2.50 "Batman Displays His Knowledge" Quiz

Answer: Jacques Bergerac

Bergerac, born on May 26th, 1977 in Biarritz, Pyrenees-Atlantiques, France, was cast as French Freddy the Fence in this episode of "Batman". He played the character for a total of two episodes. He has also guest starred on the TV series' "Daniel Boone", "Get Smart" and "The Beverly Hillbillies".

Answer: Stanley Adams

Adams, born on April 7th, 1915 in New York City, landed the role of Captain Courageous in this episode. He portrayed the character for a total of two episodes. He has also guest starred on the TV shows "The Lucy Show", "Gilligan's Island" and "The Monroes".

Answer: Batarang

Batman positioned himself in the huge coffee cup so that a drip of sulfuric acid would land on the ropes binding his hands. After the acid burned through it, Batman got out his batarang. He used it to shut off the switch to the coffee percolator and prevent the acid from burning them.

Answer: True

Catwoman intended to pull off a major caper by stealing a precious gem called Catseye Opal. She went to a place that had a huge stock of them and held all the people there at gunpoint. Two of Catwoman's henchmen made off with the Catseye Opal gems.

Answer: They brought bad luck

Batman got off the Batphone after hearing from Commissioner Gordon about Catwoman stealing the gems. He informed Robin that he'd heard that the gems that Catwoman had in her possession were known to cause bad luck. Batman hoped that proved to be true so as to render his mission in nabbing Catwoman a rather easy one, as he wanted her to make off with the gems in a way in which he could eventually entrap her.

Answer: Batman

Batman was at Gotham City Police Headquarters when he spoke with the gentleman who arrested him, Captain Courageous. Mr. Courageous apologized for doubting him when he professed innocence regarding the robbery. Batman accepted his apology and said that it was an honest mistake.

Answer: True

Alfred used a computer in the Batcave to make it appear as if Bruce Wayne spoke to Commissioner Gordon when he called (in reality, Batman was at Gotham City Police Headquarters). After Commissioner Gordon wrapped up his conversation with "Bruce", he mentioned to Batman how he thought for the longest time that Bruce Wayne was Batman.

He put aside that theory after deducing it seemed impossible for a millionaire playboy to become a crimefighter.

Answer: Fencing

Batman and Robin went to talk to Freddy French the Fence at his fencing academy since both suspected him of being in cahoots with Catwoman. Freddy French assumed that they were there to receive some fencing lessons but Robin assured him that that was not the reason for their visit.

After Batman picked up some fencing equipment, he asked Freddy French if he was in the stolen goods business, implying that Freddy had contact with Catwoman.

Answer: Batplugs

Batman and Catwoman spoke privately and she proposed that they team up together. He wanted to know what would become of Robin so Catwoman stated that she would kill him. Batman realized that Catwoman had not reformed a bit so that was when she admitted to wearing perfume that should have knocked him out by now. Batman informed her that he had wised up to her shenanigans and protected himself by wearing batplugs in his nose, preventing him from sniffing her toxic perfume.

Answer: Bruce Wayne

Warden Crichton shook his head at Catwoman as she arrived back at his office with her parole officer, Bruce Wayne. Her streak of crime outside prison bars made him believe his rehabilitation methods were lackluster. Both Bruce and Catwoman assured the warden of how successful he had been at helping other criminals whereas she was one who seemed unable to reform.