Bob, I agree.
Your'e completely right in your statement that all of the show's original contracts with it's creators were completed decades ago, not to mention, that so many of the people who worked on this program are no longer alive.
As far as the music soundtrack, I don't think 20th will have any problems whatsoever with their rights to the Nelson Riddle scoring, or Hefti's Bat theme.
I think the biggest roadblock has always been the WB greedily not wanting to give 20th a piece of their Bat-Pie.
I think that it's now or never for 20th--if they can't get WB to relent their blocking of the 66 Batman series DVD's by holding Watchmen hostage--then, I don't think it will ever happen.
Holy Horrors!
This is truly the most dastardly of doom traps!!
Is this the end? Will Batman and Robin ever escape?!
Tune in tomorrow night,
same bat-time, same bat-channel!
Your'e completely right in your statement that all of the show's original contracts with it's creators were completed decades ago, not to mention, that so many of the people who worked on this program are no longer alive.
As far as the music soundtrack, I don't think 20th will have any problems whatsoever with their rights to the Nelson Riddle scoring, or Hefti's Bat theme.
I think the biggest roadblock has always been the WB greedily not wanting to give 20th a piece of their Bat-Pie.
I think that it's now or never for 20th--if they can't get WB to relent their blocking of the 66 Batman series DVD's by holding Watchmen hostage--then, I don't think it will ever happen.
Holy Horrors!
This is truly the most dastardly of doom traps!!
Is this the end? Will Batman and Robin ever escape?!
Tune in tomorrow night,
same bat-time, same bat-channel!
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