2.33 "The Sandman Cometh" Trivia Quiz

Answer: Spring Byington

Byington, born on October 17th, 1886 Colorado Springs, Colorado, was cast as J. Pauline Spaghetti in this episode of "Batman". She has played the character for a total of two episodes for the series. She has also guest starred on the TV series' "Dr. Kildare", "I Dream of Jeannie" and "The Flying Nun".

Answer: Pat Becker

Becker guest starred in this episode as Cattie. She portrayed the character for a total of two episodes of "Batman". She also guest starred on the TV show "Felony Squad". She also starred in the films "In Like Flint" and "A Guide for the Married Man".

Answer: Dr. Somnambula

In a first for the series, two baddies teamed up and it was The Sandman and Catwoman for this episode. Both The Sandman and Catwoman were after the fortune of a wealthy woman named J. Pauline Spaghetti. Throughout the episode, The Sandman's other name was also mentioned to be Dr. Somnambula.

In medicine, the term "somnambulism" denotes "sleepwalking" and, since The Sandman had an affection for sleep, that explained his name.

Answer: Mooney

Officer Mooney of the Gotham City Police Department went undercover to try and capture both Catwoman and The Sandman. She was seen making a call to Commissioner Gordon in which she identified herself but Catwoman snuck up from behind and subdued her. Catwoman meowed into the phone, which left Commissioner Gordon upset that one of his officers was in danger.

Answer: True

Alfred and Harriet were chatting at Wayne Manor when she commented that she heard a strange beeping noise from the study. Alfred covered, explaining that the sound likely meant that a piece of equipment needed some adjusting. Alfred entered the study and informed Commissioner Gordon that Batman and Robin were away on personal business.

Answer: Camping

Chief O'Hara and Commissioner Gordon flashed the bat signal to summon Batman and Robin to police headquarters. Over on the other side of town, Bruce and Dick were camping out in the country with some friends when they noticed the bat signal in the sky. Bruce and Dick worried since they could not figure out a way to get out of the campgrounds unnoticed by their friends.

Answer: False

While Bruce and Dick were out camping and worrying about the crime going on back home, Dick commented on having an annoying ringing sensation in his ears. Bruce commented that it was likely due to the altitude at the campground. When Bruce and Dick attended to a phone call from Commissioner Gordon in this episode, Dick still complained then about the ringing in his ears.

Answer: Catwoman

Midway through the episode, Commissioner Gordon and Chief O'Hara were shocked to see Catwoman out of costume and on a T.V. program discussing sleep. Catwoman mentioned how grateful she was to someone who helped her find the right methods to get to sleep. Catwoman commented that this person could help anyone sleep properly at night.

Answer: Mattress factory

There was a scene which took place at Catwoman and The Sandman's hideout, which the narrator claimed was at a mattress factory. The Sandman informed Catwoman about his noticing her broadcast on television where she did rather good at persuading the audience to support his methods for proper sleep. Just then, the phone rang, scaring Catwoman, but The Sandman told her not to fret since he listed that number as his "office phone".

Answer: Robin

There was a fight between the Dynamic Duo and The Sandman and his men at the end of the episode. The Sandman's cohorts got the upper hand on Batman while The Sandman used a spray on Robin to cause him to align with him. Batman was tied down to a mattress and then The Sandman instructed a dazed Robin to start a machine which would "button up" Batman and eventually kill him.