The Toymaker is an enemy of the Batman from The Batman.
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- Episode Name Series Season Antagonist Setting Original Air-Date Story By Written By Teleplay By Directed By Order in Series Order in Season Previous Episode Next Episode Title Card Will, Dr. Smith and the Robot find a decrepit ordering machine belonging to the Celestial Department Store near a dangerous radioactive fissure. Despite the Robot’s warnings and his own prior unfortunate experiences with such machines, Dr. Smith plays with the controls in an attempt to find a birthday present for Penny, but is drawn into the machine and added to its list of merchandise. Will returns to the Jupiter 2 to tell his parents what happened, but after hours of waiting for his father’s return, he goes off with Penny to attempt to rescue Smith. Despite his best efforts, Will is trapped in the machine ju
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*Cash For Toys
*The Metal Face Of Comedy
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| - The Toymaker is an enemy of the Batman from The Batman.
- Episode Name Series Season Antagonist Setting Original Air-Date Story By Written By Teleplay By Directed By Order in Series Order in Season Previous Episode Next Episode Title Card Will, Dr. Smith and the Robot find a decrepit ordering machine belonging to the Celestial Department Store near a dangerous radioactive fissure. Despite the Robot’s warnings and his own prior unfortunate experiences with such machines, Dr. Smith plays with the controls in an attempt to find a birthday present for Penny, but is drawn into the machine and added to its list of merchandise. Will returns to the Jupiter 2 to tell his parents what happened, but after hours of waiting for his father’s return, he goes off with Penny to attempt to rescue Smith. Despite his best efforts, Will is trapped in the machine just as Smith was. Will and Smith find themselves in a vast workshop run by O. M., short for Old Man. He was forced into retirement by the Celestial Department Store, but continued his craft in the disused workshop. He decides to transform Will and Smith into toys and offer them for sale. Back on their planet, Penny has fetched her father and Don. The two men try to find a way of extracting Will and Smith from the machine, but their activities only summon Mr. Zumdish, who is now charged with locating and disposing of out-of-date ordering machines. John is able to buy some time, but Zumdish goes off to call for security. In O. M.’s workshop, Will and Smith flee from the toymaker, who sets a wind-up monster after them. They come across a boarded up window that opens onto the planet Earth. They try to break through, but are apprehended by the giant toy before they are able. O.M. realizes that Will is a real boy and hopes to train him as an apprentice, but he still sees no practical use for Dr. Smith. Meanwhile, Zumdish has returned with a security guard and gives John only ten minutes to retrieve Will and Smith from the machine before he destroys it. In one last effort, John and the Robot enter the machine. They are immediately captured by O. M., but John’s reason for being there and his sincere appreciation of the toymaker’s craft convince O. M. to release them and return with them to the planet. When Robinson makes Zumdish realize how talented O. M. is, he brokers a deal whereby O. M. will resume his work for the Celestial Department Store in return for the material needed to close the radioactive fissure.
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