![]() ![]() I realize it would complicate filming a bit, I can see why they didn't do it I just think it would've made for a nice bit of closure. I got around to watching Deep Freeze and was surprised to see Nellie Majors again, though now I really feel it was a mistake to not have her "eat her words" by the end, just slot her into Gordon's office. ![]() Just never liked Wallach's over the top acting and the way he spits out some syllables.Īlso, knowing what follows, the steep decline of Season Three casts a pall over these final Freezes, that even Leslie Parrish's beauty and Adam's stellar acting can't escape. And Emma Strunk in her ice skating outfit. The only thing I like about Wallach's is the Bruce/Batman phone scene.WIL-I mean fantastic. I guess I switch back and forth as to which episode I prefer, Preminger's flies by and is zany fun while this one is more serious but entertaining as well. His acting is believable and for the most part this feels like one of the most serious eps in the whole series. Sanders is the most menacing of the Freezes, and his lair is WILD, particularly the cool/hot paths. Overall, a fun episode though I'm sure I'm missing some points. Supposedly Preminger let himself be dead weight for Adam and Burt to haul up at the end. Why does the opening narration in Deep Freeze say that Robin gets zapped by Freeze when it's both of them? I really like the lay-out of Preminger's hide-out, it not only made for an interesting setting for the final bat-fight but is fun to look at, from the giant thermometer, the heater for the gang and the prison cell. Good observations about the fight, the stuntmen, the directing etc. Aunt Harriet has some good moments as well, really believable anger at Freeze and his gang, nice to see her get to stretch a bit. I forgot how they get out and was glad it was Alfred to save the day. The pool scene is quite good, from Dick's funny line about his cuff link, to the green color of lamps and water all of it setting an interesting mood. ![]() It's been awhile but I don't think she ever returns in Part 2 does she? If not, a mistake as having her admit she was wrong about the Dynamic Duo would've been a good pay-off. I like that she was just an opportunistic reporter and not one of Freeze's gang though certainly the actress could've returned in a different role as a villainess, she really chews up the scenery and has a nice, smug attitude that could've worked well as a rogue. Nellie Majors was an interesting character. And classic GCPD.let's not get an axe and break the door down but rather assume they're both dead. I think it was a case of stupid Batman when he tells Dick "I think he tried to tell me something." Really?! You mean using a phone to communicate-you don't say! Still, there's more good moments than bad in this two-parter like the little touches of Batman sliding on the icy floor and Robin using his cape to wipe the ice off O'Hara. Something just awful in the way Gordon struggles to speak. The effects are top-notch, from the chilling sound (reminding me of Lost in Space f/x) and the frozen doors and the way the ice slowly blocks them from sight. It's pretty disturbing between Freeze's surreal appearance in the vent and his victims's terror as they try and fail to escape. Besides False Face Green Ice is the closest the show came to horror with Freeze zapping Gordon and O'Hara. Otto's episode is the most fun to watch despite all the "WILD"s and eyebrow rubbing.
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