Batman/Superman/Beyond Trivia Quiz

[M'ral]

The success of the Quote Quiz threads got me thinking that bringing back another classic game might be fun, so allow me to present the Batman/Superman/Beyond Trivia Quiz! :)

The rules are simple (and basically the same as the Quote Quizzes). One person (and please, one person only!) posts a trivia question, and the first person to get the right answer gets to post the next question. Any trivial fact from Batman: The Animated Series, The New Batman Adventures, The New Superman Adventures, and Batman Beyond is fair game. Questions from the animated comics (Batman Adventures, Batman & Robin Adventures, Superman Adventures, Gotham Adventures) are allowed, but please keep them to a minimum (not all of us read the comics :)). Mainstream comics, movies, Justice League, Justice League Adventures, and Smallville are out.

That said, I'll kick off with the following question:

In the B:TAS episode Night of the Ninja, what martial arts belt rank did Dick Grayson hold?

Have fun! :)

[G. Wen]

I think it was green. If I'm correct, someone please post a query for me.

[The Penguin]

Your are correct. And here's The Penguin posting a query for you:

What was the name of the theme park tycoon that busted Mr. Freeze out of prison in BTAS's "Deep Freeze"?

[Anubis C. Soundwave]

Grant Walker.

If I am correct, please highlight the spoiler block for my question.

How many children does Ra's Al Ghul have, and what are their names?

[The Dark Knight]

I think his only two children mentioned on the show were Talia and Jonah Hex. If I'm right but not online then someone else can post the next question.

[M'ral]

You're online and you're right!

[The Dark Knight]

What God did Maxie think Joker was?

[M'ral]

Hermes.

Name at least one famous poet that Batman quoted at some point in B:TAS.

[Bird Boy]

Shakespeare...?

If I'm right (I doubt I am..lol)..I'll try and get a new Q posted a little later on.. :)

-BB

[TimTwoFace]

Hey, wait, weren't Talia and Arkady Duvall the known children Ra's al Ghul has had? :)

As for the famous poets in BTAS, the only one I know of that Batman himself quotes at some length is William Blake and his poem, "The Tiger".

I can't recall if he quoted any Lewis Carroll, though; Jervis certainly did.

OK, so here's my question:

[b]What is the address of Wayne Manor? I'm not looking for the street name, but, rather, the numercial address?[b]

-Tim

[M'ral]

Hey, wait, weren't Talia and Arkady Duvall the known children Ra's al Ghul has had?

Oh crap, you're right! How did I get Jonah Hex and Arkady Duvall mixed up?! :eek:

Oh well, too late now, I guess. :rolleyes:

As for the poets, another one was Robert Frost (from I Am the Night).


What is the address of Wayne Manor? I'm not looking for the street name, but, rather, the numercial address?
I don't know about anybody else, but I don't understand the question. What's a numerical address? :confused:

[The Penguin]

Originally posted by TimTwoFace
What is the address of Wayne Manor? I'm not looking for the street name, but, rather, the numercial address

I've got it's 1-2-3-4-5. Yes! :p

[The Penguin]

How's about a hint Tim? This thread is at a standstill :(

[TimTwoFace]

Alright, by the "numerical address", I'll use Sesame Street as an example. 123 Sesame Street. The numerical part, of course, is the 123 part, not the street name. I know I didn't make it very clear - which isn't much help, since this is a tough question. :-)

Alright, I'll give you the answer, it's 1007. I believe it's in HEART OF STEEL.

Let's do another one. Where does Poison Ivy get incarcerated first? Arkham, Stonegate, or elsewhere?

-Tim

[TimTwoFace]

Originally posted by The Penguin


I've got it's 1-2-3-4-5. Yes! :p


Wait...1-2-3-4-5...that's the same combination I have for my luggage! :-P

-Tim

[M'ral]

Damn, I knew that one! 1007 Mountain Drive, Gotham City, NY! Damn Damn Damn!!!!!

Okay, I'm over it now. :D And BTW, it was The Demon's Quest pt 1.

Poison Ivy was first imprisoned in Gotham Penitentiary, which I think was later renamed to Stonegate.

What pricey brand of watch did Temple Fugate use in a bomb in the B:TAS episode The Clock King?

[TimTwoFace]

M'Ral, I honestly have no idea; I haven't seen THE CLOCK KING in a long time. I'll just guess...Rolex?

It's either that or the type of watch that comes in a bubble that you get from a vending machine or cereal box. :)

-Tim

[M'ral]

I'll just guess...Rolex?

Close enough. Actually, it was a Metronex, which is Rolex's B:TAS equivalent.

Your turn, Tim!

[TimTwoFace]

Whoo! I got it! What a guess!

OK, here we go...name the three BTAS episodes were, at some point, set during the Christmas/New Year's holiday season?

-Tim

[M'ral]

Christmas with the Joker (Christmas), A Bullet for Bullock (New Year's), Holiday Knights (both).

What is Bruce Wayne's favorite soup? (Believe it or not, this was in an episode!)

[bruce wayne56]

I think it was some kind of onion soup? :yakko:

[TimTwoFace]

Awww man, I forget...all I remember was that vishy-soise (wrong spelling) from BATMAN RETURNS...

-Tim

[M'ral]

Bruce wayne56 got it. It's French onion soup. Alfred thoughtfully served it in a microwavable crock in Vendetta, saving Bruce's dinner and cracking his case at the same time. What would Bruce do without him? :)

Bruce wayne56 is up to bat! (pun totallly intended! :D)

[JusticeLeagueLegion]

Originally posted by The Dark Knight
I think his only two children mentioned on the show were Talia and Jonah Hex. If I'm right but not online then someone else can post the next question.

Jonah Hex!? Don't you mean Arcady Duvall?

[TimTwoFace]

Re: Jonah Hex vs. Arkady Duvall

Don't worry dude, we already settled that one. It's all good.

So...are we gettin' a new question or what? Where's BruceWayne56?

-Tim

[bruce wayne56]

Hmmm. this is batman beyond to,so, What country was Paxton Powers at before, he came back to gotham?

[TimTwoFace]

I know it was either in Central or South America, so I'll just take a stab at it...Mexico? I'm pretty sure it was Mexico, but I won't write up a new question until someone confirms that.

-Tim

[M'ral]

The Spanish guy who stormed in on Derek Powers in the middle of promoting Paxton in Ascension mentioned Verdesa (sp?), but I don't know if that's a country or a city or region within a country (I never claimed Geography was my best subject! :rolleyes: ).

[JusticeLeagueLegion]

Originally posted by TimTwoFace
Re: Jonah Hex vs. Arkady Duvall

Don't worry dude, we already settled that one. It's all good.

So...are we gettin' a new question or what? Where's BruceWayne56?

-Tim

Sorry about that...I should have read on a little further and just kept my mouth shut. :D

[bruce wayne56]

tim, your turn

[TimTwoFace]

Oh, I guess I got it right, eh? Hmph. OK, well...

*THINKS FOR SOME REALLY OBSCURE FACTOID*

OK. Name all the villains that appeared in HOUSE AND GARDEN. There are three.

-Tim

[DerekPowers]

would it be ivy, harley (in picture form) and that plant monster?

[TimTwoFace]

Ehhh, close enough, I guess. Poison Ivy was obvious, and yeah, Harley was in the photo album, too. Look really closely and you'll also see that much-reused picture of Bruce Wayne and Harvey Dent shaking hands (from PRETTY POISON) in the photo album as well - so that's the three.

So Mr. Powers, the questioning is in your hands.

-Tim

[M'ral]

It's been almost a week, and no response from DerekPowers, so I'll post a question to get this game running again. I know I'm guilty of this too sometimes :rolleyes: , but please folks, when you get a question right, post a new one promptly. Just a day or two delay can drop this thread off the front page and into oblivion.

Okay, next question:

What was the name of the white-haired poor guy Bruce used as a disguise in The Forgotten?

And for bonus points, what kind of car did he drive?

[torifel]

Originally posted by M'ral
What was the name of the white-haired poor guy Bruce used as a disguise in The Forgotten?

And for bonus points, what kind of car did he drive?

Bruce posed as Gaff Morgan..
however, i don't know the make of the car.. (someone can help me out there)

new to this thread, and didn't have a chance to read all the ones before, so if this is a repeat (which i don't think so) i'm sorry in advance. but here's a question:

Who did Dr. Emile Dorian kidnap to provide his man/cat creation with a mate?

[M'ral]

Hi torifel! Welcome to the game! :)

Your question wasn't a repeat, so don't worry. The answer is Selina Kyle.

Next question:

How many thieves do Batman and Robin take out in the robbery in Chemistry?

