Batman/Superman/Beyond Trivia Quiz, part 2

[Nightwing]

Here's the part 2 thread for the Batman/Superman/Beyond Trivia Quiz. As a little rule reminder, one person posts a trivia question involving BatmanTAS, SupermanTAS, or Batman Beyond. Trivia questions about the animated comic adventures of these heroes are also technically fair game, but try to keep them to a minimum. But no live action related questions.

The last question was asked by Anarky and it was:


Name the Gothamite whose house looks just like Commissioner Gordon's. And the epsiode.

Good luck!

[TimTwoFace]

Here's a guess...uhhh...Barbara Gordon, at the beginning of SHADOW OF THE BAT (Pt. 1)? She lives in the same house, therefore her house MUST look identical to Jim Gordon's house. :)

If that doesn't count, I'll try to come up with something else.

-Tim

[DarkLantern]

I suspect this is referring to one of those background reuse incidents that most people do not notice. While I don't have "Heart of Steel" or "Shadow of the Bat" to check what the Commish's house looks like, I would wager a guess as the copyright clerk from the "Laughing Fish" -- since that's the only scene I can think of that features a certain individual's residence at night (I think the shot of Charlie's house in "Joker's Favor" was during the daytime...).

What was that guy's name...? Oh yeah!

G. Carl Francis?

The Dark Lantern

[TimTwoFace]

Hey Anarky? Are either DL or I right? We're dying to know!

-Tim

[Anarky]

right episode, wrong name though

[Anarky]

time for a new Q
the answer was Thomas Jackson, from "The Laughing Fish"
We see Gordon's house in "Shadow of the Bat" part 1. The 2 are identical.

next Q is up for grabs

[TimTwoFace]

Wow, I can't believe no one grabbed this question until now.

OK, here we go...which was the first animated Batman episode to air that didn't have a title card at the beginning?

-Tim

[Borg4of3]

I'm pretty sure there were only 3 that didn't have one, and Heart of Ice aired first (thank you WF! :D :p ).

Follow-up Q: What were the other BTAS episodes that didn't have a title-card?

[DarkLantern]

Originally posted by TimTwoFace
Wow, I can't believe no one grabbed this question until now.

OK, here we go...which was the first animated Batman episode to air that didn't have a title card at the beginning?

-Tim

I believe the answer you are looking for is "Holiday Knights", which was the first episode aired from TNBA (September 13, 1997), when they stopped using titled cards.

The Dark Lantern

[DarkLantern]

Originally posted by DarkLantern


I believe the answer you are looking for is "Holiday Knights", which was the first episode aired from TNBA (September 13, 1997), when they stopped using titled cards.

The Dark Lantern

Wait. I am wrong. The answer is "The Laughing Fish".
I completely forgot about how that didn't use a card...

The Dark Lantern

[TimTwoFace]

Dude, I forgot HEART OF ICE didn't have one...I was thinking THE LAUGHING FISH. Eeep. :p

-Tim

So Borg, since you got the one that first aired, you get to ask the next question. :)

[Borg4of3]

Not a hard one but as long as we're on title-cards...

Follow-up Q: What were the other BTAS episodes that didn't have a title-card? Laughing Fish was mentioned so that leaves...

[DarkLantern]

Originally posted by Borg4of3
Not a hard one but as long as we're on title-cards...

Follow-up Q: What were the other BTAS episodes that didn't have a title-card? Laughing Fish was mentioned so that leaves...


The Demon's Quest (parts one and two)

Correct?

The Dark Lantern

[Borg4of3]

Originally posted by DarkLantern



The Demon's Quest (parts one and two)

Correct?

The Dark Lantern

Got it - You're up DL!

[Anarky]

btw, I really miss those title cards. Another reason why BTAS is the canon for ALL animated series of the genre.

I cut out the gatefoldposter, from Batman: Animated, and framed it. Tricky dimensions: 11.75 x 35. If you can find a frame with a black outline and liner, you'll be set. You can have it custome framed...but the price is a bit much: supplies, mounting, and labor...

[DarkLantern]

Calling Agent Mulder…

One of the Batman Beyond Writers must be an X-Files fan, for Fox Mulder’s phone number, 555-0199, shows up in at least two episodes. Name them.

The Dark Lantern

[M'ral]

Well, I seem to recall that being Kyodai Ken's phone number in Day of the Samurai, but you said Batman Beyond, so...hmmm, this requires some thought...

[Anarky]

don't watch BB very often, but I'll take a crack at it:

"Dead Man's Hand": when Melanie calls Terry to say good-bye. He uses a public phone to trace her call...and the floorplan. I suppose that number appeared on screen.

[DarkLantern]

Originally posted by Anarky
don't watch BB very often, but I'll take a crack at it:

"Dead Man's Hand": when Melanie calls Terry to say good-bye. He uses a public phone to trace her call...and the floorplan. I suppose that number appeared on screen.

That is correct. Can you name the other episode? Hint: In it, the number is for a credit counselor named Lester Dett (who must be operating out of the Robbins Hotel).

The Dark Lantern

[Anarky]

given that hint, I'd say "Inqueling". When the repo man gave Inque's daughter a business card for said credit counselor.

I forgot her name. Was it Dina, Deandra, Danielle, ???

[DarkLantern]

Originally posted by Anarky
given that hint, I'd say "Inqueling". When the repo man gave Inque's daughter a business card for said credit counselor.

I forgot her name. Was it Dina, Deandra, Danielle, ???

It was Deanna. And yes, "Inqueling" was the episode.

You're up, Anarky.

DL

[Barb Gordon]

Anarky, did you die again? Don't make me PM you! Geesh, this poor thread landed up on the second page, how dreadful. Time for the next question, which is yours Anarky, so get a move on or I'm making your question up for grabs.

~Barb

[Anarky]

sorry. i'm a little burnt out from working at the money pit this week.

therefore, i'm making the next question up for grabs.

yawn.....g'nite.....zzzzzzzzzzz

[TimTwoFace]

YOINK! OK, here's one:

George Dzunda is the voice of the Ventriloquist and Scarface. Name four other characters on from either the BATMAN or SUPERMAN series (or related animated movies) that he provided a voice for.

-Tim

[AceOfKnaves]

George Dzunda played Perry White in The Batman Superman Movie, and Superman:The Last Son Of Krypton.

Since he played the same character in those movies, he played

Dr. Gregory Burns in Batman:Sub Zero

G. Carl Francis in BTAS:The Laughing Fish

And Chubb in BTAS:Paging The Crime Doctor.

I believe that's accurate, but only half sure of the eps.
I know the characters are right.

Sooooo......

What voice actress played the role of Roxy Rocket in the TNBA series, episode entitled "The Ultimate Thrill"?

[Anarky]

correction: it's Dr. Gregory Belson, not Burns.

as for Roxanna, I cheated and went to The Book. :-p
A: Charity James

is there any significance?

I'll keep the theme going: who voiced Calendar Girl/Paige Monroe?

[Cyber E.]

Is the answer "Sela Ward"?

If I am right, Then the question is up for grabs.

[Terry McGinnis]

Ok then, I'm grabbing it. I double checked to make sure that was indeed Sela Ward, before I posted this, so the next one is.


Melissa Disney lent her voice several times to roles for the Batman Beyond Series, name her two characters.

[Cyber E.]

Blade in Golem and Curare in A Touch of Curare??


I don't if that is illegal but my friend told me those were what she played. IF it is vaild and I am right. Question is up for grabs again,

[AceOfKnaves]

Melissa did play those characters, but she was in more that just those episodes. But I don't think that's the question that was up so I will make that the question,

What episodes did Melissa Disney play Blade and Curare in?

