During a fight at a TV studio, the camera operator switches the camera to "Fight Scene" and the camera tilts to the side in a "Dutch tilt," which was used throughout the Batman (1996) television series and film to depict the "crooked" hideout. See more

Crazy Credits

Then end credit sequence features Batman doing the "Batusi", which he did in the pilot episode for the 1966 TV series. Catwoman also does her own "Catusi". The dance names are references to a popular dance of the 1960s, "The Watusi". The format of the sequence is also similar to the end sequences of many of the 60s beach movies starring Frankie Avalon and Annette Funicello, although the dances were performed by Buster Keaton and his go-go girlfriend, Bunny. See more