Batman/Superman/Beyond Trivia Quiz, part 2

[Condiment King]

Yay! :p


In "Riddler's Reform", What was the Riddler's clue number when he flipped the chalkboard over and what was on the back of the board?

[DarkLantern]

Originally posted by ionglkyle
Yay! :p


In "Riddler's Reform", What was the Riddler's clue number when he flipped the chalkboard over and what was on the back of the board?

31753701, and a map of the world.

DL

Who doesn't reside at 10 Leslie...

[Condiment King]

Correct. You are up, DarkLantern.

[DarkLantern]

Okay, here's a really obscure one:

What was the name of the dog that the power ring was apparently considering would make a good Green Lantern?

DL

[Condiment King]

Ok, I don't remember this from "In Brightest Day" but the only dog I ever heard of being in the Green Lantern genre is G'nort. :confused:

[DarkLantern]

Originally posted by ionglkyle
Ok, I don't remember this from "In Brightest Day" but the only dog I ever heard of being in the Green Lantern genre is G'nort. :confused:

Watch "In Brightest Day" again (if you are able), and you'll know what, and who, I'm talking about.

DL

[Condiment King]

I tried replaying my tape over and over again but I cannot make out the name when the woman says it for anything!!!!! :rolleyes:

Well, I know it is a white, fluffy poodle. :D ;)

[DarkLantern]

Originally posted by ionglkyle
I tried replaying my tape over and over again but I cannot make out the name when the woman says it for anything!!!!! :rolleyes:

Well, I know it is a white, fluffy poodle. :D ;)

Well, it's been 24 hours, so I'll reveal the answer:

Babette

ionglkyle, since you've taken the trouble to identify the scene, I'll give the next question to you.

DL

[Barb Gordon]

This landed in the second page so I'm assuming ionglkyle didn't see that it's his turn. You've got about a day to bring in a new question, make it up for grabs, or let us know you need more time.

~Barb

[Condiment King]

Hmm......

In Two-Face Parts 1 and 2, what was the name of Harvey Dent's other personality?

[Patrick Bateman]

Hehe. It was "Big Bad Harv". A name which I actually refer to Two-Face as to this day. :rolleyes:

Next one's up for grabs.

[Barb Gordon]

Big Bad Harv, wasn't it?

~Barb

[Patrick Bateman]

I got it first! :p

[Condiment King]

Yup, "Big Bad Harv". Since the next q is up for grabs, I'll throw another one out there:

In "In Brightest Day", who was apparently Kyle's only fan?

[Barb Gordon]

lmao *shakes fist* darn you! And by less then a minute I think too.

~Barb

[DarkLantern]

Originally posted by ionglkyle
Yup, "Big Bad Harv". Since the next q is up for grabs, I'll throw another one out there:

In "In Brightest Day", who was apparently Kyle's only fan?

Jimmy Olsen is Kyle's "one-man fan club".

Please confirm, then the question is up for grabs.

DL

[Condiment King]

Here's your confirmation.

Question is up for grabs.

[M'ral]

Ooh! Dibs!

What was the name and serial number of the ship Lock-Up used as a prison, and why was it outfitted as a prison ship?

[TimTwoFace]

Ummmm...I think it was "L-84"...and I think it was a prison ship used during the war, or something. :p

Or was it L-42...?

Awrrrgh!

-Tim

[DarkLantern]

The name of the ship was the USS Halsey.

DL

[M'ral]

Good guesses, Tim, but unfortunately only one of them is even half right. I'm afraid you get a failing grade, but at least you tried. ;)

[M'ral]

Oops, sorry DL, we must have been posting at the same time. You are correct, the ship was the USS Halsey, serial number F-84. It was used as a temporary prison while Stonegate was being built.

You're up, DL!

[TimTwoFace]

...*GRUMBLE*...

-Tim

[Barb Gordon]

Come on Dark Lantern. It's your turn for asking the next question!

