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FOURTH ANNUAL TV LAND AWARDS
Actors Burt Ward (L) and Adam West, stars of the classic television show "Batman", appear backstage with the award honoring the show's 40th anniversary during a taping of the fourth annual TV Land Awards show in Santa Monica, California on March 19, 2006. The awards show, which honors classic television performers and their shows, will be telecast on the TV Land cable channel on March 22. West played Batman and Ward played Robin in the series. (UPI Photo/Jim Ruymen)

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