P.S: Just so we don't have multiple questions floating around (my fault, I broke my own rule, sorry :( ), Gaff Morgan drove a Studebaker.

[G. Wen]

I think it was 4. If I'm right, someone please post a question for me.

[M'ral]

That's it!

Okay next one:

In the episode Catwalk, Catwoman described herself twice as "the cat who walks by herself." What famous writer/poet was she quoting?

[torifel]

Originally posted by M'ral
That's it!

Okay next one:

In the episode Catwalk, Catwoman described herself twice as "the cat who walks by herself." What famous writer/poet was she quoting?

*i think* it's rudyard kipling...

actually, i'm pretty sure it's kipling...

so, here's the next question:

In Day of the Samurai what is the ransom for the daughter of Yoru Sensei (be specific)?

[Manhunter]

Originally posted by torifel

In Day of the Samurai what is the ransom for the daughter of Yoru Sensei (be specific)?

A scroll that contains the secret of the deadly Onemuri(sp?) touch.


What alias did Poison Ivy use in Eternal Youth ?

[M'ral]

The map to the cave on Mount Kajiki (sp?) where Yoru Sensei's great-great-great-great grandfather hid the scroll containing the only set of instructions for Ki Bano Hoko (sp?), the incredibly dangerous style of martial art he had developed. Is that specific enough? ;)

P.S: Kiayi (sp?) was not Yoru Sensei's daughter. She was his star student, and like a daughter to him, but they were not related. :)

I'm out of town for the weekend, so somebody else can post a question for me. See ya on Monday! :)

And sorry about my atrocious spelling, guys. I know virtually zero Japanese.

EDIT

Oops, guess Manhunter beat me to it!

[TimTwoFace]

Man, I missed a whole bunch of questions over the past day - then again, I didn't know half of them, and that's kinda pitiful for me. Hmph.

I'll take M'Ral's lead and write a question. Here goes:

What is the name of Gotham City's football team?

-Tim

[Anarky]

Originally posted by TimTwoFace
Man, I missed a whole bunch of questions over the past day - then again, I didn't know half of them, and that's kinda pitiful for me. Hmph.

I'll take M'Ral's lead and write a question. Here goes:

What is the name of Gotham City's football team?

-Tim

The Gotham Knights
"Robin's Reckoning Part 1"
"Fear of Victory"

Question: Name Joker's thugs (BTAS & TNBA)

[Knight2]

Was it the same names as the 3 stooges?

[torifel]

Originally posted by Manhunter

What alias did Poison Ivy use in Eternal Youth ?

just so this isn't left unanswered...

it was Demeter

[Anarky]

Originally posted by Knight2
Was it the same names as the 3 stooges?

Well, for starters, there was Rocco and that other paunchy guy (not sure if his name was ever called out loud) from "Joker's Favor".

Then Captain Clown (robot thug) in "The Last Laugh"

Donner & Blitzen in "Christmas with the Joker"

Then there was Murph from "The Man Who Killed Batman"

Rocco and that other guy returned in "Harley & Ivy"

Then Vinny, Knuckles, & Kowalski in "Make 'Em Laugh"

Rocco and his pal showed up in TNBA in "Old Wounds"

And finally, we had Lar, Mo, & Curl

[TimTwoFace]

Yeah, I think those are all of 'em. The two paunchy guys (from JOKER'S FAVOR, HARLEY & IVY, and OLD WOUNDS) were Rocco and Henshaw. I'm not sure if either of them are spelled that way, but that's how it sounds phonetically.

(So...did I spell "phonetically" right, now? I'm not sure.)

-Tim

[Anarky]

Originally posted by TimTwoFace
Yeah, I think those are all of 'em. The two paunchy guys (from JOKER'S FAVOR, HARLEY & IVY, and OLD WOUNDS) were Rocco and Henshaw. I'm not sure if either of them are spelled that way, but that's how it sounds phonetically.

(So...did I spell "phonetically" right, now? I'm not sure.)

-Tim

In "Joker's Favor"
When Joker noticed the bomb explode from outside, he shouted out to his henchmen.
I thought he said: "Rocco!!! Head sharp! I smell a Bat!!!"
I thought he said "Head sharp." so Rocco would be on his toes.

So he actually shouted: "Rocco!!! Henshaw!!! I smell a Bat!!!"

Thanks for enlightening me. :-)

[Frank White]

OK, for to throw a little spice in here, whats the one place in the world even Lois Lane's credentials cant get her in to?

[Anarky]

Originally posted by Frank White
OK, for to throw a little spice in here, whats the one place in the world even Lois Lane's credentials cant get her in to?

the men's restroom.
her response when Chief Editor Perry White asked about Kyle Rayner's whereabouts.
-In Brightest Day...



Name the one sport we saw Lex engaging in.

[M'ral]

Archery (in Solar Power)

According to Bruce Wayne, what kind of dog is Ace?

[Calico]

Originally posted by M'ral

According to Bruce Wayne, what kind of dog is Ace?

Kind as in breed? Great Dane.

My other answer: Not nice.

"Nice dog." (Terry)
"Not really." (Bruce)

Or I could be completely off base....

[Anarky]

Originally posted by Calico


Kind as in breed? Great Dane.

My other answer: Not nice.

"Nice dog." (Terry)
"Not really." (Bruce)

Or I could be completely off base....

I believe you're right. Wayne phoned in looking for a Great Dane in "Babel".

[Calico]

Originally posted by Anarky


I believe you're right. Wayne phoned in looking for a Great Dane in "Babel".

Cool. Here's mine:

Mary McGinnis has a tattoo. Where on her body is it? Extra credit for knowing what it is of.

[Ravenger]

On her left ankle if I'm not mistaken and if i'm still not mistaken its in the shape of a heart. This is all in Batman Beyond episode Splicers.

Name all of the old villians(from Bruce's time) seen or mentioned on Batman Beyond(not counting Bruce Wayne's artifacts in the BatCave).

[TimTwoFace]

NOT COUNTING the artifacts in the Batcave, these villains have either appeared or have been mentioned on BATMAN BEYOND:

OBVIOUS CHOICES:
-The Joker
-Harley Quinn
-Mr. Freeze
-Bane
-Ra's Al Ghul
-Talia
-I GUESS that Derek Powers would still count, right?

MENTIONED:
-Catwoman
-The original Royal Flush Gang

I don't know if you are going to include the following categories, so...

IF WE ARE INCLUDING THE TRAINING SCENARIO IN "Terry's Friend Dates a Robot"...
-The Riddler
-Two-Face
-Killer Croc

IF WE INCLUDE THE VILLAINS SHOWN IN THE "Out of the Past" PLAY:
-The Joker
-The Penguin
-Two-Face
-Catwoman
-Poison Ivy
-Harley Quinn

I THINK I'm right here, so I'll come up with a new question:

Of all the villains in the rogue's gallery, which one has visited the Peregrenator's Club most often?

-Tim

[M'ral]

Harley Quinn. She visited the place twice--once, with Joker in Joker's Favor, then with Poison Ivy in Harley & Ivy.

We all know that Batman studied and mastered many styles of martial arts, but in the animated continuity, he's only ever specifically mentioned one style. Name it.

[Zoddman]

"Ju-jitsu! Ju-jitsu's no joke."

Okay, let me think of one. Hmmm, okay, got it!

Who was the first person that censors allowed Joker to kill on any of the Batman series?

[Bobby Boy 101]

i suppose that u could count the chalk outline in the 3rd half of Holiday Knights, but thats not really an on-screen death.

Was it in that one ep where Joker had his own amusement park? I seem to remember he pushing someone into the water and they like drowned or something

other than those wild gueses, i dunno 4 sure

[TimTwoFace]

I don't think that the Joker killed anyone in any episodes of BTAS until it made the switch over to the WB. (In fact, the only people I think they let die during the course of an episode were John and Mary Grayson.)

That said, my first Joker victim will be Salvatore Valestra in MASK OF THE PHANTASM.

(If you want the first person he killed, it's Carl Beaumont, but if you want the first person we SEE that he killed, it's Sal "the Wheezer" Valestra.)

-Tim

[Zoddman]

you got it, Tim.

[TimTwoFace]

Exxxcellent.

OK, here's one: aside from a brief panel in the MAD LOVE comic, in what Batman story would we find Babs and Buster Bunny (of TINY TOONS fame) making a brief cameo of some sort?

-Tim

[whitmore_sean]

OK, here's one: aside from a brief panel in the MAD LOVE comic, in what Batman story would we find Babs and Buster Bunny (of TINY TOONS fame) making a brief cameo of some sort?


