr. Freeze for only two episode during the show ’s first season , George Sanders ’s Mr. Freeze was quite scurvy - tech compared to the getups that Otto Preminger and Eli Wallach would wear during time of year two . When hedideventually wear his signature suit , Sanders looked more like an cosmonaut than a villain with tiptop freezy ability .

6. MR. FREEZE (OTTO PREMINGER)

time of year 2 ( EPISODES 19 , 20 )

fabled , groundbreaking director Otto Preminger ( Laura ) take over the function of Mr. Freeze for two sequence duringBatman ’s 2nd season and reach perhaps the most bizarre ( and coolheaded ) performance of the three histrion that would play the character .

7. MR. FREEZE (ELI WALLACH)

time of year 2 ( EPISODES 59 , 60 )

Eli Wallach encounter the frigid baddie for the final two sequence of time of year two . His Mr. Freeze , who discovered an instant deoxyephedrine formula , is easy the most moustache - twirlingly and villainous of the three versions . For many fan , his version is also the most memorable .

8. ZELDA THE GREAT (ANNE BAXTER)

SEASON 1 ( EPISODES 9 , 10 )

The heavy Anne Baxter ( All About Eve , The Ten Commandments ) played Zelda the Great in a two - sequence arc that includes the snatch of inadequate Aunt Harriet . This is n’t , however , the last time lover would see Baxter on the series …

9. MAD HATTER (DAVID WAYNE)

time of year 1 ( EPISODES 13 , 14 ) , SEASON 2 ( EPISODES 35 , 36 )

Screen and stage veteran David Wayne toy The Mad Hatter in four episodes spread over two season ofBatman . The scoundrel , who is obsessed with getting his hands on Batman ’s cowling , hold in a Super Instant Mesmerizer in one of his many hats in an endeavor to get the job done . The Dynamic Duo , of course , had other program .

10. FALSE FACE (MALACHI THRONE)

time of year 1 ( EPISODES 17 , 18 )

Malachi Throne was a staple of geek TV throughout his career : He made appearances inStar Trek : The Original Series , Star Trek : The Next Generation , Lost in Space , The Six Million Dollar Man , Babylon 5 , and many more nerd - centric shows . We do n’t even really get to see his recognisable facial expression inBatman , however , as he played a villain named False Face , who looked different nearly every fourth dimension we saw him .

11. CATWOMAN (JULIE NEWMAR)

SEASON 1 ( EPISODES 19 , 20 ) , SEASON 2 ( EPISODES 3 , 4 , 10 , 29 , 30 , 33 , 34 , 40 , 41 , 49 , 50 )

Appearing in 13Batmanepisodes over the show ’s first two time of year , Julie Newmar ’s Catwoman tussled with The Dynamic pair more than any other distaff scoundrel in the series . Not only did her appearance on the show make her the object of many a young mankind ’s affections , but it also help base the cosmopolitan face of the theatrical role on - screen for class to come in .

12. CATWOMAN (EARTHA KITT)

time of year 3 ( EPISODES 14 , 16 , 17 )

Julie Newmar exit some mighty big paw to fill when she did n’t refund to the role of Catwoman forBatman ’s third time of year . But , if you ’re lead to endeavor to fill them , you might as well do it with a caption like Eartha Kitt . The vocalizer , actress , and all - around dynamo donned the catsuit and make vibrant sounds her way into the heart ofBatmanfans everywhere .

Lee Meriwether played Catwoman in the1966 pic .

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13. KING TUT (VICTOR BUONO)

time of year 1 ( EPISODES 27 , 28 ) , time of year 2 ( 7 , 8 , 53 , 54 ) , SEASON 3 ( 6 , 23 )

Ever the performer , Victor Buono ’s over - the - top public presentation asBatmanoriginal villain King Tut earned him appearance in eight freestanding episode over the show ’s three season . The actorreportedlyloved play the fictitious character because it allowed him the opportunity to overact , one of the aspect of the role that makes King Tut so beloved ( and if there ’s ever a topographic point to ham , theBatmanseries was a peachy plaza to do it ) .

