Batfink 1966
What is Batfink?
Batfink is an animated television series. The series consists of five-minute shorts, and it was created to parody popular television series.
- Type
- TV series
- Year
- 1966
- Status
- Ended
- Episodes
- 100
- Runtime
- 5 minutes
- First aired
- Apr 21, 1966
- Last aired
- Oct 4, 1967
- Original language
- EN
- Origin
- US
- Networks
- KTLA
- Genres
- Animation, Comedy, Sci-Fi & Fantasy, Kids
- Updated
How long to binge?
Estimate the schedule using 100 episodes and an average 5-minute runtime.
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Batfink is an animated television series. The series consists of five-minute shorts, and it was created to parody popular television series. It premiered in September 1967. The series was quickly created by Hal Seeger, starting in 1966. The series was made to parody television series that had premiered the same year as it was created.
Should you watch it?
“A tongue‑in‑cheek superhero spoof delivered in bite‑size animated adventures.”
- Quick five‑minute episodes perfect for brief viewing
- Humorous parody of classic superhero shows
- Combines comedy, sci‑fi, fantasy and action‑adventure elements
- Very short runtime limits story depth
- Humor may feel dated to modern audiences
Watch it if you enjoy nostalgic, comedic takes on superhero tropes in a bite‑sized format.
The series is light‑hearted comedy suitable for children and families.
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Episode guide
Season 1 · 100 episodes
- E1 Pink Pearl Of Persia Apr 21, 1967
- E2 The Short Circuit Case Apr 21, 1967
- E3 Ebenezer the Freezer
- E4 The Sonic Boomer
- E5 Big Ears Ernie
- E6 Batfink on the Rocks
- E7 Manhole Manny
- E8 The Mad Movie Maker
- E9 Nuts of the Round Table
- E10 Skinny Minnie
- E11 Fatman Strikes Again
- E12 The Kitchy-Koo Kaper
- E13 The Dirty Sinker Oct 4, 1967
- E14 Gluey Louie Mar 3, 1967
- E15 Brother Goose Jan 20, 1967
- E16 The Chocolate-Covered Diamond Jan 20, 1967
- E17 Crime College Mar 1, 1967
- E18 Myron the Magician Jan 20, 1967
- E19 Brain Washday Feb 6, 1967
- E20 M P F T B R M Jan 31, 1967
- E21 Gloves on the Go-Go Mar 3, 1967
- E22 Sporty Morty Mar 13, 1967
- E23 Go Fly a Bat Jan 31, 1967
- E24 Ringading Brothers Mar 1, 1967
- E25 Out Out Darn Spot Mar 3, 1967
- E26 Goo-Goo A-Go-Go Mar 1, 1967
- E27 Crimes In Rhymes Apr 7, 1967
- E28 Stupidman Mar 30, 1967
- E29 A Living Doll Jan 31, 1967
- E30 Bat Patrol Mar 13, 1967
- E31 Dig That Crazy Mountain Mar 23, 1967
- E32 Spin the Batfink Feb 6, 1967
- E33 Greasy Gus Mar 23, 1967
- E34 The Mark of Zero Mar 13, 1967
- E35 Swami Salami Apr 18, 1967
- E36 The Human Pretzel Apr 24, 1967
- E37 Jumping Jewelry Mar 30, 1967
- E38 Ron the Schnozz Apr 24, 1967
- E39 Karate's Case Apr 7, 1967
- E40 The Wishbone Boner May 1, 1967
- E41 Hugo for Mayor Apr 18, 1967
- E42 The Indian Taker Mar 23, 1967
- E43 The Devilish Device May 29, 1967
- E44 Goldstinger Mar 30, 1967
- E45 The Shady Shadow Apr 18, 1967
- E46 Party Marty May 19, 1967
- E47 The Beep Bopper Apr 7, 1967
- E48 The Super Trap May 12, 1967
- E49 Bride and Doom May 1, 1967
- E50 Topsy Turvy Apr 24, 1967
- E51 The Rotten Rainmaker Jun 8, 1967
- E52 Gypsy James May 29, 1967
- E53 The Kooky Chameleon May 19, 1967
- E54 Beanstalk Jack May 12, 1967
- E55 The Time Stopper May 19, 1967
- E56 The Kangarobot May 1, 1967
- E57 Presto-Chango-Hugo Jun 8, 1967
- E58 Curly the Cannonball Jun 30, 1967
- E59 Robber Hood May 12, 1967
- E60 Slow Down! Speed Up! Jun 1, 1967
- E61 Sandman Sam Jun 21, 1967
- E62 Yo-Yo A-Go-Go Jun 14, 1967
- E63 Hugo's Hoke Jun 1, 1967
- E64 Backwards Box Jun 1, 1967
- E65 The Great Escapo Jun 14, 1967
- E66 Watch My Smoke Jun 30, 1967
- E67 Daniel Boom Jun 21, 1967
- E68 Queenie Bee May 29, 1967
- E69 The Thief from Baghdad Jun 26, 1967
- E70 The Mean Green Midget Jul 12, 1967
- E71 Double Double Crossers Jun 8, 1967
- E72 The Baffling Bluffs of Hugo A-Go-Go Aug 15, 1967
- E73 Napolean Blownapart Jun 14, 1967
- E74 The Atom Boom Jul 12, 1967
- E75 Magneto the Magnificent Jul 26, 1967
- E76 Hugo the Crimefighter Jun 21, 1967
- E77 The Trojan Horse Thief Jul 12, 1967
- E78 The Zap Sap Sep 12, 1967
- E79 Unhappy Birthday Jun 26, 1967
- E80 Buster the Ruster Jul 26, 1967
- E81 Karate's Day Off Sep 14, 1967
- E82 Mike the Mimic Sep 28, 1967
- E83 Cinderobber Aug 3, 1967
- E84 Bouncey Bouncey Batfink Jun 26, 1967
- E85 The Bomber Bird Aug 3, 1967
- E86 The Copycat Bat Jun 30, 1967
- E87 Old King Cruel Sep 12, 1967
- E88 Victor the Predictor Sep 14, 1967
- E89 Goldyunlocks and the Three Baers Jul 26, 1967
- E90 Jerkules Sep 14, 1967
- E91 Hugo Here, Hugo There Aug 15, 1967
- E92 Bowl Brummel Oct 4, 1967
- E93 Fleiderfink Aug 15, 1967
- E94 Blankenstein Aug 3, 1967
- E95 Whip Van Winkle Sep 28, 1967
- E96 Tough Macduff Oct 4, 1967
- E97 Judy Jitsu Sep 28, 1967
- E98 Ego A-Go-Go Sep 12, 1967
- E99 Father Time Bomb Oct 4, 1967
- E100 Batfink - This Is Your Life Oct 4, 1967
Frequently asked questions
What type of show is Batfink?
Batfink is an animated television series composed of five‑minute shorts.
Who created Batfink?
The series was quickly created by Hal Seeger.
How many episodes were produced?
A total of 100 episodes were made.
What is the show’s main inspiration?
It was made to parody the Batman and The Green Hornet television series.
When did Batfink first air?
The series premiered in the 1960s.