That would be in Joker's Favor, when one of Joker's henchmen puts down his "Tiny Toons" comic to applaud. Babs and Buster are on the cover, I believe.



Which was the only episode where Joker's real name was mentioned?




SEAN

[TimTwoFace]

The Joker's REAL name was never mentioned on BTAS at any point, at least to my knowledge.

If we're looking for when the name "Jack Napier" comes up, it appears on an ID card in JOKER'S WILD, and I think that it's mentioned during Ryder's news report at the beginning of BEWARE THE CREEPER.

I think.

-Tim

[M'ral]

Jack Napier was also mentioned in Dreams in Darkness.

[Frank White]

Originally posted by M'ral
Jack Napier was also mentioned in Dreams in Darkness.

Right, when Batman starts shouting villian names and the psychiatrist mentions their real names.

OK, in Superman, what were the names of the men Lois Lane kissed in the series?

[Starman527]

What was the name of Krypton's sister planet, where Supergirl hails from?

[The Penguin]

Starman, Frank has asked a question and we will go with that one until it is answered. Only one at a time because otherwise it gets confusing. Argos is the name of the planet btw. So the question is still Frank's:


OK, in Superman, what were the names of the men Lois Lane kissed in the series?

[M'ral]

I think this is all of them...

John Corbin/Metallo (The Way of All Flesh)
Black-clad Superman (Brave New Metropolis)
Bruce Wayne (World's Finest pt 3) (And he kissed her in World's Finest pt 2, but neither kiss was mutual)
Superman (Legacy pt 2)

I'm not sure I got all of them, so I'll wait for confirmation before posting another question.

[M'ral]

On second thought, I'm leaving town in the morning and won't be back until Monday or Tuesday (it's true, travel's a curse. :rolleyes: ), so I withdraw my guess. If I got it right, somebody please post a new question for me, and if I got it wrong, then good luck to everyone else! :)

[The Penguin]

So Frank or anybody, is M'ral right here?

[M'ral]

Since it's been three days, I'm going to assume that I'm right and post a new question. If I don't this thread may disappear from the face of the boards. ;)

In the episode Joker's Wild, when Bruce Wayne is playing cards with the Joker, he replaces a card in his hand with one from his sleeve. What game are they playing, and what is the sum total of Bruce's hand before he replaces the card?

[TimTwoFace]

The game was Blackjack, but I don't know the sum total of the cards in Bruce's hand...but it's under 21! I know that. That's why he smugly says, "Hit me". Oh Bruce, you sly dog, you.

-Tim

(Feel free to answer the second half of this question if anyone knows.)

[torifel]

wasn't the original cards a 9 and a 3?

.. and if i'm correct, bruce replaced the 9 with an 8 to help clench the victory...

[M'ral]

Bingo (or should I say, Blackjack)! Bruce was dealt a 9 and a 3, sum total 12. Joker actually sent him over 21 by dealing him a king, but our hero couldn't stand to lose even a card game to his arch-enemy and cleverly switched his 9 for an 8 from the deck up his sleeve! How he managed to fit an entire deck of 52 cards up his sleeve AND choose exactly the card he wanted without tipping off the Joker remains a mystery. :)

[torifel]

ok. next question of the day...

In the episode MeanSeasons, Calendar kidnaps the president of what television network, and in remembrance of what day?

oops. can't believe i wrote the wrong word... that's what happens at 4 in the morning

[TimTwoFace]

He worked for the GWB network, in memory of October 27.

(BTW, the name of the episode was "Mean Seasons", not "Mad Seasons". :) )

OK, here's a new question:

Aside from Harley Quinn, name a woman on BTAS that the Joker has (even jokingly) been affectionate towards.

-Tim

:)

[Frank White]

Originally posted by TimTwoFace
He worked for the GWB network, in memory of October 27.

(BTW, the name of the episode was "Mean Seasons", not "Mad Seasons". :) )

OK, here's a new question:

Aside from Harley Quinn, name a woman on BTAS that the Joker has (even jokingly) been affectionate towards.

-Tim

:)

Oops sorry, I've been slacking, but you were right. Anyway to answer the question. Mmmm, Is it Summer Gleason? Didn't he like rub her cheeks or something in Christmas with the Joker?

[M'ral]

Poison Ivy in Joker's Wild. He he, that scene was so funny! :D And of course, we can't forget Hazel, the World's Fair robot from Mask of the Phantasm! "What do ya say, hon? Feeling the old electricity tonight?" :D

I don't remember him being anything but obnoxious toward Summer Gleason, but I could be wrong, so I'll wait for confirmation.

[TimTwoFace]

M'Ral is too good at this. Yes, you're right! I was sooo going for Hazel on this one. True, she's a real homebody, but you can't help who you fall in love with, right?

I forgot about the Ivy thing, though. I guess "being affectionate" is quite a grey area.

So M'Ral, the floor is yours.

-Tim

[M'ral]

Thanks Tim!

What was the name of the flower with which Poison Ivy almost killed Harvey Dent and Batman in Pretty Poison? I just want the common name, but if you remember the scientific name, that's fine too. ;)

[torifel]

Originally posted by M'ral
Thanks Tim!

What was the name of the flower with which Poison Ivy almost killed Harvey Dent and Batman in Pretty Poison? I just want the common name, but if you remember the scientific name, that's fine too. ;)

wasn't it something like the 'wild thorny rose'?
(or at least something like that..)

[TimTwoFace]

I'm kicking myself for not knowing this. "Wild thorny rose" does sound right - I remember Alfred mentioning that in the cave - but I don't feel very confident.

Maybe I'm just tired. The first thing that came to mind was "Rose Cafe", but obviously, that's waaaayyyy off. :P

-Tim

[M'ral]

You got it torifel!

[torifel]

Originally posted by M'ral
You got it torifel!

sweet.

sorry guys for the long delay, but i was out of town (somewhat unexpectedly) and will be gone over the next few days, so if someone can, please post a reply for me

[M'ral]

That makes two of us. I'm leaving town today, and won't be back until Monday or Tuesday. Hopefully, there'll be somebody left around here to post a new question! ;)

[The Penguin]

What was the name of the helicopter the Penguin stole in Blind As A Bat?

"As of this moment, the most dangerous bird in the sky is the Penguin! Ha ha ha!"

[Frank White]

Originally posted by The Penguin
What was the name of the helicopter the Penguin stole in Blind As A Bat?

"As of this moment, the most dangerous bird in the sky is the Penguin! Ha ha ha!"

The Raven. And it had some numbers and letter after it like X256 or something but I can't remember

[torifel]

Originally posted by The Penguin
What was the name of the helicopter the Penguin stole in Blind As A Bat?

"As of this moment, the most dangerous bird in the sky is the Penguin! Ha ha ha!"

the actual name was the Raven X-111

but FrankWhite was close enough so i'll let him have the next question

[Frank White]

OK

What was the name of the place where Harley hung Batman upside down in Mad Love?

[torifel]

Originally posted by Frank White
OK

What was the name of the place where Harley hung Batman upside down in Mad Love?

it was the Aquacade at the Gotham fishing dock, i believe.... and Harley hung him over a tank of piranhas

waiting for green light...

[TimTwoFace]

Yep, that one sounds right to me. Go for it, man!

-Tim

[Frank White]

Yup, Aquacade

[torifel]

ok. sorry to take so long.... where does time go?

In Harlenquinade, what is the name of the song that Harley Quinn sings? and what movie was it originally from?
(If you want extra bonus, you can answer who the song writer was and what year the movie came out...)

[The Penguin]

It was "Say That We're Sweethearts Again" from the 1944 MGM film "Meet The People". It was by Earl Brent. Props to Maxie for bringing this up in the "Harlequinade" Talkback thread (http://forums.toonzone.net/showthread.php?s=&threadid=21817) about a month ago. :D

What did the Scarecrow tell the bookie to call him in "Fear of Victory"? (Warning may be too easy, I'm drawing a blank :( )

[Bleu Unicorn]

Originally posted by The Penguin
It was "Say That We're Sweethearts Again" from the 1944 MGM film "Meet The People". It was by Earl Brent. Props to Maxie for bringing this up in the "Harlequinade" Talkback thread (http://forums.toonzone.net/showthread.php?s=&threadid=21817) about a month ago. :D

What did the Scarecrow tell the bookie to call him in "Fear of Victory"? (Warning may be too easy, I'm drawing a blank :( )
Lucky?

-- Uni

[Frank White]

Yup I'm sure it's Lucky

[Bleu Unicorn]

In Mask of the Phantasm, Andrea Beaumont is seen talking to her mother at her grave -- what's the name on the tombstone?