[TimTwoFace]

Errr...I'll take a blind stab at it. With only 2 episodes featuring Curare, I have 50% chance at this one. Uhhhh...*FLIPS COIN*...FINAL CUT?

:confused:

-Tim

[AceOfKnaves]

To make it easier, there are 7 total episodes that she starred in.
3 have been named.
There is a quote from each episode (not said by her), in the ones that aren't named, they should be pretty easy,

1) A Touch of Curare-Curare
2) Final Cut-Curare
3) Golem-Blade
4)"I want a divorce" Terry
5)"I know, but they're gonna do an instant replay." Terry
6)"But this thing, I don't know. It just feels so, so highschool." Bruce
7)"Shallow but popular." Howard

[TimTwoFace]

Oh! Man, I thought you meant what episodes she played BOTH of these characters in AT THE SAME TIME!

OK, in that case:

As Curare:
1) A TOUCH OF CURARE
2) FINAL CUT

As Blade (not so sure about these ones, so I'll go by your hints)
1) REBIRTH
2) GOLEM
3) THE EGGBABY (???)
4) TERRY'S FRIEND DATES A ROBOT
5) SNEAK PEAK (???)

Uhhhh dang it, I can't remember the rest! Did I hit any of them?

-Tim

[AceOfKnaves]

You've narrowed it down quite a bit!

1)A Touch of Curare - Curare
2)Final Cut - Curare
3)Golem - Blade
4)Eggbaby - Blade
5)Terry's Friend Dates A Robot - Blade
6)"No, no more stealing." Terry/Batman
7)"How are you doing this?" Terry/Batman

I'll give a hint for #7, think of the episode related to Golem.
Just two more to go.

[Cyber E.]

I'll take a stab at 7.

7)Revenant - Nelson

??

[AceOfKnaves]

1)A Touch of Curare - Curare
2)Final Cut - Curare
3)Golem - Blade
4)Eggbaby - Blade
5)Terry's Friend Dates A Robot - Blade
6)Revenant - Blade
7)"No, I'm not saying that, I'm not saying that at all." Terry

That's one Cyber E.
One left! (Clue #2, What's 7+3)

[Barb Gordon]

I haven't a clue for any of these, but I want to pop in here and get some clarification for later on. Selena, because this was a pretty hard question, and you've had two, and maybe later even three, people who have contributed to the answer. Tim offered the most to answering the question asked, so I would assume that the next question would go to him. If you're deciding otherwise, it'd be good to state who gets to ask the next question and why.

~Barb

[AceOfKnaves]

Okie Dokie Barb,

1)A Touch of Curare - Curare
2)Final Cut - Curare
3)Golem - Blade
4)Eggbaby - Blade
5)Terry's Friend Dates A Robot - Blade
6)Revenant - Blade
7)Once Burned - Blade

The next one is up for grabs! :)
Or goes to Tim if he wants it.

[TimTwoFace]

Man, that was a toughie, Selena! I even looked at the Internet Movie Database, and I didn't get much help. :p

OK, here's my question:

Name all the villains that Veronica Vreeland has fallen victim to. There are seven that have either been seen or mentioned on BTAS/TNBA.

-Tim

[Barb Gordon]

hmmm, a little bit of a hard one here. Well I know that the first two are right, but not sure about any of the others:

Harley Quinn
Penguin
Catwoman
Mad Hatter
Ventriloquist/Scarface
Poision Ivy

and I haven't a clue as to the seventh one.

~Barb

[TimTwoFace]

Ohhhh Babs, you're so close! You have seven there, but Ventriloquist/Scarface count as one. The six you have are right, though.

Just one more....

-Tim

[Barb Gordon]

hrmm, the Joker?

~Barb

[TimTwoFace]

Ding ding ding ding ding!

Yep! You are correct! Harley mentioned that she and the Joker had already held up Ms. Vreeland in HARLEY'S HOLIDAY.

"Hey! Remember me? Last year, the charity ball the Joker robbed? I WAS THE CLOWN GIRL HOLDIN' THE GUN ON YA!"

The first part of that quote may not be totally accurate.

So Babs, you're up!

-Tim

[Barb Gordon]

lol, I remember that quote now. Ack! I have to ask a question? Geesh, I'm rusty now....but look for a new trivia question from me sometime tomorrow!

~Barb

[Barb Gordon]

In what episode do we see listed the name of an actual Batman episode, and what was the name?

~Barb

[rabidkittyspike]

HHMMM....

I'm thinking .....

The Gray Ghost episode had the episode - Terror in the sky - listed in Simon Trent's closet

[Barb Gordon]

Correct! I know it was an easier one, but I was having a major brain freeze. Your turn rabidkittyspike!

~Barb

[TimTwoFace]

NEVER FEAR. That was the name of the self-help gathering thingamajig (man, I have bad vocab this early in the day), and I remember Bruce reading the name of the gathering on a business card in the same episode.

-Tim
(Bad, bad vocab.)

[TimTwoFace]

Ahhh! I waited too long and missed it! :(

Arrrrrgh! :D

-Tim
(is a dork)

[rabidkittyspike]

Cool! :D

OK -

Which episode shows Batman's personal collection of swords, spears and weapons in a display cases?
(Bonus questions - where are the display cases located)

[Borg4of3]

I'll take a stab at this q: The Underdwellers; as Frog escapes Alfred he finds himself in Wayne Manor's weapon room. I'm not too certain what you mean by the bonus q tho

[rabidkittyspike]

Borg4of3

There is a scene in underdwellers where the leprechaun finds a room with full armor pieces (not weapons) in it (I think), but that wasn't the episode I was thinking of.

As for the bonus -
If you get the episode I was thinking of then you will be able to guess the general location and the answer to the question.

I will check the evidence and see if that scene in underdwellers has armor or weapons in it. if it does then I'll let you know

[M'ral]

The episode was "His Silicon Soul". During the fight between Batman and his robotic duplicant, we see them crash through Batman's armory. In fact they finished the fight with a broadsword and a katana, both grabbed from that same armory. As for it's location, I'd say it's in...the Batcave! (you said general location! :D )

I can't think of a question right now, so if I'm right, the next one is up for grabs.

[TimTwoFace]

Ahhhh! M'ral strikes again! Now that I think of it, that does sound right...so, since I bet someone will get this question pretty easy, I'll jump in and ask.

Name the three episodes in which the giant penny appears - and in chronological order.

-Tim

[rabidkittyspike]

M'ral
Yes, the episode in questions was his silicon soul (& yes the batcave)

Borg4of3
Your right - the underdwellers' scene does have a weapon style trophy room, my bad :D

as for Tim's question - :confused: I can only think of one episode off the top of my head - oh well

[DarkLantern]

Originally posted by TimTwoFace

Name the three episodes in which the giant penny appears - and in chronological order.

-Tim

Almost Got 'Im
Over the Edge (if that really fit's in chronologically)
Blackout (Batman Beyond)

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[TimTwoFace]

Whoopsie, my bad...I was only talking about BTAS, not BATMAN BEYOND. I didn't even think that I had to specify. Sooooo...yeah. BLACK OUT doesn't count, and yes, I do include OVER THE EDGE.

More clearly phrased question:

Name the three BTAS/TNBA episodes in which the giant penny appears - and in chronological order.

-Tim

(PS DL, you got two out of three.) :)

[murmur]

The other episode is Shadow of the Bat pt. II. "A coin flipping Two-Face..." DL should take it though. He got the other two and technically, you didn't quite specify about the Batman Beyond thing, hehe...

[TimTwoFace]

Actually no, the giant coin that flips Two-Face at the end of SHADOW OF THE BAT (Pt. 2) is actually a giant silver dollar from the warehouse in front of which the finale takes place.

