The Best Episodes Written By Richard Carr

Steve is arrested when an assassin he helped send to prison seeks revenge by framing him for murder. Steve escapes from the police and must find the assassin before the police find Steve. Lee Majors plays a comic bit part as an elderly Electrical Store Clerk credited as L Majors.

Director: Russ Mayberry

Writer: Richard Carr

Oscar and Rudy are performing a test on Barney Hiller to see if his bionic power can be turned on and off again when needed.

Director: Leslie H. Martinson

Writer: Richard Carr

Gangster Sam Dunleavy sets up an elaborate alibi so that he can kill his ex-girlfriend Goldie, who left him for another man.

Director: Don Weis

Writer: Richard Carr

Charlie Chaplin and the Keystone Kops raid the till at the newly opened Gotham movie theater. The culprits turn out to be 'The Riddler' and his gang in disguise. They lead the Dynamic Duo on a crime spree chase from Mother Gatham's Bakery, past the Gotham Library, and into a Temperance Party. At each of these events, the villains are accompanied by German film maker Van Bloheim who captures everything on celluloid.

Director: Charles R. Rondeau

Writer: Richard Carr

Robin has been captured by 'The Riddler', leaving Batman fearing his own reaction. Therefore he asks Commissioner Gordon to accompany him to the Bat-cave to witness his interrogation of Pauline, The Riddler's moll. All clues eventually lead back to the priceless silent film collection of Mr. Van Jones, to which The Riddler is about to add his own silent masterpiece.

Director: Charles R. Rondeau

Writer: Richard Carr

Wonder Woman masquerdes as a new bride honeymooning at a health spa to prevent a group of traitors from obtaining government secrets.

Director: Herb Wallerstein

Writer: Richard Carr

Wonder Woman uncovers a plot to steal millions of dollars in jewels from wealthy party-goers by impersonating her and her colleagues.

Director: Leslie H. Martinson

Writer: Richard Carr

Director: Nathan Juran

Writer: Richard Carr