Good luck!

-- Uni

[Bleu Unicorn]

Are we in need of a hint?

-- Uni

[torifel]

Originally posted by BleuUnicorns
In Mask of the Phantasm, Andrea Beaumont is seen talking to her mother at her grave -- what's the name on the tombstone?

Good luck!

-- Uni

shoot.... i should know this...
her mother's name was Victoria Beaumont....

[Bleu Unicorn]

Yup, that's the name, take it away!

-- Uni

[Bleu Unicorn]

Torifel, you gonna post a question?

-- Uni

[torifel]

oops sorry...

ok.. hm.. a question. well, my mind isn't really working here, so i'm going to switch to batman beyond (since i think this quiz allows it...)

in hidden agenda, what were at least two other names on the list of students that lead double lives max's program discovered?

sorry, but that's the best of i can think of now... too much stuff to do...

[Bleu Unicorn]

Oooo! I know this -- I just saw it yesterday... but I just had a question... so I'll let someone else take this one.

-- Uni

[torifel]

Originally posted by BleuUnicorns
Oooo! I know this -- I just saw it yesterday... but I just had a question... so I'll let someone else take this one.

-- Uni

well, if no one replies soon, i'm sure it would be fine for you to go ahead and answer... might as well keep the thread going, you know?

[BatChick]

I know one was Terry and I want to say GV Carver but I don't think that's right.

[torifel]

Originally posted by BatChick
I know one was Terry and I want to say GV Carver but I don't think that's right.

oh.. maybe i should clarify.. i'm looking for at least 2 other names besides Terry McGinnis... but if no one get get two, then i guess we'll just have to go with what we have...

also, i don't think your guess was right... sorry.

[JckNapier2]

Ok... back into the next question...

The names on the list of double lives are...

Terry McGinnis
Karl Gall
Ken Dampier
Ellen Fletcher
Ted Blackman
Sal Valletta


My question...

What were the two episodes of Batman that made explicit references to two certain types of illegal drugs. What episodes and what drugs, respectively?

Scott Mendelson

[M'ral]

Oooh, looks like I missed some good questions while I was gone! I'll have to cut down on the traveling! ;)

Hmmm, at the moment the only one I can think of is Venom, but I'm not sure that would count. It's also 4:00 AM, so my brain is already asleep. :rolleyes: I'll have to think about it in the morning and get back to you. I'm hoping somebody will beat me to it because I don't expect to get it anytime soon! :D

EDIT

Oh, wait a minute, "rock crystal" was mentioned in A Bullet for Bullock! Yay! One down, one to go! :)

EDIT

I think heroin was mentioned somewhere too, in one of the Rupert Thorne episodes, but I can't remember which one. Argh!!

[murmur]

I think if any drug was mentioned in a Rupert Thorne episode, it would be the one where Arnold Stromwell is on the road to reform. His kid is in critical condition due to some drug or another. I really don't know for sure though or what drug (plus I sadly forgot the ep. name). Someone still has to make a solid answer...

Alternate answers not yet given to old questions:
The first Tiny Toons magazine was first featured way back in Nothing to Fear. A security guard is lazily reading it as the Scarecrow slips by and gasses him.

There is indeed a Shakespeare quote in Batman:TAS. It's at the end of Prophecy of Doom. Bruce says "As the Bard wrote, 'Our fate...lies not in our stars but in ourselves.'" "The Bard" is a historical nickname for Shakespeare. The quote itself is from Julius Ceaser, in one of Cassius' monologues (Act 1, Scene 3, I believe). The original quote is actually "Our fate, dear Brutus, lies not in our stars, but in ourselves." Interestingly, Cassius is generally considered villainous in the play, and the quote was given in a rebellious context. In Shakespeare's times, people did believe that outside influences such as astrology controlled human behavior. Nostromos would have done much better in Victorian England! (I hope that tangent is still considered indirectly on topic...)

[JckNapier2]

I'll give ya all a hint or two on the drug question

Venom is not a commonly traded street drug so that's not what I'm looking for.

Somone, not saying who, had the right episode but the wrong drug.

The other episode that has yet to be brought up... It's not a popular episode. It was once referred to by the creators as "A good Tuesday show. Not something you want to start or end the week on, but it passes the time."


Scott Mendelson

[Bleu Unicorn]

I can honestly say I have absolutely no clue as to the answer... but someone better make a guess, before this thread is lost due to lack of activity! :)

-- Uni

[JckNapier2]

In regards to my obscenely specific drug question (don't feel bad, I have every Batman/Superman/Beyond episode on tape and watch them alot)....

Hmm... I'm not sure how the game works. Should I give everyone the answer and ask another question? Should I give hints? Should I just allow everyone to just skip that question?


Scott Mendelson

[Bleu Unicorn]

Up to you, Scott, it is your question. You're welcome to handle it any way you want.

-- Uni

[JckNapier2]

Ok... here is the official answer (according to me, anyway)...


Episode A: Moon of the Wolf, Dr Milo made several references to steriods

Episode B: A Bullet For Bullock, Batman asks Bullock to talk to Summer Gleason. He wants info on her report of the Gotham crack labs.


Here's another one to get the ball rolling again...

At the end of Beware the Grey Ghost, there is a large scale mockup of a People magazine cover. Obviously, this cover features the Grey Ghost (with Batman shadowing over). What actor is featured in the upper right corner of the magazine?

Scott Mendelson

[torifel]

Originally posted by JckNapier2
Here's another one to get the ball rolling again...

At the end of Beware the Grey Ghost, there is a large scale mockup of a People magazine cover. Obviously, this cover features the Grey Ghost (with Batman shadowing over). What actor is featured in the upper right corner of the magazine?


here's a random guess....
simon trent?
i doubt it since it'll be too easy, but i'm too lazy to go watch it again..haha. :p

[Barb Gordon]

For some reason I think it's Matt Hagen. Have no idea if that's right, but that's the name in my head at the moment.

Barb^-^

[murmur]

Matt Hagen it is, aka Clayface (was that what you were thinking of?). Good quesitons Jack! Your turn Barb.

[Barb Gordon]

Yay, way cool, this is fun! Hmm..it's late at night, so here's an easy one since I can't think of a hard one at the moment:

In the episode Animal Act, what was the gorilla's name, and what was the name of the family that did the animal act at Haly's Cirucs?

Barb^-^

[torifel]

Originally posted by Barb Gordon
In the episode Animal Act, what was the gorilla's name, and what was the name of the family that did the animal act at Haly's Cirucs?


well, i haven't been trying very hard lately, so i'm going to *attempt* to use my brain..heh.

i definitely know the gorilla's name is peaches

and for the family... the only name i can think of is Kane, but actually, the way i'm going, probably wrong.. :confused:

[Barb Gordon]

Nope, they're both right! The gorilla's name was Peaches, and the family name was Kane (The Kane Family Wild Animal Act). Good job! It's your turn, go for it!

Barb^-^

[torifel]

hah. i don't know how i remembered the family name...

anyways, i'm about right out the door, so i'll give a super easy question. sorry guys.

in the ep Beware the Gray Ghost, what was the first target of the original Mad Bomber?

[Barb Gordon]

Ack, this thread has already been bumped down to the second page! You know what's sad? For such an easy question, for the life of me I can't recall the answer. I know what the second target was, but not the first. I know the Gotham Art College, or Museum was a target hit...could of sworn the Library was one too. I'll go with Gotham Lab for the heck of it, though I doubt it's right.

Barb^-^

[torifel]

nice try, but nope..

c'mon guys!... i thought this would be a dead give-away, esp since i made the question late at night and there was a grey ghost question just earlier... which i personally thought was much harder...

note: original Mad Bomber...

[The Penguin]

Originally posted by torifel
in the ep Beware the Gray Ghost, what was the first target of the original Mad Bomber?
The first place the Bomber hit was Piedmont Plastics, then Gotham's version hit Gotham Plastics.

Besides "Beware The Gray Ghost" name at least two episodes that featured (a more or less) physical appearance by Thomas Wayne (pictures and paintings don't count).

[Barb Gordon]

One of them I think I know for sure, the other, well, I'm not so sure! lol:
Perchance to Dream
Appointment in Crime Alley

Barb^-^

[JckNapier2]

Besides "Beware The Gray Ghost" name at least two episodes that featured (a more or less) physical appearance by Thomas Wayne (pictures and paintings don't count). [/B][/QUOTE]


Perchance to Dream, Dreams in Darkness

Scott Mendelson

[Bleu Unicorn]

JckNapier2, I'm almost 100% positive that you are right -- so you get the next question.

