2.40 "That Darn Catwoman" Trivia Quiz

Answer: Lesley Gore

Gore, born on May 2nd, 1946 in New York City, was seen as Pussycat, Catwoman's cohort, in this episode. She played the character for two episodes. She has also guest starred on the TV shows "Malibu U." and "Binnen en Buiten". She was also in the 1977 TV movie "Good Old Days".

Answer: Jock Gaynor

Gaynor, born on September 14th, 1929 in New York City, portrayed Spade in this episode. He was in the role for two episodes. He has also guest starred on the TV series' "The Doctors", "Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea" and "Mission: Impossible".

Answer: Robin

We started off this episode at a very special occasion where the seniors of Aaron Burr High School were set to graduate. Robin kicked things off with a speech about always obeying legal authorities while pursuing the gem typified in advanced studies at the university level. Robin concluded on the note that good citizenship merited its own reward.

Answer: Pussycat

Robin got done speaking and then Catwoman was nearby with her cohort, Pussycat. She instructed Pussycat to flirt with Robin in order to help her execute the plan she had. Pussycat went up to Robin and said she would like to be alone with him. Robin asked her why so Pussycat claimed his education had been neglected in a way that she felt she could make up that deficiency.

Answer: Robin

While Pussycat spoke to Robin, she used something to zap him with a potion that would make him hypnotized by her and Catwoman. When Chief O'Hara attempted to intervene to aid Robin, he ended up attacking him. Commissioner Gordon telephoned Batman to deliver the perplexing news.

Answer: True

In the first scene at Wayne Manor, Harriet sat on the couch reading something and asked Alfred what the deal was with her being forbidden from entering Bruce's study. Alfred explained to her that Bruce liked to think of the study as somewhat of a sanctuary. Alfred claimed that those who were less fortunate likely think of the barber shop as their own personal safe haven.

Answer: True

While Alfred and Harriet spoke some more at Wayne Manor, Robin and Catwoman all of a sudden burst into the place. Robin tied up Alfred and Harriet, per Catwoman's orders, while she stated how unique it was for Robin to finally become her sycophant. Catwoman then demanded that Robin help the others break into the safe.

Answer: Catafrenic

Alfred asked Catwoman what led to Robin aligning himself with her so she stated that he was drugged with Catafrenic. Catwoman mentioned how the drug transformed a person into the opposite of what they once were. For example, Robin once was anti-crime but now he is pro-crime due to the Catafrenic.

Answer: Pussycat

Midway through the episode, Catwoman and her cohorts were at the hideout when there came some downtime. Pussycat decided to entertain everyone by singing a song. She put on the radio and belted out a tune for a couple of minutes. In real life, the actress who portrayed Pussycat, Lesley Gore, is an accomplished singer.

Answer: Mousetrap

Batman located Catwoman's hideout and got there only to notice that Robin had been tied to a chair. Batman believed that Robin was no longer under Catwoman's spell but soon found out that he was, as Robin let out an evil laugh. Two of Catwoman's henchmen burst in and zapped Batman until he became unconscious.

The episode concluded with Batman bound to a mousetrap with Robin about to kill him.