Did not see the show, just read a bunch of these comments; as for you commentors, just read my moniker here. As if anything in the 'Entertainment' industry was actually real (other than the physical people doing the various work putting it all together for you idiots to mindlessly trash).

This Batmobile was never a Cadillac, always a Lincoln. Any other Batmobile, OK; at least a Caddy was used as a car by both Bruce Wayne and Batman in one serial in the 40's, not necessarily as the 'Batmobile'. But we aren't discussing them, now, are we? I don't see any of them mentioned in this article, nor are any of t...more

The Batmobile has always been,just as you see it here, the remodeled Licoln Futura showcar, built in 1955. Never has a Cadillac been a Batmobile.

Nothing embarrasing about what Hank said. It's the journalist (non reporter, he's spouting opinion here) that's embarrasing in his phrasing of the introduction of the interview. This is America, Hank is entitled to his opinion too. Shame on the name calling by the writer.

Without the Beach Boys, there wouldn't have been Yellow Submarine or Sgt Pepper's, nor any other Beatles material between '65 and '69. Ask Paul.

He violates the first rule of reporting: verify the facts. Jerk.