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Title: The Ogg Couple (21 Dec 1967)
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Egghead and Olga, Queen of the Cossacks, kick off their return with several thefts from the Gotham City Museum. Egghead begins planning a series of heists - intended to provide him with the dowry needed to marry Olga. Swiping 500 pounds of dehydrated caviar goes off without a hitch. But when Batgirl attempts to outfox Egghead, she is instead captured by the villain. It's up to Batman and Robin to find the villains' hideout before Olga's Cossacks make mincemeat out of their crime fighting friend. Written by Twenty Penguins
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"The Ogg Couple" was intended to be the second of a three part storyline for Vincent Price as Egghead, plus Anne Baxter as Olga, queen of Bessarovian Cossacks, but wound up as their final appearance some weeks after chapters 1 and 3 aired. Not as dumbfounding as hatching a Neosaurus, the cowardly Egghead riding Batgirl's cycle at his own peril, the golden Egg of Ogg containing the scimitar of Taras Bulba, Yvonne Craig finally allowed to strut her dance steps as Batgirl at swordpoint. An improvement on the previous two, though that's not saying much, hardly an egg-spletive uttered by Price, happily reunited with Baxter from "A Royal Scandal" and "The Ten Commandments."