~Barb

[Barb Gordon]

Okay now, it's already been two days since M'ral said it was DL's turn. DL, you really need to let us know that you have a new question, or will have one, or are putting the question up for grabs. By tomorrow the question will automatically be up for grabs unless you say something today.

~Barb

[DarkLantern]

My apologies to all. I didn't know I have won until 5 minutes ago.

Here is my question:

What do Alfred Pennyworth and Harvey Dent have in common? They were once security guards. Name the BTAS episode in which each of them portrayed this extra role. (This means I'm looking for two episode titles, people.)

DL

[TimTwoFace]

Richard Moll (Two-Face) played the role of a security guard in ON LEATHER WINGS.

I know Efram Zimbalist played a security guard, too, but I forget which episode...was it NOTHING TO FEAR?

-Tim

[DarkLantern]

Originally posted by TimTwoFace
Richard Moll (Two-Face) played the role of a security guard in ON LEATHER WINGS.

I know Efram Zimbalist played a security guard, too, but I forget which episode...was it NOTHING TO FEAR?

-Tim

"On Leather Wings" is right. “Nothing To Fear” is not the episode I’m looking for.

Hint: It’s one of the least-talked-about episodes… on this forum anyway.

DL

[TimTwoFace]

I can hear his voice right now...it sounded similar to Efram's voice of the fearless man at the beginning of NEVER FEAR...uhhh...uhhhh...uhhhh...he was the older of the pair of cops I can see on screen, but which episode? P.O.V.?

-Tim

[DarkLantern]

Originally posted by TimTwoFace
I can hear his voice right now...it sounded similar to Efram's voice of the fearless man at the beginning of NEVER FEAR...uhhh...uhhhh...uhhhh...he was the older of the pair of cops I can see on screen, but which episode? P.O.V.?

-Tim

Not P.O.V. And not a cop, a security guard. Think of what most people consider to be the "less than sterling" BTAS episodes (and unfortunately, there are a few of them). It's one of them.

DL

[Duke]

One of that fat guy's guards in "The Forgotten"?

[DarkLantern]

Nice guess, but no, I mean a legitimate security guard, not a "hired gun."

Here's another hint (last one), he was a security guard for Wayne Enterprises.

DL

[Duke]

OK, he was the security guard that Kyodi Ken threw the star at in that...one episode...Night of the Ninja! (That's it!)

[DarkLantern]

Originally posted by Duke
OK, he was the security guard that Kyodi Ken threw the star at in that...one episode...Night of the Ninja! (That's it!)

Sorry, but no. But you're getting there. There aren't too many BTAS episodes with speaking WE guards, are there?

If no one has the answer by tomorrow at 10 am PST, I'll reveal the other episode and give the question to TimTwoFace. Fair?

DL

Oh, and Spirited Away was indeed an excellent film. I can't wait to see Miyazaki's next endeavor: "The Return of the Cat."

[Duke]

Originally posted by DarkLantern
Oh, and Spirited Away was indeed an excellent film. I can't wait to see Miyazaki's next endeavor: "The Return of the Cat."

I'd be happy seeing My Neighbor Totoro and Kiki's Delivery Service on DVD. Stoopid Disney.

[Calico]

In "Heart of Steel" I know there was a WE guard, and considering your 'sterling' clue...but I'll wait for confirmation.

[DarkLantern]

Originally posted by Calico
In "Heart of Steel" I know there was a WE guard, and considering your 'sterling' clue...but I'll wait for confirmation.

Um... no.

Guess you read a little too much into that.

I guess what I meant by "less than sterling" is... (may I not be struck down for saying this) the worst BTAS episode this side of the solar system.

DL

[M'ral]

Okay, at the risk of reading into this again, I'm going to guess PROPHECY OF DOOM, but I honestly don't remember.

I'll have to go and dig out my list of B:TAS Bombs now. Ironic since GIRLS' NIGHT OUT aired today. :rolleyes:

[TimTwoFace]

...CRITTERS!

MOON OF THE WOLF!

Any post-1994 Harley episode!