-- Uni

[JckNapier2]

Ok...


In real world animated series continuity, how many times has Batman faced Bane?

Scott Mendelson

[Bleu Unicorn]

Originally posted by JckNapier2
In real world animated series continuity, how many times has Batman faced Bane?
Hmm, if we are talking about Batman and not just Bruce... I think only twice. Once in "Bane" and once in "Knight Time" -- as I am not sure if this is right, I'll await conformation.

-- Uni

[torifel]

Originally posted by BleuUnicorn

Hmm, if we are talking about Batman and not just Bruce... I think only twice. Once in "Bane" and once in "Knight Time" -- as I am not sure if this is right, I'll await conformation.

-- Uni

You're missing Over the Edge

So I think it comes down to:
Bane, Knight Time, and [I]Over the Edge[/]

[Bleu Unicorn]

Originally posted by torifel


You're missing Over the Edge

So I think it comes down to:
Bane, Knight Time, and Over the Edge
No, I'm not -- the question specified "real world" encounters... "Over the Edge" is a dream fight....

-- Uni

[torifel]

ooooh. you're probably right then...
totally missed that part of the question..
good call. very observant :D

[Bleu Unicorn]

Ok, I'm pretty sure my answer was right... so here's the new question: In "Batgirl Returns" where does Catwoman ask Batgirl to meet her?

-- Uni

[JckNapier2]

Originally posted by BleuUnicorn
Ok, I'm pretty sure my answer was right... so here's the new question: In "Batgirl Returns" where does Catwoman ask Batgirl to meet her?

-- Uni

Nope... the answer given to that question was wrong. In the real world, Batman fought Bane only once. In Knighttime, it was Superman, not Batman that fought Bane.

Scott Mendelson

[Bleu Unicorn]

Originally posted by JckNapier2


Nope... the answer given to that question was wrong. In the real world, Batman fought Bane only once. In Knighttime, it was Superman, not Batman that fought Bane.

Scott Mendelson
No, you said Batman, not Bruce Wayne... Superman was in the Batsuit, so I would say that counts as Batman... I emphasized that in my answer... either way... it really doesn't matter... it really depends how you look at it. From Bane's point of view, I'd say he fought Batman twice. Even though, it was two different Bat-men. :)

-- Uni

[JckNapier2]

Hmm... you're right... in an earlier, unread post, you did debate my intent... for what it's worth, you stumped me with your question :-)

Scott Mendelson

[Alexandra Wayne]

The Bayshore Pier (at least the first time!)
I just saw the ep, so I think I'm right. If not, I'll delete this question:
Where in Gotham is the Joker's Wild casino located?
Alex

[Bleu Unicorn]

Alex, want to grace us with a clue. I'm not sure if it's just me, but the question seems rather vague.

-- Uni

[Alexandra Wayne]

Well, in the episode Joker's Wild, Joker and Ivy watch the opening of the Joker's Wild Casino on television. Summer Gleeson introduces the segment by stating where she is. The Casino is located in a specific part of Gotham, or, more specifically, on a specific boardwalk. What's the name of the boardwalk on which the casino was located?
Is that more clear, or would you like another, more obvious hint?
Sorry for any confusion!
Alex

[Barb Gordon]

Hey Alex, well obviously your question is so good that none of us can answer it! That..or,like myself...everyone is having a major brain fart. You posted the question up the 24th, gave us a clue on the 25th, and so far, today, the 26th, no one's been able to answer it. If by the end of today no one gets it, do you think you should just post up a different question?

Barb^-^

[Alexandra Wayne]

Good plan, Barb!
Maybe another clue?
Okay, it's the Gotham *something* Boardwalk
and the *something* is a term that's sometimes preceded by "Pacific."
Okay, so the phrase would be Pacific *something* It's alliterative, so the *something* starts with a P.
And the place where the casino is located is Gotham *something*
Boardwalk.
Okay, if no one gets this by the end of the day, I'll post a new question :)
Alex

[Barb Gordon]

This is what I would call a wild guess, but here goes:
Gotham Palisades Boardwalk

Barb^-^

[Alexandra Wayne]

YAY!
You got it!
Your turn, Barb!
Alex

[Barb Gordon]

.....Sweet! Okay, here goes, and it's a two parter, because I consider each question to not be that hard.
This is concerning the episode "You Scratch My Back" with Nightwing and Catwoman. Okay, here goes:
What was the name of the the cargo ship (there are actually two answer for this, either one works), and what in it's cargo was Catwoman after?

Barb^-^

[The Green Hornet]

The Ship's name is "Little Angels"


Catwoman was REALLY after the "Cat's Eye Emerald"

[Madness Bat]

What was the only episode that Batman Bled in in the BTAS series?

[The Green Hornet]

Who is the african american reporter for the Daily Planet?

[murmur]

Originally posted by Madness Bat
What was the only episode that Batman Bled in in the BTAS series? That would be the pilot, "On Leather Wings." My guess is that Fox didn't force an edit of the pilot but cautioned against blood from then on. WB let him bleed in TNBA though.

Since it was technically supposed to be Hornet's question though, I'll let whoever answers that post the next question. So to avoid confusion, the question left on the table is:

Who is the African American reporter for the Daily Planet?

[Barb Gordon]

Madness Bat--I'm assuming you don't know the rules, but you can only post a trivia question AFTER you have answered the current one up. Green Hornet answered my question (perfectly I might add! The Spanish name for Little Angels was Angelitos), and now it's his turn to post up a question. One I haven't a clue about which is:

Who is the African-American reporter for the Daily Planet?

Barb^-^

[Joe G.]

That 'twould be Ron Troupe.

What do I win? :)

[The Green Hornet]

CORRECT!

Ask another question mi amice!

[Joe G.]

HOO-AH!

Name 2 people who visit Maggie Sawyer while she's in the hospital in Apokolips...Now!

Have fun :)

[BatChick]

One is her sister, cause she's with her when they get the news that Turpin's been killed.

The other one I want to say is Turpin before he's killed. But that one is just a guess.

[murmur]

Turpin does visit her. She cautions him not to be reckless, that she's counting on him, etc. And I was wondering about the other woman there...when do they say she's her sister? I never remember that clarified, but I guess I was wrong.

[BatChick]

I'll wait to post a question until I have confirmation the other answer is right if you guys want. Just let me know.

[Toddman]

Originally posted by murmur
Turpin does visit her. She cautions him not to be reckless, that she's counting on him, etc. And I was wondering about the other woman there...when do they say she's her sister? I never remember that clarified, but I guess I was wrong.

That's not her sister...

That character's name is "Toby."

In the comic book series, she is Maggie Sawyer's *uh-hum* "long-time companion."

I thought it was one of the nicer and more subtle "adult" touches added to any of the animated series. And it held true to it's comic book reference.

Toddman

[BatChick]

Thanks for the info Toddman. Looks like someone else gets to post the next question.

[Toddman]

Originally posted by BatChick
Thanks for the info Toddman. Looks like someone else gets to post the next question.

Technically, you still got the answer right, BatChick. You knew who Maggie's two visitors were. Besides, nowhere in the episode do they come out and say that Toby is Maggie's lesbian lover, that was a strictly a nod to the readers of the comic book.

If no one has any objections, I think you should go ahead and post a question.

Toddman

[BatChick]

Sorry for the delay everyone. Here's my question:

In the B:TAS episode "Nothing to Fear" how does the Scarecrow's fear gas affect Robin?

Okay I'll admit it's a really easy one.

[Toddman]

Originally posted by BatChick
Sorry for the delay everyone. Here's my question:

In the B:TAS episode "Nothing to Fear" how does the Scarecrow's fear gas affect Robin?

Okay I'll admit it's a really easy one.

Hmmm...trick question? Robin's not in that episode, is he?

Toddman

[torifel]

Originally posted by BatChick
Sorry for the delay everyone. Here's my question:

In the B:TAS episode "Nothing to Fear" how does the Scarecrow's fear gas affect Robin?

Okay I'll admit it's a really easy one.

hehe. yeah, it's easy, but that's good for me :D

anyways, robin develops acrophobia (or fear of heights)...
initially can't even use the bat grapple to go up the building where the robbers were and batman had to save him.... but then he overcomes his fears in the end.. yippee...

[BatChick]

Your right torifel. Go ahead and post the next question

[Barb Gordon]

*pounces on BatChik's avatar, steals it, blows it up and hangs it in her room*....*cough*, anyways. Okay, pardon me, I'm a freak like this...but I just wanted to point at that the episode where Robin's natural fear of heights, which is brought out by Scarecrow's fear powder, is "Fear of Victory", not "Nothing to Fear". Remember, Scarecrow had that powder to use on athletes to help him get some money by betting against them, hence the episode's name. Okay, I'm done!