There's one other instance on top of ALMOST GOT 'IM and OVER THE EDGE, and believe me, I had long forgotten it appeared in this episode until I saw it on tape recently.

-Tim

[M'ral]

Oooh, I remember Alfred was up on a ladder cleaning it with a feather duster, but I don't remember what episode it was!!! ARGH!!

[DarkLantern]

Originally posted by M'ral
Oooh, I remember Alfred was up on a ladder cleaning it with a feather duster, but I don't remember what episode it was!!! ARGH!!

Could that have been "The Lion and the Unicorn" -- in the beginning when Alfred bids the dynamic duo adieu as they go out on patrol?

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[TimTwoFace]

Yeah, M'Ral is right, and I know she is picturing it perfectly...but neither of you have gotten the correct episode...yet. :)

-Tim

[DarkLantern]

I actually remember that scene now -- because the size of the penny seemed much bigger with Alfred dusting it than the scene in "Almost Got 'Im" where the penny seems to be just a little taller than Batman.

Alfred was dusting the penny when the Batmobile comes roaring in -- like the scene in "The Laughing Fish" of something...

DL

[Anarky]

Alfred was dusting the penny in "Off Balance"

[Anarky]

sorry...in chronological order, it's:

1. Off Balance
2. Almost Got 'Im (in flashback, we learn how he gets the penny)
3. and I think we've already established Over the Edge

and in BB's "Black Out". I swear the penny was featured more than that though. It's a icon onto itself!!! That and the T-Rex.

I've got a great idea for Six Flags: create a replica of the Batcave and give guided tours. And who better to give the tour than Alfred!!! Someday there may be a real Batman museum...or at least DC or comics in general.

[TimTwoFace]

Well, Anarky, are ya gonna post a new question or are we leaving it up for grabs? Just making sure. :)

-Tim

[AceOfKnaves]

*Bump*

And the question is........
;)

[TimTwoFace]

Alright, it's been over a day, so I'll jump in again.

Name everyone that was chasing Harley Quinn in HARLEY'S HOLIDAY. There are five.

Easy, I know.

-Tim

[M'ral]

Yeah, it was easy. ;) Batman, Robin, Bullock, Bennett, and of course, General Vreeland.

Next question is up for grabs!

[murmur]

Okay, I'll steal this one:

Name at least 5 voice actors with a role in B:tAS, S:tAS, TNBA or Batman Beyond that starred on or currently star on prime time NBC shows. Both the shows and the animated movies count. Just for kicks, name the characters they play on both the animated shows and the shows they're famous for.

[Anarky]

I don't have all the answers, but here's a few

Tim Daly (Superman)...Joe from Wings

Sela Ward (TNBA Calendar Girl)...from thirtysomething (was that on NBC???)

Peri Gelpin (STAS Volcana)...Roz Doyle from Frasier

Richard Moll (BTAS Two-Face/Harvey Dent/ the Bat-computer)...Bull Shannon on Night Court

Angie Harmon-Seahorn (Commisioner Barbara Gordon BBROTJ)...from Law & Order (don't know her character's name)

Will Friedel (terry/BB)...maybe hwe was on one of those Sat morn Teen NBC programs

Dana Delaney (STAS Lois Lane and BMOP Andrea Beaumont)...she was in China Beach (not sure if that was NBC though)

Melissa Gilbert (Barbara Gordon/Batgirl on BTAS)...Laura(?) from Little House on the Prairie (was that NBC?)

well, that's just off the top of my head.

Lori Petty (STAS Leslie Willis/Livewire) may have been on NBC at some point...as well as Gilbert Gottfried (STAS Mr. Mxyzptlk)

Brad Garrett (STAS Bibbo & LOBO)...Robert Perrone of CBS's Everybody Loves Raymond

Clancy Brown (STAS Lex Luthor) may have been on the Peacock network

Oh!!! Jean Smart (BTAS the former Mrs. Vetris)...Charlene on Designing Women (was that NBC or CBS?). She also played Lana on a few episodes of Frasier.

Michael Gross (BTAS Lloyd Ventris)...the head of the Keaton household from Family Ties (was that NBC?)...and was his character named Michael Keaton??? :-)

[Anarky]

Marilu Henner (BTAS & TNBA Veronnica Vreeland) was on TAXI, but I don't know if that was an NBC program back in the day.

[Anarky]

also Heather Locklear (BTSAS Lisa Clark, from Prophecy of Doom) was on Spin City. Again I'm not sure if that was CBS or NBC? I suck when it comes to network programs.

[Cyber E.]

I don't have one idea on the quiz, But Spin City was on ABC. :D

[TimTwoFace]

Don't forget George Dzundza (Ventriloquist/Scarface/Perry White/Dr. Belson) from the now-cancelled JESSE; he played the lead character, I believe.

-Tim

[murmur]

Aaaaaah!! I just posted a long and detailed response and the site had moving errors...I can't say I wasn't warned, but I thought I'd at least be able to retrieve my response to cut and paste...no such luck...sigh...I'm afraid I'll post my response later. In the meantime Anarky, you're up if you wanna post your question.

[Barb Gordon]

Bumping this thread up so it's on the first page again. Anarky, you've got till tomorrow afternoon before the next question is up for grabs to whoever wants to ask the next one.

~Barb

[TimTwoFace]

I think we need a new rule here...as soon as someone answers a question where they know they're right, they should either post a new question immediately or leave it up for grabs. That'll keep this thread from being ignored and relegated to page two.

Sound fair?

-Tim

[Barb Gordon]

Yep, sounds good. For most of the other trivia/quote threads I think that rule is implemented, or it's the way the posters end up doing things anyhoo, but more as an unsaid rule. But this needs to be said. For questions where you know you are absolutely, without a doubt, correct, then please, post the next question right away, make the questions up for grabs, or at least post letting us know that you'll have a question later for those times when you have somewhere to get to, or have to think up a new question. That should really help to keep this thread going a bit faster.

~Barb

[AceOfKnaves]

I agree completely. Just one thing though. What's the next question? :D

[TimTwoFace]

I dunno, it's been over a day since we had a new question or a nibble at the current one, so methinks that the question is up for grabs. I ask a lot of these already, so...first come, first serve! :)

-Tim

[AceOfKnaves]

Okie Dokie,

hmmmmmm, I got one, but I don't know if anyone will know it.

What old co-star of Will Friedle's, made a guest appearance on Batman Beyond, and what episode did he/she play in?

[Patrick Bateman]

What old co-star of Will Friedle's, made a guest appearance on Batman Beyond, and what episode did he/she play in?

I think it was Rider Strong, from Freidle's old sitcom "Boy Meets World", and I think he did the voice of Charlie "Big Time" in the episode "Big Time". I'm not going to post a new question until I'm sure that I'm right, though.

[AceOfKnaves]

It was Mr. Strong, but Stephen Baldwin played Charlie/Big Time.

[TimTwoFace]

Rider Strong did the voice of Bobby Vance in the BATMAN BEYOND episode LOST SOUL.

In BABY-DOLL, we see a video of Mary Dahl making an attempt at a stage career. Which Shakespeare play is she in, and what role does she play?

-Tim

[Barb Gordon]

Queen Macbeth in Macbeth....?

I really need to to speak a bit off topic here now. People, I said Anarky had till AFTERNOON. You weren't being fair in the least by posting new questions up this morning. You should have given him at least till 1 pm or so....my goodness, it's only 11:44 right now. Come on, let's be a bit more respectiful of the time frame I give someone, okay? If Anarky posts sometime in the afternoon, he can still ask a question if he so chooses, regardless of what other question is being asked.