Come on, help me out here! *WHINES*

-Tim

[DarkLantern]

Originally posted by M'ral
Okay, at the risk of reading into this again, I'm going to guess PROPHECY OF DOOM, but I honestly don't remember.

I'll have to go and dig out my list of B:TAS Bombs now. Ironic since GIRLS' NIGHT OUT aired today. :rolleyes:

M'ral's got it. Guess that last clue was a little obvious...

Next question?

DL

[Cyber E.]

Finally! Somebody got it right! Party Time!

Well M'Ral, time to put that mastermind to work once again. :D

[M'ral]

Oh stop, I'm blushing! :D

Okay, here's one...

Name the company Edward Nygma used to work for.

[Calico]

Originally posted by M'ral
Oh stop, I'm blushing! :D

Okay, here's one...

Name the company Edward Nygma used to work for.

That would be Competitron.


In Batman Beyond, I can only think of two times where Terry was actually seen studying/doing homework (not counting any time spent in school). Name the episodes.

[Duke]

One of them is Earth Mover, in Jackie's house. The other is I think the Brain Trust episode where he and Max are going over the Presidents.

[Calico]

Originally posted by Duke
One of them is Earth Mover, in Jackie's house. The other is I think the Brain Trust episode where he and Max are going over the Presidents.

Well, those were the scenes I was thinking of, but one of the episodes in incorrect.

[Bleu Unicorn]

I think the other episode Calico's thinking of is "Inqueling."

[TimTwoFace]

FINAL CUT springs to mind, but I'm not so sure...

-Tim

[Calico]

Tim's right - Max was helping Terry with the presidents in 'Final Cut'. Take it away Timbo!

[TimTwoFace]

Erm...whoa. I didn't expect this. Uhhhhmmm...*PONDERS*

Name all the episodes of TNBA that feature both Batman and Superman. There are three - and specify where they appear.

-Tim

[Condiment King]

Name all the episodes of TNBA that feature both Batman and Superman. There are three - and specify where they appear.

"Knight Time" - Superman and Batman are together near the end when Batman is healing in the Batcave. Throughout the episode, it is Superman (as Batman) and Robin.
"The Demon Reborn" - Superman and Batman almost throughout. They meet up in a warehouse, I believe.
"World's Finest" Parts 1, 2, and 3 - Superman and Batman throughout the episode. They meet many times such as the Daily Planet, Bruce's airplane landing, Bruce/Lois dinner, etc.

(Um, Tim, "Knight Time" and "The Demon Reborn" are techincally S:TAS episodes. Is that what you meant?)

[TimTwoFace]

Actually, World's Finest, Knight Time, and The Demon Reborn were all Superman episodes, so they are wrong. Trust me, there are three other TNBA episodes in which both Batman and Superman appear. :)

-Tim

[Condiment King]

Here's a shot in the dark....

"Girls Nite Out"
"Sins of the Father"
"Double Talk"

Just a guess..... :p

[M'ral]

Well, I know GIRLS' NIGHT OUT is right, Batman has a few lines, and Superman shows up alongside Batman on Barbara's computer screen when she demonstrates to Supergirl her hacking skills.

Clark Kent showed up in DOUBLE TALK, lounging around on the grass with Lois in the background of one of Arnold Wesker's scenes, but I don't know if that counts.

Metropolis was mentioned in SINS OF THE FATHER, but I don't remember either Clark or Superman actually appearing.

But two out of three ain't bad! :)

Umm...I"ll have to get back to you on the third one. :D

And P.S: I resent the fact that WORLD'S FINEST and DEMON REBORN were billed as "Superman" episodes, though KNIGHT TIME, admittedly, was all about Supes. Do you know Batman got third billing in the WORLD'S FINEST credits? THIRD!! Behind LOIS!! :mad:

[TimTwoFace]

DOUBLE TALK and GIRLS NIGHT OUT are definitely right. There's still one more...and no, SINS OF THE FATHER doesn't count. The mentioning of the Metropolis River is not the same as seeing Clark's face. :)

-Tim

[The Penguin]

I'm gonna go with Superman's apperanace on newspaper in "Love Is A Croc" but I'm waiting for Tim to say something. ;)

[TimTwoFace]

Yes Penguin, that was the third and final episode! You're up!

