10.0/10 1 votes#1 - Disaster Squad
Season 2 Episode 4 - Aired 10/7/1978
A television news crew - the Disaster Squad - edit a report to make it look as though Ponch had threatened them with violence. However, the reporter is forced to confess all during a later report when Jon and Ponch rescue a child from a river.
Director: Gordon Hessler
Writer: Max Hodge
8.5/10 3 votes#2 - Green Ice
Season 2 Episode 19 - Aired 11/9/1966
Mr. Freeze is in town, and has begun a new cold wave of terror. He launches "Operation Hate Batman," framing the Caped Crusader as taking a bribe and dressing his own henchmen as Batman and Robin. As the negative press mounts, Mr. Freeze works on his plan to turn the Dynamic Duo into human Frosty Freezies.
Director: George Waggner
Writer: Max Hodge
8.0/10 3 votes#3 - Deep Freeze
Season 2 Episode 20 - Aired 11/10/1966
The press continues to attack Batman and Robin, thanks to framing by Mr. Freeze. As public animosity mounts, the Dynamic Duo decide to hang up their capes for the time being. But when Mr. Freeze demands the impossible sum of one billion dollars, or else he will cover all of Gotham City with ice, the Caped Crusaders feel compelled to go back into action to foil the frosty villain.
Director: George Waggner
Writer: Max Hodge
7.4/10 5 votes#4 - Instant Freeze
Season 1 Episode 7 - Aired 2/2/1966
Mr. Freeze, thought to have perished, has returned and is seeking revenge on Batman. The villain is committing crimes involving diamonds, or "ice," in one form or another. He freezes Batman and Robin, who look like goners.
Director: Robert Butler
Writer: Max Hodge
7.2/10 5 votes#5 - Rats Like Cheese
Season 1 Episode 8 - Aired 2/3/1966
Vince, a temperamental physician at a Gotham City hospital (apparently a takeoff on Ben Casey), saves Batman and Robin. The Dynamic Duo resume their pursuit of Mr. Freeze. Eventually, Batman substitutes himself for Paul Diamonte, a baseball player, Mr. Freeze has kidnapped. Robin, disobeying Batman's orders to stay away, is also captured by the villain. Now, in his headquarters, Mr. Freeze is using his climate controls so that only Batman or Robin will have access to life-giving warmth.
Director: Robert Butler
Writer: Max Hodge
6.0/10 1 votes#6 - Murder Impromptu
Season 5 Episode 8 - Aired 11/2/1971
An actor/producer is murdered during a series of comic improvisations, and all of the actors present at the time seem to be suspects. Given a number of aliases and false leads, the Chief embarks on the trail of the killer.
Director: Don Weis
Writer: Max Hodge
5.0/10 1 votes#7 - The Elixir
Season 3 Episode 7 - Aired 11/24/1968
Riva Santel is the recent widow of the President of San Cordova. Deputy Premier Avilla plans to announce free elections but Riva will declare herself dictator in a coup. The IMF must stop her. Pretending to be a film crew, the IMF team gets in. Hostess Cinnamon fakes a collapse and the guys comment on her age. Rollin as a plastic surgeon comes in and Riva finds out Cinnamon is actually seventy years old. She insists on surgery for herself. Since the surgery can only be done on the night of the speech, she has herself taped by her own camera crew. Barney and Willy get hold of the tape footage, reedit it, and switch the IMF tape for Riva's. Riva is sedated during the speech and so her men use the tape. When she awakens, her face in bandages, she is shocked to hear ""herself"" announcing her retirement. While Cinnamon disguised as old-Riva conspicuously leaves the country, Riva takes off the bandages to find she has her wish: she is now a younger woman...with a totally different face.
Director: John Florea
Writer: Max Hodge
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Max Hodge Ratings Summary
The best episode written by Max Hodge is "Disaster Squad", rated 10/10 from 1 user votes. It was "directed by Gordon Hessler". "Disaster Squad" aired on 10/7/1978 and is rated 1.5 point(s) higher than their second highest rated, "Green Ice".