~Barb

[Calico]

Originally posted by Barb Gordon

I really need to to speak a bit off topic here now. People, I said Anarky had till AFTERNOON. You weren't being fair in the least by posting new questions up this morning. You should have given him at least till 1 pm or so....my goodness, it's only 11:44 right now. Come on, let's be a bit more respectiful of the time frame I give someone, okay? If Anarky posts sometime in the afternoon, he can still ask a question if he so chooses, regardless of what other question is being asked.

~Barb

I just wanted to make one (very respectful) point about this...

Barb, even though you posted this at 11:44 am your time, it was posted at 2:44 pm my time, so in fact your 'afternoon' is rather subjective. Maybe it was afternoon where whoever posted the question lives. So instead of saying 'You have until tomorrow afternoon' a specific time limit should be posted ie 12 hours. Just a thought. Please don't take any offense. :)

[Barb Gordon]

A very good point to bring up Calico, and I will make sure that I, or any of the others mods, will list specific times from now on in these cases. I had erroneously assumed that the date and time that's listed on all the posts was the same for everyone, even if they lived in a different time zone.

~Barb

[TimTwoFace]

*HUGS BABS AND CALICO* Hey, I was the one that sorta jumped the gun on this one, so blame me. :D It's just that I get really miffed when any of these ongoing trivia/quote posts go for days as we wait for a new question to be posted up. I'm not trying to jump on anyone in the thread here, because I think everyone here is terrific, but I think we should respect this thread and keep it rolling as best we can. If you don't have a new question immediately, pass it on to someone else. :)

That may seem really picky of me, but hey, that's what I think. :p

-Tim

[Barb Gordon]

Well Anarky officially lost his chance yesterday afternoon for the right to ask the next question. Okay, so what's the answer to yours Tim...hmmmmmm?

~Barb

[TimTwoFace]

Well Babs , you got the play right, and you sorta got the character right (technically her name is Lady Macbeth, not Queen Macbeth...but hey, she became a queen by force through the play, so it still counts.) :D

So guess what, Babaloo? The question is now yours! *PASSES THE TORCH*

-Tim

[Barb Gordon]

Yay,cool! hehe, Lady/Queen same difference...she totally ruled over her husband either way :p I'm at school now and at a lost for a new question, but I'll have one up by tonight, 10pm pacific standard time at the latest.

~Barb

[Anarky]

sorry all
i've been a bit flaky lately
i don't mind if anyone takes a q up for grabs.
i usually wait for confirmation though. i'd hate to assume i was correct.

[Barb Gordon]

Sounds good Anarky, just try and be a bit more perky for this thread so as not to hold it up. Okay, here's the next question, thank you for waiting:

Episode: Robin's Reckoning

Question: How many aliases does Tony Zucco go by, and what are they?

~Barb

[Patrick Bateman]

Lets see, he's got:

1. Sid the Squid
2. Punky Lesh
3. Billy Marin

and I'll be back with the other one as soon as I go check my tape. :D

[Patrick Bateman]

And finally:

4. Simon Dirks
5. Killer Coburn

Next Question:

On which episode does Batman speak to Comissioner Gordon on a red telephone?

[Patrick Bateman]

I figured I should probably give a hint, since my question is pretty hard. Here's a hint - The answer to my question is an episode which features a guest hero.

[Barb Gordon]

Just to clarify, is this from BTAS or TNBA?

~Barb

[Patrick Bateman]

What? My hints aren't good enough? :D Just kidding, Babs. It's from BTAS.

[murmur]

I'm guessing it's Beware the Grey Ghost, and it would be a hidden homage to the 60's Batman. Am I right?

[Patrick Bateman]

You're correct, murmur! Bats is shown talking to Gordon on a red phone when he warns him about the remote-control toy cars. You're up!

[murmur]

Hmmm...this shouldn't be tough:

"Name at least one voice actor/actress that played an opposite sex role in BTAS, TNBA, STAS or BB. In other words, an actor playing a female character or an actress playing a male character."

[TimTwoFace]

Scott McAfee did the voice of Chris Carlyle in HOUSE AND GARDEN. Originally we think that he and his sibling Kelly are boys, but later in the episode, Robin reveals that "Chris and Kelly...are girls." So, that said, I think this one counts.

And for the life of me, I can't think of any others!

-Tim

[murmur]

Somebody correct me if I'm wrong, but I'm fairly sure that the Chris Carlyle that we see in that episode is indeed a boy. Or at least a plant-life representation of a boy, since Ivy cannot produce female semblences from her plants for some arbitrary genetic reason. The girls that Robin referred to are the real children, but do not appear in the episode as far as I recall. By the way, the role that I'm thinking of is a recurring character, though there still may be others.

[TimTwoFace]

Hmmm...methinks that at least one of these voice actors you're looking is probably for a child character, ie a woman doing the voice of a prepubescent boy (a la Nancy Cartwright/Bart Simpson).

So...I've come to choose...Brianna Siddall, the voice of the 1950's Dick Sprang Robin in the episode LEGENDS OF THE DARK KNIGHT.

-Tim

[DarkLantern]

Voiced both Dana Tan and the future Green Lantern in Batman Beyond.

The Dark Lantern

It wouldn't surprise me if TwoFace got this one though. Women are normally called in to audition for the roles of young boys (I myself remeber being referred to as "ma'am" by strangers over the phone in my youth).

[M'ral]

If "BB: Return of the Joker" counts, Andrea Romano did Tim Drake's laugh. That's the only one I can think of off the top of my head.

[TimTwoFace]

Awwww man M'ral, I totally forgot about that one! *BOWS TO SUPERIOR KNOWLEDGE*

-Tim

[murmur]

Aha, for some reason, I had forgotten about female actors doing young boy parts. Believe it or not, I had a male doing a female character in mind. Nonetheless, there is a good reason I left this open ended, hehe. So, Tim, you got it first, and it's your go.

Curious about the voice actor I had in mind? It was an STAS character...

Hint 1:The voice actor was a former sitcom star.

Hint 2:She was in 4 episodes (2 arcs), and the character had a voiceless cameo in one episode.

Answer: Ed Asner as Granny Goodness

[TimTwoFace]

Ahhh Murmur, very good - I didn't even THINK of that one, even though, when I first discovered the wonders of Granny Goodness, I really thought it was a really, really disgusting man that just happened to look granny-like. That could have been even creepier.

*SHUDDER* I'll never look at Roland Daggett the same way again.

-Tim

[TimTwoFace]

OK, here's one:

"Name all the villains (not petty thugs or gang members) that appeared in the 'lost BTAS episode' - the one made specifically for the Sega CD BTAS video game. There are six."

-Tim

[Anarky]

the only reason to own the Sega Cd console
:-)

I only know that Penguin hit the cutting room floor (Batman: Animated)

I never played the game, nor have I seen it on the racks. But I'll guess

1. The Joker
2. The Riddler
3. Poison Ivy

Scarecrow, Mad Hatter, and Clayface???

[Barb Gordon]

Just to make note of it now, although it'll be all right to have questions concerning games and book about Batman, Superman or Beyond, we should really stick to the animated continuity for the most part for the fact that not everyone has played the related games, etc.

~Barb

[TimTwoFace]

Hey, I figured that since this was a "lost episode" in a way, it would count, that's all. :)

Anyway Anarky, you have four of six right:

Joker, Riddler, Poison Ivy, Clayface...

Two more to go! :)

-Tim

[Anarky]

2 more eh?

perhaps there weren't level bosses
how about cameos?

Mr. Freeze & Harley Quinn. I mean if the Joker is involved, could Haryley be far behind?

[TimTwoFace]

Yep, Harley for #5!

You have one more...and Freeze isn't it. Hint: Clayface poses as this villain for part of the game. :)

-Tim

[Anarky]

Two-Face

[TimTwoFace]

Nope!

OK, it's been a day, so I'll give you a hint; this sixth villain has a "business" relationship (of sorts) with Arnold Stromwell.

