2.11 "The Clock King's Crazy Crimes" Quiz

Answer: Eileen O'Neill

O'Neill, born on July 3rd, 1939 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, was cast as Millie Second in this episode. She played the character for a total of two episodes. She has also guest starred on the TV series' "I Dream of Jeannie", "The Munsters" and "Get Smart".

Answer: Louise Lorimer

Lorimer, born on July 14th, 1898 in Boston, Massachusetts, was cast as Mrs. Frontenac in this episode. She portrayed the character for just this one episode of "Batman". She has also guest starred on the TV shows "Green Acres", "The Beverly Hillbillies" and "Bonanza".

Answer: Harry Hummert

The episode began at a jewelry store which was owned by a gentleman named Harry Hummert. A customer entered the store and commented to Harry about how lovely one of the clocks there looked. The customer mentioned she had not seen the clock when she visited the store last week but Harry informed her that was due to him getting it just yesterday.

Answer: True

At the jewelry store, Harry and the customer were shocked when the clock started to chime since it was not the time of day when it should chime. Just then, a bunch of smoke came out of the clock. This led to Harry, the customer and someone else in the shop passing out.

Answer: False

Despite how most episodes have Batman and Robin first driving to police headquarters, the Dynamic Duo decided to instead simply go to the jewelry store first. Batman asked Harry if he knew where he got the clock from but Harry simply said he had just acquired it and was unaware of the original source. Batman and Robin then went to a gallery after finishing up their business at the jewelry store.

Answer: Parkhurst Art Gallery

Near the beginning of the episode, The Clock King gathered his cohorts around to mention to them that their next plan was to strike at the Parkhurst Art Gallery. Millie Second mentioned how exciting that all sounded. Then, The Clock King stated how his intent was to also strike at the home of a millionaire.

Answer: Mr. Chronos

Batman and Robin arrived at the Parkhurst Art Gallery where they spoke to the owner of the place about the clock at Harry's store. Batman asked him if he could tell both him and Robin from whom Harry got the clock. The gentleman looked in the auction book and said that Harry purchased the clock from a guy named Mr. Chronos. Robin remembered that "Chronos" was Greek for "time".

Answer: Prince of Pop Art

At the Parkhurst Art Gallery, festivities were underway as they were about to put on a show featuring pop art. The Clock King entered and started to cause a ruckus at the show. Someone asked The Clock King who he was so he claimed to be the "Prince of Pop Art".

Answer: Thelma Timepiece

Batman and Robin went to a place in Gotham City called Dunbar's Drive In so Robin asked him how they would expect to find a lead on The Clock King while there. Batman stated that someone named Thelma Timepiece might work there and that she once worked for The Clock King.

A woman came out to take the Dynamic Duo's order but Batman assured her they were not there to dine. He asked her if Thelma Timepiece was an employee at the drive inn so the woman said that Thelma quit the prior week.

Answer: Hourglass

Batman and Robin went to The Clock King's hideout and were knocked out there by his henchmen who sprayed them with knock out gas. In the next scene, Batman and Robin were inside a huge hourglass in which The Clock King planned to have them drowned in sand. The Clock King confiscated their utility belts in a way to hinder their escape plans.