-Tim

[The Penguin]

Cool I haven't been up in quite a while! :)

In "Where There's Smoke" one of the students, Billy rolls a three while the card in front of him says something else. What number was on the card?

[Condiment King]

In "Where There's Smoke" one of the students, Billy rolls a three while the card in front of him says something else. What number was on the card?

7.


In "Make 'Em Laugh", a man approached the Condiment King to oppose him. The Condiment King sprayed the substance of a packet down his throat, causing him to choke. What was the substance of the packet?

[Duke]

Hot sauce. (I didn't know they came in little packets!)

Which of the Riddler's riddles is based on a REALLY old song? (State the riddle and the answer, please.)

[AceOfKnaves]

Of course they come in little packets. Seeing as I work in a place that carries them like that. Haven't you ever been to Taco Bell? :D (I wish I hadn't) ;)

As for your question, I will have to think about it...

[Duke]

I don't like Taco Bell at all. All the places I've been to that serve hot sauce do so in a small bottle.

[M'ral]

Originally posted by Duke
Hot sauce. (I didn't know they came in little packets!)

Which of the Riddler's riddles is based on a REALLY old song? (State the riddle and the answer, please.)

Hot sauce aside, the riddle in question was featured in IF YOU'RE SO SMART WHY AREN'T YOU RICH? The riddle was: "When is Mockridge as high as an elephant's eye?". I believe that was a from a song in Oklahoma, but I'm not sure.

I'll be back tomorrow with a new question.

[M'ral]

Okay, I'm still without a question. Up for grabs. :rolleyes:

[The Penguin]

I've got one.

In "Heart of Steel, Part 2" what is significant about the way Mayor Hill signs his name?

[Calico]

Originally posted by The Penguin
I've got one.

In "Heart of Steel, Part 2" what is significant about the way Mayor Hill signs his name?

If you're thinking what I'm thinking, I noticed it was odd too: He signed it as "M. Hill" even though IIRC his first name is Hamilton (like the High School :D).

Was that it or did you have something else in mind?

[The Penguin]

I was hoping that would be harder, but you are correct Calico. Your turn. :)

[Calico]

How sweet it is :)

Well this should be super easy:

When Harley pops out of her, ahem, pie in 'Beware the Creeper' she's singing a song in homage/parody of something. What is it?

[DarkLantern]

Originally posted by Calico
How sweet it is :)

Well this should be super easy:

When Harley pops out of her, ahem, pie in 'Beware the Creeper' she's singing a song in homage/parody of something. What is it?

Marilyn Monroe's "Happy Birthday, Mr. President" (to JFK).

Yes?

DL

[Calico]

Originally posted by DarkLantern
Marilyn Monroe's "Happy Birthday, Mr. President" (to JFK).

Yes?

DL

Quite right! :)

[DarkLantern]

Okay, here's my doozy of a question:

Name all 12 characters in STAS that definitely know (or knew) that Superman is Clark Kent (besides Superman himself of course).

What I mean by "definitely know" means that the character said at least one line in the show that means that they know. For example, with his powers, Darkseid may know Superman is Clark Kent, but he never said he did. Further, although Clark jokingly "revealed" his secret to Lois in "The Main Man" part 1, and Lois heard Martha Kent refer to Superman as "Clark" in "Father's Day", Lois herself never said anything that confirmed she knew, and hence, she doesn't count either (but Martha does -- there's a freebie for you).

And to make it easier for me to judge/keep track of the answers, you must list all twelve characters in your post (even those mentioned in another post, like Martha Kent). In return, I promise to reveal all of the show references when I reveal/confirm the answer.

Let the brainbusting begin.

DL

[Condiment King]

Hmm.....

