Boys Wonder Trivia Quiz

Answer: Burt Ward

Burt Ward (born 1945) is an American actor who in recent decades has become involved in animal rescue work. His version of Robin was known for using the expression "Holy ___!" with the blank being filled by a term related to the topic being discussed. During the production of the series, Ward was frequently injured as he was performing many of his own stunts.

Although at the time Ward thought he was used for stunts because the limited coverage of his mask made using a stuntman impractical, he later found that the producers used him for stunts because a stunt person would actually be more expensive.

Answer: Casey Kasem

In the various incarnations of "Super Friends", Casey Kasem voiced Robin and was usually partnered with a Batman voiced by Olan Soule. Casem Kasem and Olan Soule also appeared as Batman and Robin in two episodes of "The New Scooby-Doo Movies". Casey Kasem (1932-2014) was an American voice actor and long-time radio host of "American Top 40".

Answer: Chris O'Donnell

In "Batman Forever", the film shows how Dick Grayson became Robin after the death of his parents in a circus accident. Resentment grows between Batman and Robin in "Batman & Robin" as Robin becomes resentful of being Batman's assistant and not a full partner. Chris O'Donnell is an American film and television actor who has appeared in projects like "Circle of Friends" (1995) and "NCIS: Los Angeles".

Answer: Ronald Liss

The use of Robin (and Batman) in the radio drama allowed Superman voice actor Bud Collyer to take vacation time from the show. Sometimes Superman would work together with Robin and Batman to defeat a criminal. Ronald Liss appeared in various other radio dramas of the 1930s through 1950s.

Answer: Douglas Croft

Douglas Croft (1926-1963) was an American actor who mostly had film roles as a child or teenager. Being sixteen when the serial was filmed, he is one of the few actors who portrayed the teen-aged Robin when he himself was a teenager. Set during World War Two, the serial has Robin and Batman battling against a Japanese secret agent in the United States, Dr. Daka.

Answer: Johnny Duncan

Johnny Duncan (1923-2016) was an American actor who mostly appeared in films including "The East Side Kids" series. Many observers of "Batman and Robin" have commented that Johnny Duncan's legs seem hairier than one would expect from a teen-aged "Robin". In this serial, Robin and Batman face-off against the Wizard and his electricity controlling device.

Answer: Loren Lester

Loren Lester (born 1960) is an American actor who has appeared in voice roles in hundreds of television shows and commercials. In "Batman: The Animated Series", Robin first appeared as a recurring character in the first season before seeing more frequent appearances based upon network encouragement. Lester's characterization of Robin is more serious than some other versions, fitting the generally more serious tone of the series.

Answer: Scott Menville

Scott Menville (born 1971) is an American voice actor and musician appearing in productions like "The New Adventures of Johnny Quest". The show never clearly identifies what Robin's secret identity is and hints (sometimes heavily) at Robin's relationship with Batman. in this series, Robin is the leader of a Teen Titans team that includes Star Fire, Beast Boy, Cyborg, and Raven.

Answer: Troy Baker

"Injustice: Gods Among Us" was a 2013 video game released for several platforms including Play Station and Xbox 360. In this game, Robin (in his Nightwing version) appears as a playable character. Troy Baker (born 1976) is an American actor and musician best known as a voice actor in various video games.

Answer: Nick Lang

Matt Lang and Nick Lang wrote the book for "Holy Musical, B@tman!" and Nick Gage and Scott Lamps wrote the songs. The musical was performed on the Chicago stage in 2012 and has also been placed on YouTube. Robin's voice can be heard in two songs: "Dynamic Duet" and "Super Friends".