Hope that helps!

-Tim

[Cyber E.]

I am going to takea WILD stab and say Bane.

Yes I know, Stupid but that is what came to mind when Timmy said Clayface posed as him.

[TimTwoFace]

Nope, not Bane...but this guy is KINDA big, but not in a strong, muscular sorta way...

-Tim

[Cyber E.]

Is it Killer Croc???

[TimTwoFace]

Nope...OK, since this is giving people some major problems, I'll say that this villain also has a relationship with a woman named Candace. :)

-Tim
(Who, being so patriotic, almost accidentally wrote "Canadace" :D)

[The Penguin]

The last guy is Rupert Thorne!

Plus Joker, Riddler, Poison Ivy, Clayface, Harley.

Which of the five B:TAS Ra's Ah Ghul episodes did Talia not appear in?

[TimTwoFace]

Talia was kinda MENTIONED, but never appeared in AVATAR.

Here's one:

Aside from Tim Drake, name another character on the show named Tim, Timmy, Timothy, or some variation. In what episode did this character appear?

-Tim

[M'ral]

Uh, Tim, I hope you meant "Showdown." Talia was a major player in "Avatar"- Ra's even tried to kill her.

As for your question, I'll have to get back to you.

[TimTwoFace]

DANGIT! Why did I say AVATAR and not SHOWDOWN? I knew that one...argh! *BLUSHES BEET RED*

-Tim
(Eeeeep!)

[Barb Gordon]

I'm a bit lost. Tim, why did you ask another question where you didn't seem to be sure of you answer? Shouldn't it be M'ral's turn now? Or did someone chuck the rules out the window without telling me and we're doing everything however we feel like?

~Barb

[M'ral]

Well, technically, I guess it is my turn, Barb, but since Tim already had a question out and I couldn't think of another one, I just let his stand. If I hadn't, we would have had two questions on at the same time, which as you know is never pretty. :)

[TimTwoFace]

Alright, here goes...ignore my question! I accidentally put down the wrong answer (though I imagined the right episode in my mind), but the fact remains that I still got it wrong. Gotta play by the rules. :p

M'ral, you're up!

-Tim

[Cyber E.]

Suggestion : How about the person waits for comfirmation of the answer or atleast double check somewhere, There have been alot of mistakes going around because people not checking up and just continung the game.

As the for the current question, I give.

[M'ral]

Good idea Cyber E. And I have no idea what the answer to Tim's question is. How's about a hint, Timmy? (I know you passed the buck to me, but my brains are momentarily devoid of trivia questions, so consider yours still valid.)

[Anarky]

to answer the Timmy question:

I'm pretty sure one of the cast members from the "Baby Boll" series was named Tim, probably the guy who played Cousin Spunky.

carry on.....

[Barb Gordon]

Attention all Trivia/Quote Players:

All right, let's just get all the unsaid unwritten rules, well, said and written for once and for all. You may only ask a question if you have answered correctly the previous one. In most cases, if you are not absolutely, postively, 100%, will stake your life on it sure that your answer is correct, then wait for confirmation...and it'd be great if you even said so "waiting for confirmation" "Is that right?", something along those lines. If you are sure, then please make it a habit that in that same post, post up a new question, If you can't, please let us know that 1) you'll be back later with a new question or 2)the question is up for grabs. If confirmation isnt given or a new question not asked in 1-2 days, depending on the circumstances, then the next question will be made up for grabs. Now back to the fun. Tim, your question is the current one, Anarky has given an answer, is it right?

~Barb

[TimTwoFace]

Nope, Anarky is not correct...the only Timmy in the series aside from Tim Drake is in another episode - not Baby-Doll. Mayor Hill mentions the name. That's a big hint. :)

-Tim

[Barb Gordon]

Mayor Hill's son in Be a Clown?

~Barb

[M'ral]

No, his name was Jordan. *'sigh* Now I'm going to have to go back through all the episodes that Mayor Hill appeared in. :rolleyes: Thanks a lot, Tim. :p

[TimTwoFace]

Awwww man, Barb is SOOOOO close on that one...but no, it's not Mayor Hill's son, but, rather, one of his son's friends mentioned at the party in BE A CLOWN.

Ehhh, I guess that's close enough. You're up, Babs!

:)

-Tim
(Timmah!)

[Barb Gordon]

What's the approx. time(s) that the hands on The Clock King glasses seem to point?

~Barb

[The Penguin]

Both lenses point to about 3 o'clock. The time Temple Fugate normally took his coffee break.


In Second Chance where did Bruce Wayne and Harvey Dent have "the most fun they ever had" (as mentioned by Two-Face)?

[M'ral]

The Half-Moon Club.

What department store did Harley & Ivy visit in HOLIDAY KNIGHTS, dragging Bruce Wayne (and his credit cards) along for the ride?

[Barb Gordon]

None too sure...Macy's?

~Barb

[M'ral]

Nope, sorry. Give you a hint: As far as I know, it's not a real department store--it was created only for Gotham.

[TimTwoFace]

Uhhh...it was Bergduff's or something, right?

-Tim

[M'ral]

You got it, Tim!

[TimTwoFace]

OK, here's one:

"What is the name of Grant Walker's final creation?"

-Tim

[M'ral]

I believe it was Oceana. Confirm?

[TimTwoFace]

Yup! M'ral, you're up!

:)

-Tim

[M'ral]

*Yawn* It's too late at night to think up a new question, so I'll leave it up for grabs. Good night, all!

[TimTwoFace]

Well, M'ral still hasn't come back to re-grab her left open question, so I guess I will. :)

Let's see...

"During Ra's Al Ghul's quest around the world, in what country does Ubu NOT attack Batman and refer to him as an 'infidel'?"

-Tim

[DarkLantern]

Originally posted by TimTwoFace
Well, M'ral still hasn't come back to re-grab her left open question, so I guess I will. :)

Let's see...

"During Ra's Al Ghul's quest around the world, in what country does Ubu NOT attack Batman and refer to him as an 'infidel'?"

-Tim

That would be Malaysia, yes?

The Dark Lantern

[TimTwoFace]

Yep! Malaysia is right! DL, you're up!

-Tim
(INFIDEL!)

[DarkLantern]

Let's keep the Malaysian theme going (fairly lovely country, by the way... at least away from the large city areas...).

I could ask what was wrong with the whole Malaysian scanario in "The Demon's Quest"? but I won't.

Instead:

Name the other episode in which Batman goes to Malaysia.

The Dark Lantern

[TimTwoFace]

OK, just a guess off the top of my head...ZATANNA?

-Tim

[DarkLantern]

Originally posted by TimTwoFace
OK, just a guess off the top of my head...ZATANNA?

-Tim

No. Now that I think about it, he may have mentioned going to Malaysia (or was it in Japan?) to Zana. But in the episode I'm thinking of Bruce Wayne is definitely in Malaysia.

Here's a hint: This is a trick question.

DL

[Cyber E.]

The hint gave it to me....

Is the episode Final Cut??

[murmur]

If that's wrong, is it Girls' Night Out? I think Cyber E.'s got it though...

[DarkLantern]

Originally posted by Cyber E.
The hint gave it to me....

Is the episode Final Cut??

Correct! Bruce Wayne was in Malaysia on business (I didn't specify which Batman series, just what other episode).

The floor is yours Cyber E, but first:

What was wrong with the Malaysia scene in "The Demon's Quest"? The next clue was found in a volcano -- and there are no volcanoes anywhere in Malaysia. As they would say in Kuala Lumpur, that research went a little cacat-lah (pron: "ch-ought ch-ought lah")

Oh, how I miss Nasi Kandar...

