Adam West

 portrayed Kermit, Darrin's colleague who falls for Samantha's friend, Gertrude, in the first season episode, Love Is Blind (1964).

Biography
Adam West was born William West Anderson in Walla Walla, Washington. At age fourteen, he attended Lakeside School in Seattle, then went to Whitman College, where he got a degree in literature and psychology.

West got a job as a disc jockey at a local radio station, then enrolled at Stanford for post-graduate courses. Drafted into the army, he spent the next two years starting military television stations.

West came to Hollywood in 1959. He adopted the stage name "Adam West", which fit his roles, as he was in some westerns. After seven years in Hollywood, he achieved fame in his signature role as Bruce Wayne / Batman, on the wildly popular ABC television series, Batman (1966-1969). The series, which lasted three seasons, made him not just nationally, but internationally famous. The movie version, Batman (1966), earned West the "Most Promising New Star" award in 1967.

In addition to Batman, he has over sixty movie and eighty plus television guest appearance credits. In 1994, West wrote his autobiography "Back to the Batcave".

On June 9, 2017, Adam West died at age 88 after a brief battle with leukemia in Los Angeles, California. On June 15, 2017, Los Angeles shone the bat-signal on City Hall, and Walla Walla shone the bat-signal on the Whitman Tower, both as a tribute to West.

Source
Adam West on the Internet Movie Database. Retrieved on January 12, 2020.