1.9 "Zelda the Great" Trivia Quiz

Answer: Jack Kruschen

Kruschen, born on March 20th, 1922 in Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada, was cast as Eivol Ekdol. He played the character for a total of two episodes. He has also guest starred on the TV series' "Full House", "The Rockford Files" and "Trapper John, M.D."

Answer: Barbara Heller

Heller had a guest starring stint in this episode as Hillary Stonewin. This was the only episode of the "Batman" TV series in which she made a guest starring appearance. She has also guest starred on the TV shows "Bachelor Father", "Pistols 'n' Petticoats" and "Love, American Style".

Answer: Bank

The episode opened up on a quiet evening in Gotham City until a commotion was reported at a bank in town. A guard noticed someone robbing the place so he told the person to halt what they were doing. The officer shot at the robber but the bullets had no effect since the criminal wore a bulletproof vest. The robber then knocked the officer over the head with a bag.

Answer: April Fool's Day

In the second scene, which was at Gotham City Police Headquarters, Commissioner Gordon lamented about their inability to catch this crook's constant robberies. Chief O'Hara mentioned that it happened every April 1st, which meant that this episode took place on April Fool's Day. Commissioner Gordon then used the Batphone to summon Batman and Robin.

Answer: False

Commissioner Gordon advised Chief O'Hara to use the Bat Signal while he phoned up Batman. It turned out that nobody at Wayne Manor immediately picked up the Commissioner's call since Alfred, Bruce and Dick were looking at stars on the roof. However, they noticed the Bat Signal in the sky and immediately went to Gotham City Police Headquarters. Bruce and Dick raced into Wayne Manor to answer the Batphone.

Answer: Silk

Batman and Robin promised Commissioner Gordon that they would take the bullet which they found at the crime scene back to the Batcave for analysis. While there, Batman and Robin noticed through their machine that the crook wore silk the night of the robbery. Through other clues which they found, both concluded that the crook was a woman.

Answer: True

Batman phoned up Commissioner Gordon to tell him what he and Robin figured out about the crook involved in the robbery. After he got off the phone, Alfred handed him that day's newspaper. The front page article had a headline stating that the cash involved in the robbery was fraudulent.

Answer: Magician

Zelda was first seen speaking to Eivol when he blasted her for stealing counterfeit money. She claimed she had no idea the money was fake but Eivol told her he did not buy it. His reasons accounted for her profession as a magician, one who likely could tell the difference between real and unreal money.

Answer: Dick Grayson

Harriet was at Wayne Manor when the phone rang so she answered it as she was the only one home at the time. She was shocked to hear the other person inform her that Dick had been injured by a ball. The person instructed her to go to a certain playground to help Dick out.

Answer: Harriet Cooper

Harriet was abducted by Zelda at the end of the episode. Batman and Robin learned of the abduction through Commissioner Gordon. On the phone, Batman heard about a ransom note Zelda left in which she demanded $100,000. She said that if she did not receive that money, she would drop Harriet into a vat of boiling oil.