The Dark Lantern

[TimTwoFace]

As Cyber E. always leaves the questions up for grabs, I'll ask you this:

In what episode do we first see Mr. Mxyzptlk?

I may have mispelled that. :D

-Tim

[DarkLantern]

Originally posted by TimTwoFace
As Cyber E. always leaves the questions up for grabs, I'll ask you this:

In what episode do we first see Mr. Mxyzptlk?

I may have mispelled that. :D

-Tim

That wouldn't happen to be the Batman episode "Deep Freeze", would it?

DL

[TimTwoFace]

Ahhh, very good. He was in the scene where we meet the Bat-Mite toy. I didn't even notice it until I rewatched the episode a few weeks back.

OK, DL, you're up!

-Tim

[DarkLantern]

Originally posted by TimTwoFace
Ahhh, very good. He was in the scene where we meet the Bat-Mite toy. I didn't even notice it until I rewatched the episode a few weeks back.

OK, DL, you're up!

-Tim

Let's see who's been paying attention:

Name the BTAS producer who briefly turned to crime until he was stopped by Bruce Wayne on his first night as a masked vigilante.

DL

[TimTwoFace]

Hmmm...the only one I can think of is Bruce Timm as the Mad Bomber in BEWARE THE GREY GHOST, but I don't think that's what you're looking for.

-Tim

[DarkLantern]

Originally posted by TimTwoFace
Hmmm...the only one I can think of is Bruce Timm as the Mad Bomber in BEWARE THE GREY GHOST, but I don't think that's what you're looking for.

-Tim

Nope. The producer uses his actual name. Read the question again and you'll know where to look.

DL

[M'ral]

Oooh! That was in MASK OF THE PHANTASM--in the scene after Bruce's first night out, we see Alfred perusing the morning paper while Bruce practices what he calls ju-jitsu (a boo-boo on the writers' parts, it ain't ju-jitsu! :rolleyes: ). The name appears in a column headline: " (Producer's name) claims 'I'm innocent!' " (or something to that effect). I just can't remember the name! I think it was Radomski, but I'm not sure. Confirm please?

On second thought, I'm out of town at the moment, and my Internet connection is rather unreliable, so if I'm right, next question is up for grabs.

[Barb Gordon]

Amazing how fast this thread can die. All right, I just checked on the DVD, and M'Ral,like it's surprising, is right! The paper says " Radomski to Press 'I'm Innocent!' ". M'ral made the question up for grabs, so somebody take it!

~Barb

[Barb Gordon]

Since I was skimming through Phantasm, I just post a question regarding it. Who does Alfred say is dancing on the piano?

~Barb

[Cyber E.]

Well I was just about to post a question when Barb posted one. :(

Anyway I have never seen the movie so I will guess Joker?

[M'ral]

Nope, it was Miss Bambi.

Be back in a few minutes with a new question! (Now that I'm home, I'm NOT leaving it up for grabs! :D )

P.S- Cyber E., you've never seen MASK OF THE PHANTASM?! Shame on you! ;) You should get it, it's probably the best Batman movie ever made!

[M'ral]

Okay, this question is a little unusual, but it's all I could think of at the moment. I'm not even 100% sure I'm right--it could be just a strange coincidence. So if it's too hard or too nuts, and nobody gets it within the next couple of days (say, this time Wednesday afternoon), I'll post the answer and leave the next question up for grabs.

Anyway, the question:

In the B:TAS episode AVATAR, Ra's Al Ghul's quest for knowledge and power was presented as a quest for (and its culmination, a deal with) the Devil. This was specifically evidenced by a particular quote spoken by Thoth-Khepera during the confrontation with Ra's: "We are Legion." This quote is both a direct reference to and a quote from what ancient story of demon possession?

[TimTwoFace]

Awww man, that one's tough, M'ral...any hints? :)

-Tim

[M'ral]

Holy trivia, Batman! A hint request already? All right, all right, in case you haven't already guessed, it's in the Bible.
Holy trivia, Batman! A hint request already? All right, all right, in case you haven't already guessed, it's in the Bible.

;) ;) ;)

[Cyber E.]

Ok M'Ral now you did it. I completely have no idea what it is, but unless someone who is afan of ToonZones Batman board and reader of the Bible. NO ONE will get it.

Gimme Hints. :(

[TimTwoFace]

Hmmmm...uhhhh...uhhhhh....uhhhh...dangit, I know the Bible yet I can't figure this out. And why you repeated your evil hint twice, I don't know...you're dissing my "two"-gimmick, aren't ya? Either that, or is this a hint of the passage being somewhere in DEUTERONOMY? (sp?)

I'll have to rewatch the episode and maybe that'll give me a bigger hint...

-Tim

[DarkLantern]

Mark 5:14-20

The story of the Gaderene Demoniac (“Man of the Tombs").


DL

[M'ral]

That's it, Dark Lantern! Thank God somebody got this one! (Pun totally intended, of course! :D )

Don't worry, Tim, I wasn't making fun of you. I repeated the hint twice because the story can be found in two separate passages of the Bible, Mark 5:1-20 and Luke 8:26-39. Also, Mark is the second of the four Gospels.

Dark Lantern, you have the floor! :)

[Cyber E.]

Ok this bad boy is getting close to Page 2 so I thought I should bump it to make sure DarkLantern relized it is his turn..

He has till 12:00PM (EST) Sept 18th, 2002 to either post a new question or leave it up for grabs, if he hasn't responded then it is up for grabs.

[TimTwoFace]

*ANOTHER BUMP*

-Tim

[DarkLantern]

Sorry my friends, the sinister ISP has locked me out of this virtual universe for the last 48 hours. Thank you for your patience, and here is my question:

What do Simon Trent and Kirk Langstrom have in common?

DL

[Cyber E.]

I'll take a stab at it.

They have the same Voice Actor??

[DarkLantern]

Originally posted by Cyber E.
I'll take a stab at it.

They have the same Voice Actor??

Interesting guessing strategy, but no.

DL

[TimTwoFace]

Uhhhh...weren't they both involved in something entitled "Terror in the Sky"? I remember that from an earlier question in this post. Trent starred in a film of that name, and Langstrom appeared in the BTAS episode of that name.

If I'm right DL, respond! :)

-Tim

[DarkLantern]

That is correct. Episode #15 of the Grey Ghost series was called "Terror in the Sky", which was also the name of a BTAS episode that prominently featured Kirk Langstrom.

My apologies for repeating an earlier question. I'll have to spend some time rereading the posts so I don't pull any reruns. I plan to do more of these "what did they have in common" puzzlers...

Go for it, Tim!

DL

[Barb Gordon]

Yeah, I had that as an earlier question. It's all right repeating questions by mistake if we're really at a lost for a new one, as long as we don't make a habit of it and the happenings are few and far between.

~Barb

[TimTwoFace]

List all of Mr. Freeze's animated appearances in chronological order, including his appearances in the comic books (of which there are four). There are nine in total.

Note: One issue, one episode, or one movie counts as one "appearance".

-Tim

[Barb Gordon]

I'm assuming you mean the "animated" comics so to speak? In the future I would recommend just sticking to the episodes and movies because 1)not everyone has copies of or has read the comics and 2)this thread revolves around the actual animated series, Batman (BTAS, TNBA, BB) and Superman, and movies of said series.

~Barb

[M'ral]

Originally posted by Barb Gordon
1)not everyone has copies of or has read the comics and 2)this thread revolves around the actual animated series, Batman (BTAS, TNBA, BB) and Superman, and movies of said series.

Very true, Barb, but when I started the original thread, I specifically stated that the animated comics were allowed. They're not encouraged, but they're definitely allowed. Tim's question is perfectly valid. It's tough, and even tougher for those of us who don't have all the animated comics, but it is valid.