-Batman
-Jonathan Kent
-Martha Kent
-Mr. Mxyzptlk
-Supergirl
-The Joker (?)
-Lana Lang (?)
-Pete Ross (?)
-Batgirl (?)
-Steel (?)
-Parasite (?)
-Ra's Al Ghul (?)

Some of those are educated guesses... :p

[Duke]

-John Kent
-Martha Kent
-Supergirl
-Batman
-Batgirl
-Mr. Mytzlplk
-Lana Lang
-Parasite
-Ra's Al Ghul
-Braniac
-Those three guys from the future that saved Clark from Braniac (do they count as three or one?)

[TimTwoFace]

Hey, don't forget Robin! And I would assume that Alfred would know about Clark, too...but Robin must know after his time spent with Supes in KNIGHT TIME.

-Tim

[murmur]

Okay, I'm pretty sure I've got the list right:

Jonathan Kent
Martha Kent
Supergirl
Batman
Mr. Mxyzptlk
Det. Bowman
Parasite
Lana Lang
Braniac
Chameleon Boy
Cosmic Boy
Saturn Girl

Oh, and a 13th character...Superman! Hehe. Well, he does know!

The Kents and Supergirl need no explanation of course. Batman tracks the info down by the end of World's Finest I, Mxy shows off his knowledge early on in "Mxyzpxilated," Det. Bowman figures it out and gets to live with his knowledge for a dramatic second before getting fried in "The Late Mr. Kent," Parasite abosrbs the knowledge in both "Feeding Time" and "Double Trouble" before losing it at the end of each episode, Lana shows off her knowledge at the beginning of "My Girl," and the last four all go off to find Clark Kent as Supes in "New Kids in Town."

Batgirl and Supergirl share each other's identities for some reason, but Supes is kept out of it. Robin does work with Supes, and is out of costume at some point in "Knight Time," so Supes would logically have no problem figuring Tim out, but it doesn't work the other way around because Supes is never Clark in that episode. I would put money on Ra's knowing if we cornered Bruce Timm and asked him, but it's never proven (Talia uses Lois to lure Supes...she doesn't need to resort to using Clark).

So, DL, now that I ruined your fun by naming all the episodes, how about I compensate by giving you first crack at the companion question...You have to confirm my answer anyway. :)

Name 16 characters that demonstrate knowledge that Bruce Wayne is or was Batman. That is, other than himself :p. All episodes and movies in Bruce Timm continuity count, including Batman Beyond, but not dream sequences (Gordon and the GPD do not know just because of Over the Edge). The same restrictions apply as the previous question as well. In other words, the characters must make it completely obvious that they know during an episode. Zatanna, for example, could easily figure it out, but she doesn't say so during the episode.

[Cyber E.]

murmur is most likely right but if he isn't forget this entire post in advance.

[b]Alfred Pennyworth
Barbara Gordon
Dick Grayson
Lois Lane (?)
Tim Drake
Selina Kyle/Catwoman (?)
Superman
The Joker
Terry McGinnius
Talia

That is all I could think of at the moment.

Note "(?)" means I am not sure if they actually mentioned anything about him being Bats in the series'.

[DarkLantern]

Murmur is indeed correct. Nicely done.

And thank you for rewording this question so eloquently for Batman. Here is my list:

Alfred Pennyworth
Dick Grayson
Tim Drake
Barbara Gordon
Ras A Ghul
Talia
Ubu
Leslie Thomkins
Kyodai Ken
Dr Hugo Strange
Andrea Beaumont
Terry McGuiness (Beyond)
The Joker (Beyond)
Hardac
Superman
Lois Lane

I believe that is right. If so, next question is up for grabs.

DL

[TimTwoFace]

...I don't suppose the Penguin or Two-Face would count, even though they didn't actually realize it was the truth that Bruce and Bats were the same, huh?

OK, well since it's up for grabs, let's try this question:

How many times does Bugs Bunny appear in BTAS episodes or movies? And, when were these instances?

