2.4 "The Cat and the Fiddle" Trivia Quiz

Answer: George Barrows

Barrows, born on February 7th, 1914 in New York City, was cast as Charles, one of Catwoman's henchmen, in this episode. He played the role for a total of two episodes. He has also guest starred on the TV series' "The Beverly Hillbillies", "The Man from U.N.C.L.E." and "Adam-12".

Answer: Charles Horvath

Horvath, both on October 27th, 1920 in Upper Macungie Township, Pennsylvania, portrayed Thomas, one of Catwoman's henchmen, in this episode. He played the character for two episodes of "Batman". He has also guest starred on the TV shows "Get Smart", "I Dream of Jeannie" and "Lost in Space".

Answer: True

Batman told Robin that an eclipse would be occurring soon and so he instructed him to move the gigantic magnifying glass fourteen degrees to his left. Robin did this and then the eclipse ended. This led to the sun burning through the ropes, causing Batman and Robin to become free.

Answer: Batcave

Once Batman and Robin got free, they were next seen in the Batcave where Batman asked Robin to refresh his memory on what Catwoman told them to prepare for before they died. Robin mentioned that she said something about an assault on Mount Gotham. Batman reminded Robin that there was no such thing as a Mount Gotham.

Answer: False

Batman and Robin left in pursuit of Catwoman and parked on a street which had parking meters. Batman got out a coin to feed the meter but Robin advised him not to do it, citing the fact that nobody would give them a ticket. Batman reminded him that the money would be used to build better roads and everyone does his/her part to make that happen. Robin concurred with him that paying the meter actually was the right thing to do.

Answer: Mr. Zucchini

Batman and Robin asked a gentleman at a location if there were any strange events going on that day there. The gentleman stated he was throwing a party at a penthouse which he rented from a gentleman named Mr. Zucchini. Robin remembered that Mr. Zucchini cornered the sulfur market in the 1920s.

Answer: Minerva Matthews

Midway through the episode, Catwoman visited a wealthy person by the name of Minerva Matthews and knocked her out cold by using knock out gas. She then impersonated Minerva in order to steal her money. Catwoman used the money in exchange for two exquisite violins.

Answer: Elevators

Batman and Robin tracked down the building in which they believed Catwoman would strike. Batman used his strength to open up a closed elevator to see what was up there. He realized that Catwoman managed to put all elevators out of commission. Commissioner Gordon then wondered how Catwoman would be able to escape.

Answer: Robin

Catwoman was near the top of a high rise building when she revealed to "Mr. Zucchini" that she had been impersonating Minerva Matthews the entire time. She demanded that he hand her a huge sum of cash. After she made this demand, Robin showed her that he had been impersonating Mr. Zucchini, the rich socialite.

Answer: Robin

Catwoman started to climb out of a high rise building when Batman threw her some rope to get her to climb back inside. Catwoman then tripped but luckily Batman tied the rope to a leg on a table to prevent her from slipping. Batman then was pushed out of the window by Jack O'Shea, which caused Robin to subdue him while Batman hung on with Catwoman. Robin pulled both Batman and Catwoman up to safety.