~Barb

[BatChick]

Barb,
Thought you'd like the avatar. I have one of him in the NW costume sans mask with the eyes too. Of course I no longer have that one in my files and can't find it anywhere now so that one can't be an avatar. Unfortunately.

And thanks for correcting me. I couldn't remember the title and now feel a bit stupid that I didn't check the episode guide. My apologies to everyone.

[torifel]

oops. i thought i added that in my post (incorrect title) but apparently forgot to... my mind is no longer existant..

anyways, in regards to all my upcoming stuff ... i'll make this next question relatively easy (mainly cuz this episode was just on this past weekend)

In Two Face, Part 1, what was the license plate number of the limo that took Harvey Dent to meet with Rupert Thorne to discuss Harvey's secret?

[M'ral]

That's easy?! :eek: Now you know why I've been absent from this game for so long! ;)

[torifel]

Originally posted by M'ral
That's easy?! :eek: Now you know why I've been absent from this game for so long! ;)

hahaha. sorry. i meant easy just since it recently aired, but i have to admit i doubt the first instinct is to look at license plate numbers :p but being the dork i am, i purposely paid attention to stuff like that for this quiz... hahahaha. i'm so addicted to these quizzes now!

[The Penguin]

In Two Face, Part 1, what was the license plate number of the limo that took Harvey Dent to meet with Rupert Thorne to discuss Harvey's secret?
The plate expires in Dec and the number is 7079 (it pays to tape).

What was the name of the prison project that gave Bane his super strength?

[M'ral]

Finally, one I know! Thank you, Penguin!

Project Gilgamesh.

I'll be back in a minute with the next question...as soon as I come up with one!

EDIT

Got one!

What is Dick Grayson's blood type?

[Condiment King]

A guess, O

[M'ral]

Close enough. Technically, O+. Your turn, ionglkyle!

[Condiment King]

:D :D :D Are you kidding me????!! I have never had a turn in one of these quizzes. Just luck I guess. My blood type is O+. I guess I have a lot in common with Nightwing. Here's mine:

3-Part Question:

How did Superman know that Batman was once under mind control, who did he ask for help, and where did he find Batman?

[M'ral]

Part 1: He and Robin figured it out after Roxy Rocket informed Superman that Batman was missing.

Part 2: First Robin, then I guess you could count Mad Hatter too.

Part 3: Technically, he didn't find Batman. He found Bruce Wayne in the launch bay at Wayne Aerospace, where he was preparing to launch Brainiac's ship while under the alien's control.

All of the above happened in the episode Knight Time.

Since I can't come up with anything better at the moment, I'll stay in my current vein. :D

What is Barbara Gordon's blood type?

[TimTwoFace]

I'm not sure on this one, but it's whatever Nora Fries' blood type is...isn't it "AB"? I'm not sure. Come on, I just bought the Sub-Zero DVD today, I should've paid closer attention!

I won't ask another question 'til M'Ral gets back to us. ;-Y

-Tim

[M'ral]

That's the one! Barbara Gordon and Nora Fries share the same rare blood type, AB...well, technically, AB-, but I won't nitpick. ;) Just be glad I didn't get into her height, weight, address, etc, which were also featured in Sub-Zero...not yet, anyway! :D

Anyway, the floor's yours, Tim!

[Toddman]

Originally posted by M'ral
Part 1: He and Robin figured it out after Roxy Rocket informed Superman that Batman was missing.


This might be considered nitpicking, also, but I don't think that Superman learned about the actual mind-control until he discovered the nanites at Bruce Wayne's office.

Toddman

[Condiment King]

Sorry for my absence. I agree with toddman. Again, this may be nitpicking but Superman didn't discover the mind control until after discovering the nanites on the phone. I intended that to be part 1 with the Mad Hatter being part 2. Part 3 is technically Bruce Wayne indeed, sorry. :D

[The Penguin]

Well we are a couple of question beyond this so we just need to say "ah well" and move on. Your question Tim ;-Y

[TimTwoFace]

Alright, this one is a bit of a blooper.

When the Scarecrow gasses a security guard and gives him a case of arachnophobia, how many legs do the spiders in his hallucination have?

Mwuhahahaha.

-Tim

[Bleu Unicorn]

Oddily, they have four -- I always thought that was weird, I figured it was an animation fluke. I'm pretty sure that this is right, so here's the new question (ignore it if I'm wrong):

Bruce usually leaves two red roses at his parents' grave and in Crime Alley, name an episode where he leaves roses of a different color.

-- Uni

[M'ral]

The Batman Beyond episode Ace in the Hole. I had to play that scene over five or six times before I was satisfied that my eyes were not deceiving me and yes, indeed, the roses were white.

I can't think of a question at the moment, so somebody else please post one for me. :)

[The Penguin]

This one shouldn't be too hard...

In The Clock King what time did Hamilton Hill tell Temple Fugate to take his coffee break?

[JckNapier2]

The Mayor told Fugit to take his coffee break at 3:15pm

Scott Mendelson

[TimTwoFace]

Uhhh, it looks like Scott isn't posting a new question so I'll jump in here and give my two cents.

In which episode do we see Harvey Bullock chomping down on a cigar in one scene, and not his trademark toothpick?

-Tim

[Barb Gordon]

Are we sure Napier wasn't going to post a question? He might of just been waiting for confirmation that his guess was correct before making a question. It's really more polite to wait at least a day, or ask the person if they're going to post a question or not, instead of just assuming they aren't. But those are just my thoughts.

~Barb

[JckNapier2]

Originally posted by Barb Gordon
Are we sure Napier wasn't going to post a question? He might of just been waiting for confirmation that his guess was correct before making a question. It's really more polite to wait at least a day, or ask the person if they're going to post a question or not, instead of just assuming they aren't. But those are just my thoughts.

~Barb

Yeah, I was waiting for a confirmation. Thanks for the thought.

I'll just wait for the next one to roll around.
:-)

Scott Mendelson

[The Penguin]

I think if you're waiting for confirmation you should say "I think it's [this] but I'll wait for confirmation. Otherwise I can understand Tim thinking that Scott just opted not to post. Something to keep in mind. :)

Anyway the question still is...


In which episode do we see Harvey Bullock chomping down on a cigar in one scene, and not his trademark toothpick?

[M'ral]

I believe that was in On Leather Wings, in the scene when Harvey Bullock, Harvey Dent, Commissioner Gordon, and Mayor Hill are discussing what to do about Batman. I'm not sure though, it's been a long time since I've seen that episode, so I'll wait for confirmation.

[murmur]

Originally posted by M'ral
I believe that was in On Leather Wings, in the scene when Harvey Bullock, Harvey Dent, Commissioner Gordon, and Mayor Hill are discussing what to do about Batman. I'm not sure though, it's been a long time since I've seen that episode, so I'll wait for confirmation. I'm almost positive that you are correct. It's no coincidence. Fox censors wouldn't allow Timm and co. to continue using a direct smoking reference just as they wouldn't let them show Batman's blood. But in both cases, they didn't force them to change the pilot. If you want to be careful though you should probably wait for additional conformation because I don't actually remember seeing it; I just don't see how it could be any other way.

[Mr. Peabody]

Here's a question:

In Cold Comfort what is the name of the painting Freeze destroyed?

[Bleu Unicorn]

It's M'ral's question... she got the last one right (we think), Sc00bYryaN.

-- Uni

[Toddman]

Originally posted by murmur
I'm almost positive that you are correct. It's no coincidence. Fox censors wouldn't allow Timm and co. to continue using a direct smoking reference just as they wouldn't let them show Batman's blood. But in both cases, they didn't force them to change the pilot. If you want to be careful though you should probably wait for additional conformation because I don't actually remember seeing it; I just don't see how it could be any other way.

You might be right about the cigar thing (even though I can't remember if Bullock had a cigar in "On Leather Wings" or not). Fox did let them give the Penguin a cigarette and cigarette holder in all of his appearances, although it was never lit.

The blood thing is a little different situation from what I remember. Before the first episode had aired, there was an interview with members of the creative team in "Comics Scene" magazine. They talked about the fact that the Fox censors gave them a "blood quota" they could use throughout the course of the season. They said they used almost all of it in the first episode. It seems like they used more than that though, since no blood at all showed up in any of the other 84 episodes that aired on Fox.

Toddman

[M'ral]

Originally posted by Toddman
the Fox censors gave them a "blood quota" they could use throughout the course of the season.

Weird!

