2.53 "King Tut's Coup" Trivia Quiz

Answer: Lee Meriwether

Meriwether, born on May 27th, 1935 in Los Angeles, California, guest starred as Lisa Carson in this episode of "Batman". She portrayed the character for a total of two episodes. She has also guest starred on the TV shows "Star Trek" and "Mannix". In 1996, she was recast in the role of Ruth Martin on the ABC soap opera "All My Children".

Answer: Grace Lee Whitney

Whitney, born on April 1st, 1930 in Ann Arbor, Michigan, guest starred as Neila in this episode of "Batman". She played the character for a total of two episodes. He has also guest starred on the TV series' "Bewitched", "Run for Your Life" and "The Outsider".

Answer: True

Professor McElroy was at Yale where he spoke with two of his students about a course they were talking in Egyptology. Both students asked him if it was true that he slipped a while back and assumed the identity of King Tut. Professor McElroy said that was unfortunately the case due to his sometimes getting amnesia after blows to the head. Sure enough, Professor McElroy suffered yet another blow in this episode and transformed into King Tut yet again.

Answer: Sarcophagus

King Tut was at the museum of Yale University in the section devoted to Ancient Egypt. A guard entered to ask him what he was doing and King Tut stated he had a claim to the sarcophagus. His henchman knocked out the guard, then they made off with the sarcophagus.

Answer: Egyptian Costume Ball

At Gotham City Police Headquarters, Commissioner Gordon and Chief O'Hara stated how much they hoped the guard would heal. Then, Commissioner Gordon commented on Bruce Wayne being able to assist them now that King Tut was back in town. His reasoning was due to the Egyptian Costume Ball occurring that evening and that Bruce Wayne was helping to set up the event.

Answer: Cleopatra

At that evening's event, King Tut crashed the festivities and noticed a woman named Lisa Carson dressed up as Cleopatra. Believing that she was the true Cleopatra, King Tut had her kidnapped. His aim was to take her back to Egypt so that he could marry her.

Answer: Suzy Knickerbocker

"Batman" was known to have many cameos throughout the series when celebrities often peeked outside a window when Batman and Robin scaled a building. It so happened that the celebrity in this episode was Suzy Knickerbocker, who noticed Batman and Robin climbing a wall right outside her room. She simply said that she went to Gotham City as that was where the action was.

Answer: True

At the festivities this evening, Commissioner Gordon asked his police officers to be on the lookout for King Tut since they feared he might show up. A couple of his cops located a gentleman dressed up as King Tut and took him to the station. However, they were surprised to see it was a Deputy from the Gotham City Police Department who they mistook for the villain himself. Commissioner Gordon immediately apologized for the mishap.

Answer: Robin

Batman and Robin discovered King Tut's hideout so both of them decided to enter in separate ways; Batman would surprise them from the top while Robin went into the side of the building. However, two of King Tut's henchmen opened a door, injuring Robin. Both captured him to be taken to King Tut.

Answer: Batman

Batman got into a fight with King Tut's men but King Tut knocked him out cold. He ordered his men to put him inside the sarcophagus. In the final scene to the episode, Batman was in the sarcophagus suspended above a tub of water and King Tut immersed him into the tub so he would drown.