[Barb Gordon]

Sounds good to me. Always good to have questions that will prove difficult, just as long as we don't end up turning away some posters who time after time just can't figure out questions. Maybe it's me...but suddenly looking through the Mr.Freeze appearances...there weren't as many as I thought there would be!

~Barb

[M'ral]

Okay, let's see if I got them all...

B:TAS/TNBA/BB:

HEART OF ICE
DEEP FREEZE
BATMAN & MR. FREEZE: SUBZERO
COLD COMFORT
MELTDOWN

COMICS:

BATMAN ADVENTURES HOLIDAY SPECIAL #1
BATMAN & MR. FREEZE: SUBZERO (comic adaptation)
GOTHAM ADVENTURES #5
GOTHAM ADVENTURES #40
GOTHAM ADVENTURES #51

I think that's all of them...Tim, please confirm! :)

EDIT

Oh shoot, I forgot you wanted them in chronological order. Okay, mostly guessing here...

HEART OF ICE
BATMAN ADVENTURES HOLIDAY SPECIAL #1
DEEP FREEZE
BATMAN & MR. FREEZE: SUBZERO
BATMAN & MR. FREEZE: SUBZERO (comic adaptation)
COLD COMFORT
GOTHAM ADVENTURES #5
MELTDOWN
GOTHAM ADVENTURES #40
GOTHAM ADVENTURES #51

[TimTwoFace]

Oh M'ral, you're so close...you just put MELTDOWN in the wrong place. :)

-Tim

[M'ral]

Oh, wait a minute, by chronological order, do you mean when they took place in the Batman continuity? Dangit, I thought you meant when they were produced and released! In that case, MELTDOWN would of course be at the tail end of the list. :rolleyes:

Next question's up for grabs (another business trip *sigh*).

[TimTwoFace]

Yep, M'ral is now right! But as this has been left up for grabs, I'm gonna take it again...

"Michael Ironside provided the voice of two characters for the WB's animated series'. One was Darkseid. Who was the other?"

-Tim

[DarkLantern]

Originally posted by TimTwoFace
Yep, M'ral is now right! But as this has been left up for grabs, I'm gonna take it again...

"Michael Ironside provided the voice of two characters for the WB's animated series'. One was Darkseid. Who was the other?"

-Tim

He was the Frank Miller version of Batman in "Legends of the Dark Knight."

DL

[Patrick Bateman]

What about a new question?

[TimTwoFace]

Yeah DL, if you're not gonna post a new question right away when you're sure you're right, either tell us you'll come back by the end of the day (ASAP) with one or pass it on to someone else. As you can see, we have a lot of people itching to show off their trivial knowledge in this thread. :D

-Tim
(Very trivial, indeed.)

[DarkLantern]

Post if absolutely sure. Got it.

Continuing my "what do they have in common" trend, an easy one:

What do Mr. Frewer and Mr. Wilson have in common?

DL

[TimTwoFace]

Both of these voice actors provided a voice for a character with a criminal alias "Sid the Squid" (Sid the Squid in THE MAN WHO KILLED BATMAN, and Tony Zucco).

OK, here's one:

Director Kent Butterworth left BATMAN: THE ANIMATED SERIES after working on only one episode, claiming it was "too weird". Which episode was this?

-Tim

[DarkLantern]

That episode was "Christmas with the Joker."

Give me a moment for the next question.

DL

[DarkLantern]

Foregoing my current theme for now:

When does the T-7, which never loses sight of its target, lose sight of its target?

Name the episode, and briefly describe the scene. (The target is a bonus, but should be obvious.)

NOTE: I am looking for the scene when the T-7 intentionally loses sight of its target. The times when the target temporarily ducks out of its line of sight doesn't count (since the T-7 is still tracking him).

DL

[Barb Gordon]

Looks like everyone is having a tough time with this question Dark Lantern. Care to grace us with a hint, or if by tomorrow no one can figure it out, put up a new question?

~Barb

[TimTwoFace]

I'm not even sure what the T-7 is...are those Lex's robots in WORLD'S FINEST?

-Tim

[Cyber E.]

Hey DarkLantern, could you maybe spark this bad boy up and give us a hint?

[DarkLantern]

Originally posted by TimTwoFace
I'm not even sure what the T-7 is...are those Lex's robots in WORLD'S FINEST?

-Tim

Yes it is. And now you know the target is Batman. Hopefully that's a hint enough.

DL

[TimTwoFace]

Man, I'm STILL stumped. I guess I'll have to go watch the show to figure this one out. :p

-Tim

[Patrick Bateman]

I recall that it takes it's sights off of Batman when Lois hits it with something. Is that the answer you were looking for?

[DarkLantern]

Originally posted by Batman Year One
I recall that it takes it's sights off of Batman when Lois hits it with something. Is that the answer you were looking for?

Yes it is. In World's Finest Part 3, Lois hits the T-7 with a fire extinguisher, and the T-7 responds by turning away from Batman and towards Lois-- despite what Luthor said in part 1 about the T-7 never losing sight of its target.

BYO, you are up.

DL

[Patrick Bateman]

Cool. Okay here's one:

What mistake occurs in the final action scene in "Beware the Gray Ghost"?

[Bleu Unicorn]

Originally posted by Batman Year One
What mistake occurs in the final action scene in "Beware the Gray Ghost"?
Hmm, the only thing I can think of is how the fire sort of starts itself... but I don't think that's what you mean (and is that really considered an action scene there, since all that happens is Grey Ghost knocks the Mad Bomber over).

[Patrick Bateman]

Sorry, Bleu. That's not it. I'll give a hint: It's a continuity mistake. (not continuity of the series, continuity of the scene). Hope that helps! :)

[Cyber E.]

Yo BYO, could you give us another hint? The topic is on page two.

I'll take a guess and say
"I don't know. >_<"

[Patrick Bateman]

A hint? Okay.

Watch who escapes the burning building first, then watch who pulls the Mad Bomber to safety.

That should help. ;)

[Barb Gordon]

I don't have a clear recollection, but I would assume whoever got out of the building first, without the Mad Bomber in tow, someone in the next shot was pulling him out. I would venture to say it was perhaps Batman who in one shot is leaving the burning building, yet in another shot is coming out again, but with the Mad Bomber with him.

~Barb

[Patrick Bateman]

You're right, Barb. We see Batman escape via his grappling gun, then we see him pull the Mad Bomber to safety. Now, unless there's two Batmen, that's physically impossible. The next qouestion is yours!

[Barb Gordon]

Yay, all righty then, a new question will be up this afternoon after 1)I get back from school and 2)I figure out the question I wanna ask!

~Barb

[TimTwoFace]

*DROOLS IN ANTICIPATION*
*HOPES IT'S ONE I CAN GET*

:D

-Tim

[Barb Gordon]

I hate having colds, always makes me so sleepy. Anyhoo, after crashing on my bed for a bit, I woke up thinking--got to put up a question for the Bat/Super trivia thread! :p So, here it is:

In the Batman Beyond episode, Ace in the Hole, what's the chemical that Terry attempts to pronounce?

~Barb

[AceOfKnaves]

YAY!!! A Batman Beyond question. I know most of these!!! Such as....

The answer is "Saltanic-Metho-Chlorine" or it might be "Caltanic-Metho-Chlorine"
I'm not sure of the lettering, but I know that the first letter sounds like an S.

I'm not a freak for knowing this, really, :) it's just that Ace in the Hole is one of Cartoon Networks most outplayed BB ep....

I'm pretty sure I'm right, but just in case spelling counts, I'll wait until later today to post the next question.
Wow, I'm up early!!!!!! 4:22am.....all that tells me is, work sucks. :D

[Barb Gordon]

lol, I wouldn't be able to spell it if I tried. I just knew what it sounded like to the ear, and that it was just super long and random. But you got it! Go Batman Beyond freaks :D You're up Selena!