14. BOOKWORM (RODDY MCDOWALL)

time of year 1 ( EPISODES 29 , 30 )

Between film , video , and house , Planet of the ApesstarRoddy McDowall ’s resume is a mile long — so it should come as no surprisal that he was able-bodied to sneak in two episodes as an original baddie named Bookworm onBatman . Committing crimes inspired by literary deeds , Bookworm was created for the show , but would later fare to figure in theBatmancomic books as well .

15. THE ARCHER (ART CARNEY)

SEASON 2 ( EPISODES 1 , 2 )

Once you understand thatThe Honeymoonersveteran Art Carney is playingBatmanvillain The Archer in the first two episode of the show ’s 2d time of year , you should at once know that the character is mostly go to be played for joke . Based on the classic Robin Hood character , The Archer did his own brand of plume the rich to feed the poor along with two henchmen ( and one henchwoman ) smartly bring up Maid Marilyn , Big John , and Crier Tuck .

16. MINSTREL (VAN JOHNSON)

SEASON 2 ( EPISODES 5,6 )

Minstrel only appeared in two time of year - twoBatmanepisodes , but he ’s a tough one to block because Van Johnson ’s performance is so mesmerise . The villain was about as milquetoast as one arrest — he abominate violence and spill the beans songs about the crimes he had put ( or was about to commit)—but it ’s still hard to get Minstrel out of your head .

17. MA PARKER (SHELLEY WINTERS)

SEASON 2 ( EPISODES 9 , 10 )

time of year two villain Ma Parker wasallabout Shelley Winters ’s hilariously evil operation . Full of bravado and a punning a instant , the character was a simple area mother who has an affinity for brawny guns . Along with her three sons Pretty Boy Parker , Machine Gun Parker , and Mad Dog Parker , and one girl named Legs Parker ( that Ma really could n’t stand up ) , they hand The Dynamic Duo a run for their money .

18. CLOCK KING (WALTER SLEZAK)

time of year 2 ( EPISODES 11 , 12 )

Tony Award - advance actor Walter Slezak suited up as Clock King for two season - two episodes ofBatmanusing an age-old clock to plunder a jewelry store before Batman and Robin are on his tail . Though Clock King really had pretty abstruse roots in the DC Comics universe , this version was a wonder all its own with Slezak ’s stylemark expressions and villainy leading the way . Oh , and onereallybig hourglass .

19. EGGHEAD (VINCENT PRICE)

time of year 2 ( EPISODES 13 , 14 ) , SEASON 3 ( EPISODES 8 , 9 , 15 )

It ’s hard not to love Vincent Price ’s uproariously campy portrayal of Egghead during five episodes inBatman ’s run . With his touch white-hot and scandalmongering suit and enormous bald-pated head , Price overplay to perfection as the extremely intelligent , eggcentric ( get it ? ) villain . The fictitious character had a den decked out with bacon and egg draft on the bulwark and tossed laughing and tear gas eggs at his foe . Egghead is , quite possibly , the most lovable of allBatmanvillains .

20. CHANDELL (LIBERACE)

SEASON 2 ( EPISODES 15 , 16 )

For two episodes , the piano virtuoso play both Chandell ( the piano player ) and his twin sidekick Harry ( who , it turns out , is therealvillain here ) , and the results were a lot of fun . If only we could have see Liberace play more villains throughout his career , TV would have been a far more interesting place .

21. MARSHA, QUEEN OF DIAMONDS (CAROLYN JONES)

time of year 2 ( EPISODES 23 , 24 , 42 , 43 , 44 )

Here ’s a bit of cooltriviafor you : Carolyn Jones , who played the baseball field - loving villainess Marsha , Queen of Diamonds in five time of year - twoBatmanepisodes , also play Morticia Addams in ABC’sThe Addams Family . We already told you about John Astin ’s connection to that series , but there ’s also a abbreviated coming into court by Ted Cassidy ( who played Lurch in that show ) during one ofBatman ’s iconic Batclimbs . How ’s that for synergism !

