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Originally Posted by Goongasnootch
Both the 1960s Batman series and the OT are silly, lighthearted, and corny compared to their source material counterparts. Both are very loose adaptions of comics. Both launched their respective properties into mainstream pop-culture. Both are looked down upon when it comes to trying to get their respective properties to be looked upon in a more serious light.
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I still disagree due to the circumstances and timing regarding the comic series for each, as I mentioned
last time this was brought up. If you want to continue debating this, please start a new thread, because we're getting off-topic here.
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So, even if you don't like the comparison, its true. I don't mean it in an insulting way, either. I don't even mean it as being a bad thing! I just mean it as being the truth.
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Originally Posted by Goongasnootch
And its true. Its not like the OT wasn't full of silliness and intentional clichés used for the sake of humor. That's what "campy" is. Its not like "campy" is a bad thing, but I would be a liar to say that the OT had little or no camp in it.
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No and no. These are your opinions, not facts. I stand by what I said earlier, meaning I disagree with your Batman comparison, and I believe the OT doesn't fit the definition of the word "campy." Neither of us are "right," though, since neither of those can be proven to be true or false. Let's just accept the fact that we have different opinions and move on.
Now let's please stop debating the definition of the word "campy" and get back on topic.