~Barb

[AceOfKnaves]

Alrighty,

Since Batman Beyond is how I was reintroduced to the WONDERFUL world of Batman and it seems to be all that I know, how about.....

In what Batman Beyond Episode does Terry/Batman gain the invisibility mechanism on his suit?

[TimTwoFace]

I'll say in Episode #06, SHRIEK. I can't recall it appearing in any episodes prior to that one.

-Tim

[AceOfKnaves]

Nope, sorry Tim.... :D

[TimTwoFace]

*SCOWLS* OK, fine...maybe this is a trick question...it was already equipped with the invisibility mode when Terry first got the suit in REBIRTH (Pt. 1).

Well?

-Tim

[AceOfKnaves]

On my way to bed, but I'm afraid again that is not the correct answer Tim. If a hint is needed, I will gladly post it.

[Calico]

I can visualize him sitting on a basketball net - I think it's in 'Golem'.

[Bleu Unicorn]

Calico, I can tell you with 100% certainty, that you got the question right -- which would mean you're up.

[TimTwoFace]

Dangit, Golem was my next guess! *TACKLES SELENA*

-Tim

[AceOfKnaves]

*DUSTS SELF OFF FROM TIM'S TACKLE*

Yes, it was GOLEM.....You're up Calico!!! :D

[Calico]

Alrighty then! This is going to be depressingly easy, but I haven't watched BB in a long time (and haven't seen enough of Batman or Superman to ask anything). Anyhoo, this is from 'Batman Beyond':

Name the three episodes that have Paxton Powers in them.

[DarkLantern]

Originally posted by Calico
Alrighty then! This is going to be depressingly easy, but I haven't watched BB in a long time (and haven't seen enough of Batman or Superman to ask anything). Anyhoo, this is from 'Batman Beyond':

Name the three episodes that have Paxton Powers in them.

Ascension
King's Ransom
and...

Sneak Peek!

Thought I didn't catch that cameo, eh?

DL

[Calico]

Yeah, I was hoping to sneak that by you :D Take it away DarkLantern!

[DarkLantern]

Okay, Beyond fans, this takes some deducing and some digging...

There is an episode of Batman Beyond that makes me suspect that Shrieve didn’t develop all of the sound weaponry used by Shriek. Name the episode, and the possible "true" inventor of the sound weapon.

Answer in 24 hours.

DL

[DarkLantern]

What? No guesses? No requests for a hint?

Well, you'll get a hint anyway. Who else on Batman Beyond had a sound weapon -- which he built himself?

DL

[Calico]

Jim Tate in 'Armory'? If so the question's up for grabs!

[DarkLantern]

Originally posted by Calico
Jim Tate in 'Armory'? If so the question's up for grabs!

Correct. "Armory" stated that Tate developed stuff for WaynePowers, who provided Shriek with the technology for his gear. After seeing Armory's sonic weapon do something very similar to what Shriek did, it wouldn't surprise me that Tate actually invented some of the weapons that Shriek used.

Up for grabs, people!

DL

[murmur]

[Pounce] Okay...

Name a device that was featured in two episodes of STAS but used only once.

[DarkLantern]

Jimmy's signal watch. He received it in "Superman's Pal", but only used it in "A Fish Story," I believe...

DL

[Cyber E.]

This is problem wrong but was it the "Phantom Zone" device?

[murmur]

DarkLantern's got it nailed. Incidently, the Phantom Zone projector was discovered and used in "Blast from the Past" part 1, then used again in part 2. You might also argue that it was used in "Brave New Metropolis," as Dr. Hamilton used it as sort of a model for the principles used in that dimensional portal. Either way, it was used in more than one episode.

So, Dark Lantern--you're up!

[Duke]

Originally posted by murmur
DarkLantern's got it nailed. Incidently, the Phantom Zone projector was discovered and used in "Blast from the Past" part 1, then used again in part 2. You might also argue that it was used in "Brave New Metropolis," as Dr. Hamilton used it as sort of a model for the principles used in that dimensional portal. Either way, it was used in more than one episode.

So, Dark Lantern--you're up!

Your question was "What device was mentioned in two episodes but only used once." What you said just now contradicts that.

[Barb Gordon]

I don't really see how murmur is contradicting his/her previous statement and question. Jimmy's watch is given to him in one episode, he actually uses it in another. The Phantom Zone projector was discovered and used in the same episode, then used again in another episode. Murmur asked what device was mentioned in two eps, but only used in one. No contradiction as far as I can see...maybe I'm just totally missing something. Anyhoo, you're up DarkLantern! *waits in the shadows for a question she might actually be able to answer*

~Barb

[Cyber E.]

Originally posted by Barb Gordon
Murmur asked what device was mentioned in two eps, but only used in one.

Actually Barb, Murmur asked (And I quote) Name a device that was featured in two episodes of STAS but used only once. Featured in two episodes but used ONCE. Thew question does not state that it was used in the two episodes it was featured.

But anyway DL got it, so it is still his turn. *waits*

[DarkLantern]

Originally posted by Cyber E.
Actually Barb, Murmur asked (And I quote) Name a device that was featured in two episodes of STAS but used only once. Featured in two episodes but used ONCE. Thew question does not state that it was used in the two episodes it was featured.

But anyway DL got it, so it is still his turn. *waits*

Just to beat a dead horse, the Phantom Zone projector was used three times. Superman used it to free Mala, then Mala used it to free Jax-Ur, then the villains used it to send Superman into the zone.

Anyhoo, my question:

In “Appointment in Crime Alley”, we see how Batman safeguards his Batmobile from being stolen. In another BTAS episode, we see how Batman safeguards his Batcycle. Name the episode, and the method.

DL

[Barb Gordon]

Care to grace us with any hints? Perhaps making it a one part question but letting us know the episode?

~Barb

[Cyber E.]

Yo DL, You alive?

[DarkLantern]

As alive as a virtual persona with sparse isp connections can be. My apologies.

The episode is "Terror in the Sky". Happy hunting for the other answer.

DL

[Cyber E.]

Since you gave the answer I guess that means it is up for grabs. Here is my question (Saved in WordPad going on three months)

Give me the name of the actor who gave his voice in one episode of B:TAS and BB and was also a guest villain on the 60's series.

For extra points give me his name on the 60's television series and the episodes he was in

I know this is going alittle off with the 60's thing but it is also a clue to narrow it down. ;-)

[Batman's Biggest Fan]

Cliff Robertson

When is the clostest time Batman neared death?

[murmur]

No, Dark Lantern did not give away the answer. He gave away half the answer, as Barb wisely suggested, seeing as how we're pretty clueless about that bit of trivia. It's kinda looking like we won't be able to answer it anyway, but we should wait a little bit for DL to make that call...

[Cyber E.]

MurMur : oops, I guess I overlooked that one. (Kicks self)
Batmans Biggest Fan : My question isn't active yet and Wrong actor
For the Question : Is the second part of the answer "Remote Control"

[The Penguin]

Originally posted by DarkLantern
In “Appointment in Crime Alley”, we see how Batman safeguards his Batmobile from being stolen. In another BTAS episode, we see how Batman safeguards his Batcycle. Name the episode, and the method.

Just so there isn't anymore confusion this is the question and DL has given the hint that it is from the BTAS episode, "Terror in the Sky."

I don't know, but have at it!

[AceOfKnaves]

Is that question referring to the little beeper thing Batman uses when he approaches his bike on the street? It looks like a garage opener with a red button on it, and when he pressed it, the bike's shields slid open.

I'm not sure, I can't really remember, but I also think that later in the episode, it's connected by a chain like thing to a street lamp, or phone pole or something...

Am I close?