-Tim

[M'ral]

I can think of two times, once in ROTJ (Ace is watching a Bugs Bunny cartoon), once in JOKER'S WILD (At some point, the TV in Arkham was tuned into a Bugs Bunny cartoon--I think it was at the end of the episode when Joker turns off the news report of his capture, prompting Poison Ivy, the Mad Hatter, and the Scarecrow to shout indignantly, "Hey, we were watching that!!"). I think one of the times a character was shown reading a comic book (either the Joker in THE TRIAL or a security guard in I forget which episode), it was a Bugs Bunny comic, but it might have been Tiny Toon Adventures.

Somebody please tell me if I'm on the right track! :confused:

[murmur]

Originally posted by DarkLantern
Murmur is indeed correct. Nicely done.
:) Thanks.

And thank you for rewording this question so eloquently for Batman. Here is my list:
My pleasure. Fortunately I said "Name 16" instead of "Name the 16," because I forgot a couple of the ones you mentioned!

Alfred Pennyworth
Dick Grayson
Tim Drake
Barbara Gordon
The basic Bat-Family needs no further introduction. :)
Ras A Ghul
Talia
Ubu
I did, of course, count Ra's and Talia, but for some reason Ubu espcaped me. Ras' knowledge is demonstrated in front of Ubu at the beginning of the "Demon's Quest." Talia recognizes her "Beloved" on sight as both Bruce Wayne and Batman in "Avatar."
Leslie Thomkins
I can't believe I missed this one. Kudos. Her "Appointment in Crime Alley" with Batman is of course a tribute to the Waynes.
Kyodai Ken
"Fighting styles are like fingerprints."--"Day of the Samurai"
Dr Hugo Strange
Yes, he does of course discover "The Strange Secret of Bruce Wayne." Whether he still believes it after Robin's stunt is anyone's guess. Penguin, Two-Face and the Joker (at least at that point) are just completely clueless about it though.
Andrea Beaumont
Toward the end of Mask of Phantasm she does indeed see him in and out of costume...and a little bit more ;).
Terry McGuiness (Beyond)
Of course, from the first episode.
The Joker (Beyond)
Yes, from his chilling monologue in the Return of the Joker flashback. But you forgot that Harley Quinn was right there with him.
Hardac
Another one I missed. I'm glad you didn't extend this character into all the robots it created!
Superman
Yeah, in "World's Finest I," a rather shady use of X-Ray vision if you ask me.
Lois Lane
And a rather coincidental demasking in "World's Finest III..."

I believe that is right. If so, next question is up for grabs.
Yup, you named 16. The others I was thinking of...

Harley Quinn (mentioned above)

Maxine Gibson -- From "Final Cut:"
Terry/Batman: You know I never told you who [my partner] is. Max: Let me guess--Bruce Wayne?!
Terry: I guess it wasn't that hard to figure out.
Max: Like, the first day!

Ian Peek -- In "Sneak Peek" he discovers and nearly reveals this info to the world before falling into its bowels...

Just for fun, I'll point out that the subtext and voice acting for Yorou Sensei ("Day of the Samurai") makes it fairly obvious that he knows Bruce's secret and Kairi ("Day of the Samurai," "Curse of the Kobra") would be very dumb if she couldn't piece it together, but both of them use discretion befitting their discipline, making it impossible to prove that they know.

Anyway, back to Bugs...:-p

[TimTwoFace]

Yes M'ral, you are correct! The comic book you're thinking of IS in fact a Tiny Toons book (in JOKER'S FAVOR), so the only times Bugs has appeared was in JOKER'S WILD and RETURN OF THE JOKER. Dini really had a thing for the ol' WB toons, didn't he?

-Tim

[DarkLantern]

Originally posted by murmur


Not to beat a dead horse, but Harley Quinn was busy fighting Batgirl outside during Joker's home movie show. Joker also stated that Robin shared secrets with "me" and not "us." Makes you wonder if Harley is aware of the secret at all (seeing how Joker tends to keep lots of important stuff to himself).

Max and Ian Peek did completely slip my mind though. Thanks for the reminider.

DL