Since I can't think of anything better at the moment, I'll borrow Sc00bYryaN's question:

In Cold Comfort, what is the name of the painting Freeze destroyed?

[Barb Gordon]

Okay, not only as this thread been pushed back to the second page due to inactivity, but--by the time most people read this--it will have been just about three days since this question has been up in the air. We either need to get a hint, M'ral, or you should just try another question.

~Barb

[torifel]

Originally posted by M'ral
Weird!

Since I can't think of anything better at the moment, I'll borrow Sc00bYryaN's question:

In Cold Comfort, what is the name of the painting Freeze destroyed?

i remember something about dusk/night and gotham..

hm.. something similar to "twilight in gotham"... right?

[Barb Gordon]

I would so swear that's right....a little lightbulb went off in my head and everything...but we can wait till M'ral agrees...but boy does it look right to me!

~Barb

the trivia thread lives again!

[torifel]

hey mral or Sc00bYryaN,

"twilight in gotham" or what?

i guess if they don't reply tonight, i'll send in a question regardless to revive this thread

[M'ral]

Yup, that's right. Sorry for the delay! :(

[torifel]

hm.. a nice easy one..

where was jack ryder when he was turned into the creeper? and why was he there?

[The Old Maid]

Originally posted by torifel

Where was jack ryder when he was turned into The Creeper, and why was he there?

He was in the Ace Chemical Factory ("Beware the Creeper") and had gone there to film a segment on the 7th anniversary of Joker's transformation. Ryder was then flushed down the drain and emerged from the sewers.

Next question :

In the TNBA episode "Judgment Day" we see a three-story statue of Justice with a sword. Name the BATMAN BEYOND episode in which the statue reappeared. (Hint : Terry broke it.)

[Calico]

Originally posted by The Old Maid

Next question :

In the TNBA episode "Judgment Day" we see a three-story statue of Justice with a sword. Name the BATMAN BEYOND episode in which the statue reappeared. (Hint : Terry broke it.)

A huge shot in the dark, but was it 'Rats' when he was fighting Mad Stan?

[The Old Maid]

No, it was a third-season episode.

[Barb Gordon]

There are a few episodes that I have in mind, just can recall which one had that dang statue. But I'll try: Out Of The Past

~Barb

[The Old Maid]

No, sorry. Maybe the way that Terry broke it will help. He broke it with his head. His hard, hard head. A normal person would have turned into strawberry jam, but instead it was the statue that got damaged. In fact in this episode Terry took such a beating there should have been enough strawberry jam for everyone.

[James Harvey]

This is a complete shot in the dark but...King's Ransom?

[The Old Maid]

Nope. So ... Season 3 had 13 episodes, and we've eliminated two. Any takers?

[M'ral]

Well, I might as well take a shot at it (unfortunately, completely in the dark :confused: )...Betrayal?

[TimTwoFace]

I'll just say BIG TIME but, honestly, I haven't a clue.

-Tim

[The Old Maid]

Sorry, no on both counts. *sniffle* I hadn't thought it would be quite this hard (the statue was very distinctive and in "Judgment Day" was the setting for most of Act III).

Hints. Hmm. If I give you the villain it would give you the episode. But how many villains are physically capable of breaking something so big? (The statue, not Terry's head) :D

[Borg4of3]

Woohoo! I've got it! :D The statue reappeared in Inqueling! As celebration, strawberry Jam for everyone!

Alrighty, here's my Q - Despite Robin's assertation in TNBA's Knight Time that Bruce Wayne never ever smiled, he did many a times in BTAS, even when in costume. Name 5 occurences that Batman (not while he's in Bruce Wayne persona) smiled in BTAS. (I've found 15)

*note, this does not include times Batman is in costume but speaking as Bruce Wayne, say, over the phone or something; but it does include times Batman isn't in costume, but not pretending to be Bruce.

[Barb Gordon]

Augh, suddenly it seems so hard to think of episodes when he smiled! Here's an attempt though:

Christmas with the Joker
Make 'Em Laugh
Beware the Gray Ghost
Harlequinade
If You're So Smart, Why Aren't You Rich?

~Barb

[Borg4of3]

My list isn't complete, so I'll have to recheck those; but Beware the Grey Ghost counts - Bats smiles when he's showing Trent his own collection of Grey Ghost memoribilia, and so does Christmas with the Joker, as he's holding Joker from falling into the vat. And Make em' Laugh, as Joker's falling with his pants down and boxers showing :p (who couldn't smile at that) - Just to help me recheck, if possible, could you be more specific of when it happens in the ep?

[Barb Gordon]

Ummm, no, not really. I was just making educated guesses,lol. I felt pretty sure that three of the eps I listed had Batman smiling somewhere in them, I could recall scenes where it would happen. But as for the other two I listed, I was just assuming/hoping that he could have perhaps smiled in someway in them.

~Barb

[Borg4of3]

Heyo - an update!

Batman also smiled in If You're So Smart, when Robin comes out of nowhere and knocks away a Riddler goon when they're fighting in the flaming Wasteland club. But Harlequinade, even tho it got tons of laughs from me, didn't have one smile from the Dark Knight (in fact, the strongest response from him was beating his head on a table trying to black out :p )

So, one more to go!

[Barb Gordon]

lol, and that's the one ep I thought for sure had him smiling! Though I remember him beating his head trying to black out quite well. Okay, I've got one more guess, even though I'm thinking of on episode while at the same time thinking of the wrong title. Anyhoo, let's try: The Laughing Fish

~Barb

[Borg4of3]

Well, we do see a guy in the Batman suit laughing like crazy :p , but Batman pretty much stayed serious himself throughout the ep. You are getting close tho!

[dark knight acolyte]

I don't know if anyone said this, but here goes it:

Robin's Reckoning:

Robin-"Lucky for me you're such a great conversationalist."

Batman- *smile*

[dark knight acolyte]

On Leather Wings, to Alfred in reference to throwing things out windows:

Batman: "....I only throw butlers."

Smiling.

[Borg4of3]

DKA, right on both accounts!

And I've talked to DKA and he's also allowing you to take it from here - so you're up to bat, Barb!

[Barb Gordon]

*smacks self* of all people, with how much of a Dick Grayson fan I am, forget that scene in Robin's Reckoning?! Geesh! Anyhoo, thanks DKA, that's very sweet of you! Sorry for the delay, been busy the past two days, but here's the next question: *think think think*man, I had a whole bunch of awesome questions to post last week, and now I can think of them! Here's one tht came out the blue though....

In what episode do we see Dick going through a photo album?

and as a bonus, just for the heck of it:

someone else is in the room with Dick, what does Dick say concerning that person? (lemme know if that doesn't make any sense!)

~Barb

[TimTwoFace]

Uhhhhhh...geez, I dunno. I'm drawing a blank. I'll just say ANIMAL ACT with Tim Drake.

I really don't know, though. I'm stuck.

Babs! HELLLLLP!

-Tim

[M'ral]

Pretty close, Tim. It actually was Animal Act, but not Tim Drake. It was that scene when Dick is sitting in his loft flipping through the photo album of pictures from the circus. Batman comes up behind him, to which Dick angrily responds "You could knock."

Since you got the episode right, I'm pretty sure the next question is yours. :)

[TimTwoFace]

Oh yeah, duh - it was the snake-lady, wasn't it? I forget her name. Why I wrote Tim Drake, I don't know - I haven't seen that episode in ages so it's a wonder that I remembered any part of it at all.

OK, here's an awkward question worded with awkward words:

On one episode Batman returns to the Batcave from the scene of the crime to analyze some evidence. Batman asks Alfred a rhetorical question about his activities that night. Alfred makes the suggestion that the Riddler might be involved...but ultimately, he isn't. Which episode is this from, and what villain is behind the plot?

-Tim

[Barb Gordon]

That's an incredibly awesome question, which I have no idea on,lol. It's been a day, and not only has no one guessed, but the thread was even pushed to the second page, which was a bit surprising I thought. Anyhoo, could you give us a hint at all?

~Barb

[TimTwoFace]

OK, the "nameless crook" Batman was going after was skulking on some rooftops; Alfred thought it might connect to the Riddler somehow. So, what episode, and which villain was behind the plot?

If anyone needs another hint, just ask!

-Tim

[TimTwoFace]

OK, here's another hint - this person was skukling around on the rooftops, peering through the skylights at one of Veronica Vreeland's social gatherings.

-Tim

[HarleyFan#1]

Ummm....."Birds of a Feather" with the penguin? Only because I see the name Veronica Vreeland.

