I wish they had Two Face and Poison Ivy

Back in the 60's, kids weren't anymore likely to be traumatized than today, but you always had a handful of "panty-waste" that could be shocked into therapy over little more than a bloody nose! At 8, there was little to nothing that could shock me, but "kid gloves" were apparently used in Hollywood to insure no repercussions to something seen as "over the top!" Hard to believe that bra commercials and ads required the models to wear a shirt or turtleneck underneath as late as '84! Madonna made bras the least a woman could wear up top in '85!  

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- http://www.childrenofrassilon.com/batman-forever.html - Batman Homage

Have a look:

https://c1.staticflickr.com/8/7729/17779873120_4f14d57649_o.jpg

Tina Louise would have been my choice for Poison Ivy.

http://www.denofgeek.com/us/movies/batman/268288/batman-vs-two-face-could-have-featured-poison-ivy

"We hadn't really reached out to people," Tucker admits. "We were considering Barbara Eden, maybe, or Ann Margaret. We wanted people who would've been cast in the '60s. Barbara Eden probably more so than Ann Margaret because Ann Margaret was a huge movie star. Raquel Welch, maybe? You know what I mean. That was where we were going. But again, we hadn't gotten that far because we were only in the script stage and it didn't go beyond that. But it would've been cool."

That's not true. Two Face was created in the 1940s. It's just that around the late 50s they decided he was too scary for the comics. So he wasn't a character in comics when they did the show. He wasn't even in a comic again til the late 60s and it was just for a one shot. He wouldn't be used in comics regularly til the 1970s. Also Poisin Ivy was created well before the 90s too.

Doh. Scarecrow was created in the 40s but like Two Face was probably considered too dark for kids.