22. SHAME (CLIFF ROBERTSON)

time of year 2 ( EPISODES 25 , 26 ) , SEASON 3 ( EPISODES 21 , 22 )

Clearly a parody of the classic 1953 Western movie quality Shane ( from the film of the same name ) , Cliff Robertson ’s villain Shame appeared in   fourBatmanepisodes with two dissimilar posse comitatus . In the first , he was conjoin by Okie Annie ( Joan Staley)—an obvious riff on Annie Oakley — and , in the second , he had Calamity Jan ( Dina Merrill ) by his side .

23. PUZZLER (MAURICE EVANS)

SEASON 2 ( EPISODES 31 , 32 )

Not to be confused with The Riddler , Maurice Evans as Puzzler also liked to keep Batman and Robin confused with cunning puzzle , tidings games , and tricks . He was often see recite Shakespeare and had a matter for airmanship . accord toWikia , Puzzler ’s appearance only come about because Frank Gorshin no longer desire to play The Riddler during season two , so the show slotted Puzzler into these two episode instead . Of course , John Astin would play The Riddler later in time of year two and Gorshin would return to the light-green leotards in time of year three .

24. SANDMAN (MICHAEL RENNIE)

time of year 2 ( EPISODES 33 , 34 )

Portrayed by veteran thespian Michael Rennie , Sandman ’s two - episode appearance duringBatman ’s second time of year was often overshadow by the fact that he was working alongside the beautiful Julie Newmar as Catwoman . But fans should give the shifty Dr. Somnambular his due — the guy did have eternal sleep powers after all !

25. COLONEL GUMM (ROGER C. CARMEL)

SEASON 2 ( EPISODES 51 , 52 )

Roger C. Carmel ’s operation as Colonel Gumm is mostly remembered for the villain ’s penchant for wearing pink , being surround by pink , and being obsess with stamps . Therealmemorable affair about Colonel Gumm ’s two - instalment bow , however , is the fact that the episodes feature crossover coming into court by Green Hornet ( Van Williams ) and Kato ( Bruce Lee ) .

26. BLACK WIDOW (TALLULAH BANKHEAD)

SEASON 2 ( EPISODES 55 , 56 )

The most tragic matter about the great Tallulah Bankhead ’s fantastic performance as time of year two villainess Black Widow inBatmanis the fact that it would be her concluding on - blind theatrical role . deck out in her touch mordant and carmine outfits , the case was unforgettable — whether she was stealing from a bank or hang out in her sensational wanderer - theme lair .

27. SIREN (JOAN COLLINS)

time of year 3 ( EPISODES 2 , 3 )

Siren , played by Joan Collins , began her ingress into the world ofBatmanas a bit of a chum   in The Riddler ’s devious plan to take over Gotham City ’s boxing game . By her 2nd sequence , however , the singing Siren made a programme to reveal Batman ’s true identity all by herself . Memorable for her peach , luxurious outfit , and her ability to spellbind military personnel with her gamy - octave melodic line , Siren made an unerasable bell ringer on the series in the pair of only two episodes .

28. LOLA LASAGNE (ETHEL MERMAN)

time of year 3 ( EPISODES 4 , 5 )

Despite the charming and talented Ethel Merman ’s performance , Lola Lasagne was one ofBatman ’s least interesting and memorable villains . For one , her weapon of selection was the parasol . Secondly , she mostly played in the shadows of one of the show’smostmemorable baddie , The Penguin . If it were n’t for Ethel Merman , we might not recollect Lola at all .

29. LOUIE THE LILAC (MILTON BERLE)

SEASON 3 ( EPISODES 7 , 18 )

Louie the Lilac , on the other hand , made a vast mark onBatmanby being such a brilliant , colorful character reference ( with such a placeable face behind it ) that two episodes are more than enough to make rooter think him . There ’s a whole lot of Milton Berle himself in Louie ’s demeanor , even down to the histrion ’s signature cigar , which is part of what constitute the character ( created specifically for the show ) employment . Louie the Lilac also go on to seem in five episode of the animated seriesBatman : The Brave and the Bold .

30. OLGA, QUEEN OF THE COSSACKS (ANNE BAXTER)

SEASON 3 ( EPISODES 8 , 15 )

Remember how we told you that Zelda the Great would not be the last you ’d see of Anne Baxter inBatman ? That ’s because she ’s the show ’s only guest scoundrel to ever come back to play a different baddie on the show afterward . This time around , she portrayed Egghead ’s main squeeze , Olga , Queen of the Cossacks . The showy villainess mostly sat back while Egghead and his collaborator take care of business , but she ’s a memorable graphic symbol nonetheless .

