Acid Batman

The year: 1967. September 25. Lot 34 in Beverly Hills, California.

Hollywood! And the cast of characters... Adam West was there, with

his prickly fat ass wedged into grey tights, with his bouncy paunch

hung over his yellowplastic yellow utitility belt. And Burt Ward, who

had to have his genitalia taped down with duct tape to hide his frequent

erections. It was widely known in Hollywood that the dynamic duo

were the two biggest cokeheads in town. In fact, during the entire third

season of filming, the two were always high as a kite. They were to

have a great many hallucinations. On this date, they decided to have a

little party on the set. They were going to ingest a little LSD, and I

ain't talking about the least significant digit, either. Let me tell

you

who was there. DeForrest Kelly and John Davidson stopped by. Oh,

Fess Parker was there. Dennis Weaver. Marlo Thomas. Robert Clary

a.k.a. Colonel Louis LeBeau. And Otto Preminger, who had played

Mr. Freeze on that night's episode of Batman. Well they were all

trippin and tootin in that mobile home that they affectionately

called the Bat-Hole, when, who should wander in but little Jimmy

McCullough, the young son of one of the stagehands. I believe he was

the gaffer. Adam West shrieked A young pig! Ready to be roasted!

John Davidson stuffed an apple in his mouth and Marlo stuffed him in

the oven. In their acid state, they cooked him and they ate him.

Well, the reason you've not heard about this story is simple. Bill

Dozier,

the show's sleazeball producer, had extensive connections with the mob.

He had the entire McCullough family rubbed out, all the way from dad

to dear old grandma in the nursing home. Dead men don't talk, you know