1.27 "The Curse of Tut" Trivia Quiz

Answer: Don Barry

Barry, born on January 11th, 1912 in Houston, Texas, was cast as The Grand Vizier in this episode. He played the role for a total of two episodes. He has also guest starred on the TV series' "Charlie's Angels", "Gunsmoke" and "Marcus Welby, M.D."

Answer: Ziva Rodann

Rodann, born on March 2nd, 1935 in Haifa, Israel, was cast as Queen Nefertiti in this episode of "Batman". She played the role for two episodes. She has also guest starred on the TV shows "Burke's Law", "The Man from U.N.C.L.E." and "Dr. Kildare".

Answer: Park

The episode began at Gotham City Central Park where many people were gathered to enjoy a peaceful day. Just then, a huge truck was seen from which the driver unloaded an Egyptian statue into the park. Then, a woman spoke about that day being the one in which King Tut would claim Gotham City and control it.

Answer: Museum

Bruce, Dick and Harriet were in the living room of Wayne Manor when Harriet commented on how she loved nothing better than to see a new exhibit at a museum. She also mentioned that she could not wait to see what they had on display about Ancient Egypt. Alfred then entered the room and informed them that Bruce had a call from Commissioner Gordon.

Answer: Treasurer

Bruce got on the phone with Commissioner Gordon and was asked if he served on the Board of Trustees for the Gotham City Museum. Bruce said he did and that he was the treasurer. Commissioner Gordon mentioned to Bruce about what had happened at the park earlier that day.

Answer: Warehouse fire

When Batman and Robin got to Gotham City Police Headquarters, they both realized that they were now facing King Tut yet again. Robin could not believe this since he claimed that everyone thought King Tut had perished in a warehouse fire. Batman said it seemed now that King Tut was not dead after all and that he rose from the ashes like a phoenix.

Answer: Giza

Batman and Robin went to the park so they could get a look at the statue there. Robin asked Batman what he made of it so Batman said it looked like an imitation of the Sphinx in Giza. Just then, there was a noise that made Batman assume that there was going to be another announcement come out of the statue.

Answer: True

Batman and Robin climbed up the statue to inspect it and then Robin asked him if King Tut's henchmen were hiding inside. Batman stated that, if that was the case, there would be an entrance somewhere. Robin noticed a handle on the side of the statue and told Batman that that could be the way inside. Batman instructed him not to touch the handle since there could be something dangerous on it.

Answer: Knife

Batman tied some rope around the handle since he wanted to pull on it rather than open it up with his bare hands. When Batman tugged on the rope, the handle came off and out popped a knife. Batman informed Robin that this could only mean that King Tut had murder on his mind.

Answer: Bruce Wayne

Two men disguised as paramedics came to haul a supposedly dead body out of a facility so Bruce decided to help them. One of the men knocked Bruce out with a spray and it was revealed that the "dead man" was King Tut. King Tut had Bruce kidnapped and tied down to a stretcher in the back of an ambulance.