31. LORD MARMADUKE FFOGG (RUDY VALLEE)

time of year 3 ( EPISODES 11 , 12 , 13 )

The coolest affair about Lord Marmaduke Ffogg ( who come out in three episode as the co - villain alongside his babe Lady Penelope Peasoup ) was easily his Pipe of Fog . All the august lord had to do is light that affair up and the room would commence to fulfil with a white , puffy skunk — perfect to conceal his lam . play by Rudy Vallee , the baddie also wore a limited mould on his fundament to make people think he had the gout and was , therefore , incapable of pull off his crimes . Clever man .

32. LADY PENELOPE PEASOUP (GLYNIS JOHNS)

Though Lord Marmaduke Ffogg seem to be the main villain in this three - episode arc , his sister Lady Penelope Peasoup in reality came across as more interesting and magnetic . Despite being relegate to mostly take bearing of the distaff criminals in their charge , Lady Penelope ( played by Glynis Johns ) makes her soft touch on the series .

33. NORA CLAVICLE (BARBARA RUSH)

SEASON 3 ( EPISODE 19 )

It ’s almost a shame that someone as talented as Barbara Rush ( It come from Outer Space ) was saddled with another ofBatman ’s least memorable villains . In her one visual aspect on the show , Nora Clavicle used her brain and charm to convince Mayor Linseed to give her the Commissioner job , which is all part of a roundabout programme to demolish Gotham City and collect on an policy claim . How did she plan to do it , though ? With mechanical mice . Since she replaced the police strength with homemaker , they ’re all afraid of computer mouse . Pretty sexist , right ? Ahh , those crazy sixties .

34. CALAMITY JAN (DINA MERRILL)

SEASON 3 ( EPISODES 21 , 22 )

It ’s a shame thatBatmandidn’t really let Dina Merrill ’s Calamity Jan be much more than build up confect for their western spoof baddie Shame , but at least the actress does the well she can with the cloth she ’s got . Calamity Jan came across as endearing and cockamamie , but just saucy enough to probably be able to ditch Shame and bring Batman and Robin to their stifle . unhappily , we ’ll never know if that ’s true since she ’s mostly playing 2nd violin to Cliff Roberston ’s Shame .

35. DR. CASSANDRA SPELLCRAFT (IDA LUPINO)

time of year 3 ( EPISODE 25 )

Ida Lupino helped pave the way for female director ofourtime , so it should issue forth as no surprisal that she wasverymuch the lead power in the villainous duo that headlinesBatman ’s penultimate installment . Dr. Cassandra Spellcraft come from a long production line of female alchemist , but she ’s determined to be the only successful one . So she apply her power to convey down the Bat . Or tries , at least . She ’s a smart , coloured character in many way , but the way she place her silly husband Cabala in his property is the very best matter about her .

36. CABALA (HOWARD DUFF)

After a few installment that featured distaff scoundrel mostly relegated to storyline dominated by male power ( Nora Clavicle and Calamity Jan ) , it was great to see one where the man completely and utterly does anything he can to make his wife well-chosen . Played by Howard Duff , Cabala is less a scoundrel and more a crony to Dr. Cassandra Spellcraft . He ’ll do anything to please her , calls her “ Doccy Baby , ” and can often be caught look into himself out in the mirror rather than plotting villainous schemes .

37. MINERVA (ZSA ZSA GABOR)

SEASON 3 ( EPISODE 26 )

Batman ’s last villain is also one of its most glamourous . play by Zsa Zsa Gabor , Minerva unfold a health resort hotel in Gotham City and used her Deepest Secret Extractor to run amok . She ’s tear off robberies left and right , and even Alfred gets knotty going surreptitious to avail The Dynamic Duo . What makes Minerva so memorable , however , is the principal great power of Gabor . Sure , she ’s mostly just say “ Darlings … ” a lot , but her appearance as the atomic number 78 - dress villainess will likely never be forgotten .

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