Do you know about Electra Woman and Dyna Girl? Here's the TL;DR: Sid and Marty Krofft were both watching an episode of Adam West's 1966 Batman. Suddenly they both turned to face each other and in unison shouted, "You call that campy? Hold my beer!" Probably didn't happen exactly that way but watch an episode of Electra Woman and Dyna Girl and try to tell me it couldn't have possibly happened that way.
Anyway, in the clip below the villain of the week is named Glitter Rock (John Mark Robinson). There is a visiting king named Alex X (Roman numeral 10) who easily gets suckered into a trap. Is king Alex X (Michael Blodgett) kidnapped for ransom? Nope. That's what serious big boy shows do. Glitter Rock just kidnaps king Alex X because he is wearing a rock as bling which Glitter Rock can use to somehow thrust a satellite into orbit so Glitter Rock can spread his hypnotic mind control music titled "Take Over The World" around the entire Earth.
Glitter Rock hypnotizes the king and gets the jewelry rock. By the laws of the king's country revealed through earlier exposition that automatically makes Glitter Rock the ruler of the foreign country. I assume that includes diplomatic immunity. Who could ask for anything more? Glitter Rock, the knock-off Joker, that's who!
Image Source: Electra Woman and Dyna Girl
Glitter Rock also successfully entranced Electra Woman (Deidre Hall) and Dyna Girl (Judy Strangis). If Glitter Rock hadn't been so greedy the show and probably the entire series could have ended ten minutes early during the second episode. The villain would have been king Glitter Rock I, sovereign ruler of Tourembourg. Instead the audience got an unnecessary artsy psychedelic portrayal of a villain hypnotizing a guy Glitter Rock referred to as "high dude".
