A little help? Trying to identify 70s/80s superhero tv show...

OK, I'm not sure if this thing ever really existed. Maybe it was just the product of some strange fever-dream, or too much sugar. But, if it ever did exist, I'm sure the good folks here can help me.

I was born in '74. Sometime in my childhood (could have been anywhere between the ages of 5-10, placing this thing in the late '70's or early to mid 80's), I could swear I saw a TV show that was pretty much a live action version of Superfriends. Oddly, my recollection is that it featured senior-citizen versions of the familiar heroes (although they could have just been artificially aged in one particular episode, or maybe they weren't even old at all but just seemed so to my young mind ... like I said, my memory on this is hazy). I kind of remember it being campy, showing the heroes seated around a circular table and engaging in ridiculous dialogue without doing too much of anything. And while my mind tells me that the heroes were Superman, Batman, etc., it's conceivable that they were generic ripoffs of these archetypal characters. Every once in a blue moon I'll have an odd flash of a scene from this show dance on the tip of my memory, and I'd like to find out whether this ever happened. For all I know, this could have been just a portion of a sketch comedy show or something. I know this is all extremely vague, but it's the best I can do. Any thoughts?

Of course after researching this for about half an hour on Google and coming up empty, I would find my own answer about five minutes after posting this thread:

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0131675/

It appears that this was a two-part special. It featured Adam West and Burt Ward returning as Batman and Robin some ten years after their own series had expired, as well as the Flash, Green Lantern, Hawkman, Captain Marvel, Black Canary, Huntress and a host of others (although not Superman, because his film franchise was about to launch, nor Wonder Woman, who was already on air on another network). Apparently there was also a senior citizen character named Retired Man, who was supposedly a former mystery man type hero from the '40's who had come out of retirement. My young mind probably mistook him for an old Superman because of the cape. And it's totally bizarre, the second part seems to have been an episode focusing on a roast for Batman. Crazy concept, and it explains why I remember them sitting around a table and not really doing anything except cracking wise. According to IMDB, the show contained this classic exchange:

Aunt Minerva (?): So, you're the Flash?
Flash: That's right, the Fastest Man Alive.
Aunt Minerva: Pass.

Based on the pictures, I'm fairly certain this is what I was remembering. It looks much cheesier than I had remembered (and I remembered it being low-budget and cheesy at the time). It's amazing that something like this could stick in my mind for a quarter century, but I typically can't remember where I put my sunglasses five minutes before.

You know, I wonder if anyone has ever pitched a live action Teen Titans series? It would allow for the teen/tween drama that has served Smallville so well, provide a lot of characters to work with, and many more options than "freak of the week" storylines. Seriously, there was a run there when Wolfman's Titans were up there with the X-Men at their best. Guess this might run a little high budget/effects heavy for WB, but it's certainly a stronger premise than their ill-conceived Birds of Prey gamble.

Thanks Fabfunk and UberNeumann, you guys nailed it. It's far more wretched than I could have imagined. The JLA unaired pilot in UberNeumann's link looks every bit as horrific. I'm ashamed that I enjoyed this when I was 5 (although relieved that even my rose-colored memory of it allowed for a certain cheese factor and realized how ridiculous the "Roast" concept was).

I guess this thing puts into perspective my gripes about "bad" comic-book translations such as The Hulk or Batman & Robin.