[TimTwoFace]

Nope..but since this question has been on the boards for two or three days now, I'll give it up and let someone else have the floor. The right answer was THE WORRY MEN, with the Mad Hatter as the villain behind the plot. The man Batman was on the rooftop with was the Mayan guy.

-Tim

[Barb Gordon]

Nah, why don't you just ask a different question Two-Face?

~Barb

[TimTwoFace]

OK, let's try a less obscure question:

In what episode did the Riddler appear in person, but he never spoke any dialogue?

-Tim

[James Harvey]

Originally posted by TimTwoFace
OK, let's try a less obscure question:

In what episode did the Riddler appear in person, but he never spoke any dialogue?

-Tim

Simple. In the episode The Trial, the Riddler appeared in the trial but was silent. I think also The Scarecrow did the same thing, except at one point he rushed Batman and Van Dorn with a sickle (sp). I'll wait until approval before I make up a question.

[Green Guardsman]

Originally posted by Jim Harvey


Simple. In the episode The Trial, the Riddler appeared in the trial but was silent. I think also The Scarecrow did the same thing, except at one point he rushed Batman and Van Dorn with a sickle (sp). I'll wait until approval before I make up a question.

hello? is someone going to verify his answer?

[Barb Gordon]

Thinking back on that ep, I do agree that I don't think Riddler said a darn thing! I say go for it Harv', post the next question!

~Barb

[James Harvey]

Thanks Babs! Here we go:

In which episode did Robin break his leg after a cabinet fell on it?

[Barb Gordon]

Why is it that I know that episode front and back, and that's one of the coolest scenes in it...yet for the life of me I can't remember the episode name. Nonetheless, here's a guess: Nothing to Fear

~Barb

[The Flash]

Originally posted by Jim Harvey
In which episode did Robin break his leg after a cabinet fell on it?

The Riddler's Reform.

[The Penguin]

Originally posted by The Flash
The Riddler's Reform.
Flash I know you are correct. You're up!

[TimTwoFace]

Wow...we sure have a thing for the Riddler in this thread these days, don't we?

Come on, Flash! Your turn! :)

-Tim

[The Flash]

I guess I should have noted this with my answer... who ever wants to go with a new one, have at it. First come, first serve. ;)

[murmur]

[pounce]...Okay, Flash you may regret that :)...
Name all the humans that die in the three/four series (BTAS, STAS, TNBSA, BB). I'm not counting Kryptonians or other humanoid non-earthlings, nor am I counting people that do not have names or that are only mentioned to have died (they don't have to die on camera, but it does have to happen sometime during an episode, even if in flashback). Finally, movies, even the animated ones, do not count.

[Barb Gordon]

I can't recall all, but here's a go:

The Wayne's
The Grayson's
Mr. McGuiness...don't think that was spelled right
Dan Turpin
Mr.Freeze...depends on you beleive he died or not, so he's a question mark.
Ra's and Talia, but they're like freeze, depends on what you beleive
Batgirl if you count Over The Edge
andddd.....eh, that's all that come to mind.

~Barb

[Borg4of3]

ALL!?! Well, it sounds hard enough for me to give it a shot! Oh, and you would think that its easy to tell whether a guy is dead or not, but I listed a few Just-in-Cases... just in case.

STAS
Dan Turpin
Ras al Ghul, if only for a few minutes
The Toyman's father
Bruno Mannheim
Brave New Metropolis Luthor
Det. Kurt Bowman
The Toyman, I think

BTAS
Kyodai Ken
Batman's Parents
Robin's Parents
Clayface (if you count TNBA as seperate continuity)
Count Vertigo (he fell in water, but I'm not sure)

TNBA
Barlow from Joker's Millions
Annie-Clayface, if that counts
OtE Barbara Gordon
OtE Batman
OtE Jim Gordon
OtE Bane, I think
Mutant Leader in LoTDK

BB
Mr. Warren McGinnis
Mr. Fixx
Blight (with threat of return)
Inque (with threat of return)
Mr. Freeze
The Terrific Trio
Tony - Earth mover guy
Vance - Lost Soul guy
Mad Stan - he didn't really die, but we saw him killed
Divon, the 1-eyed Society of Assassins guy
Ian Peek
False-Face(?)
Ras/Talia
Kobra Kommander in Unmasked
Kobra Guy #1 in Unmasked (had no name, but pretty big death)
BigTime(?)


*Edited to add Barb's :p

[murmur]

Originally posted by Barb Gordon
I can't recall all, but here's a go:

The Wayne's
They never died in the actual series, even in flashback.

The Grayson's
Mr. McGuiness...don't think that was spelled right
Dan Turpin
Yep, yep, yep.

Mr.Freeze...depends on you beleive he died or not, so he's a question mark.
Ra's and Talia, but they're like freeze, depends on what you beleive
I'll be lenient about super-villains' likely deaths, because they do have a knack for retroactively miraculous escapes! You're close to something with Mr. Freeze though...

Batgirl if you count Over The Edge
I wasn't counting her, but I guess I never said anything to the contrary.

andddd.....eh, that's all that come to mind.
~Barb
Unless I am missing some myself, there are two more, not counting super-villains.

[murmur]

Originally posted by Borg4of3
ALL!?! Well, it sounds hard enough for me to give it a shot! Yeah, this one was probably too tough, but it was interesting, no?

Oh, and you would think that its easy to tell whether a guy is dead or not, but I listed a few Just-in-Cases... just in case.

STAS
Dan TurpinYes
Ras al Ghul, if only for a few minutesGood call! I didn't even remotely think of that.
The Toyman's father There is no flashback for that, you just see the storybook.
Bruno Mannheim
Brave New Metropolis Luthor
Believe it or not, I missed both of these myself.
Det. Kurt Bowman Yes.
The Toyman, I think falls under the iffy-supervillain category (ISC), which isn't necessary to call

BTAS
Kyodai Ken ISC
Batman's Parents see my comment above
Robin's Parents Yes
Clayface (if you count TNBA as seperate continuity) ISC
Count Vertigo (he fell in water, but I'm not sure) ISC

TNBA
Barlow from Joker's Millions Never happens in the episode. The videotape shows him with heart trouble but he doesn't croak just yet. Nice catch though.
Annie-Clayface, if that counts ISC
OtE Barbara Gordon
OtE Batman
OtE Jim Gordon
OtE Bane, I think
see above comments
Mutant Leader in LoTDK ISC/fantasy

BB
Mr. Warren McGinnis Yes
Mr. Fixx
Blight (with threat of return)
Inque (with threat of return)
Mr. Freeze
The Terrific Trio
All ISC
Tony - Earth mover guy
Vance - Lost Soul guy
Both not in the actual episode.
Mad Stan - he didn't really die, but we saw him killed Like you said. ;)
Divon, the 1-eyed Society of Assassins guy
We know it's the censors fault, but he's technically alive.
Ian Peek
False-Face(?)
Ras/Talia
All ISC
Kobra Kommander in Unmasked
Kobra Guy #1 in Unmasked (had no name, but pretty big death)
BigTime(?) like you said, no names...

*Edited to add Barb's :p [/B]I'll give it a rest. Dr. Stephanie Lake was the only one you missed, that I can see. She was clearly demolished by Freeze's gun and the resulting blast and has no supervillain excuse. Borg4of3, you deserve to take the next question...even if you did steal some of Barb's...:p

[Barb Gordon]

Does Borg have any I don't that are correct? If so, then he can go ahead and post the next question if he would like.

~Barb

[Borg4of3]

Darn those ISCs! :p

Alrighty, thanks for the props, so here it goes! I don't know if this'll be hard or no, but I've already got a hint lined up, just in case.

What is the CC-100?

[dark knight acolyte]

Shot in the dark....

Isn't that the destrucive prototype weapon seen in Off Balance? The one that Vertigo stole from the hands of public officials and that Batman was sent to retrieve, only to run into Talia.

Again, complete guess.

[Borg4of3]

Aha, good guess, but fraid not!

[TimTwoFace]

Hmmm...that's a pretty complete list. There are some dead nameless guys in HOLIDAY KNIGHTS and JOKER'S MILLIONS, if you're counting.

Are we including the three animated movies, too? If so, we have:

Batman: Mask of the Phantasm
-Chuckie Sol
-Buzz Bronski
-Salvatore Valestra
-Carl Beaumont
-Artie Reeves (actually, he died in a comic-book follow-up, if that counts)

Batman & Mr. Freeze: Sub-Zero
-the entire submarine crew
-Dr. Gregory Belson

Batman Beyond: Return of the Joker
-Bonk
-The Joker, twice, kinda

For a show that doesn't let people die, we sure saw a lot of death now, didn't we?

-Tim