3.21 "The Great Escape" Trivia Quiz

Answer: Barry Dennen

Dennen, born on February 22nd, 1938 in Chicago, Illinois, portrayed Fred in this episode of "Batman". He appeared in the role for a total of two episodes. He has also guest starred on the TV series' "Codename", "Remington Steele" and "Oxbridge Blues".

Answer: Ted Bensinger

Bensinger guest starred as a prisoner in this episode for the series' third season. He portrayed the character for just this one episode. His first acting credit was as a man at a road block on an episode of the TV show "The Fugitive".

Answer: False

The episode took place at the prison where Calamity Jan and Frontier Fannie spoke to Shame through the window. They mentioned how they were there to help Shame bust out of prison. Shame was skeptical, claiming that it likely would take at least a pack of wild horses to bust him out.

Answer: Horseshoes

Outside in the prison sports yard, Shame was seen by the horseshoes area where a couple of people were playing the game as he watched them. Someone commented on the nice timepiece that Shame had on him. Shame mentioned he got the timepiece after he shot the owner of it with three bullets.

Answer: False

Shame saw Calamity Jan and Frontier Fannie shoot open a portion of the prison wall to help Shame in getting out of the prison. Shame then threw a couple horseshoes at prisoners and guards, and ran outside the wall. He, Frontier Fannie and Calamity Jan escaped inside a tank.

Answer: Fondue

Near the beginning of the episode, a scene took place at Barbara Gordon's apartment where she, Bruce and Commissioner Gordon enjoyed some fondue. Bruce mentioned how great the quality of the food was to Barbara, which she appreciated. He stated how weird it was for him as a bachelor to have a home cooked meal.

Answer: Chief O'Hara

Batman and Robin went to Gotham City Police Headquarters where Robin posed the question as to where Shame's cohorts located a tank to bust him out of prison. Chief O'Hara mentioned the name of the place where they got it, which was at a used tank lot. Chief O'Hara commented on how Shame now seemed very twisted in the head to escape on a vehicle of that magnitude.

Answer: Chief O'Hara

Commissioner Gordon had been notified of there being a horse outside the police headquarters building so Chief O'Hara went to inspect. Chief O'Hara arrived inside with a sawhorse and it had a note attached to it. Batman read the note and then he and Robin took off.

Answer: Gotham City Central Park

Midway through the episode, Shame and his gang went to their hideout, which the voiceover described as the stables section at Gotham City Central Park. Shame was doing some work there when he commented to Calamity Jan on the gang she had rounded up. Calamity Jan then introduced the two new members of the gang to Shame.

Answer: Batgirl

Near the end of the episode, a fight ensued between Batman, Robin and Batgirl and Shame's men. Calamity Jan and Frontier Fannie entered to spray the three crimefighters with fear gas. With all three of them now scared of Shame, he decided to take Batgirl as his prisoner. In the final scene, she was tied up since Shame wanted to use her as a bartering chip.