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1.

What is the fictional town in Indiana which is the setting of "Parks and Recreation"?
- A.
  
  Pawnee
- B.
  
  Springfield
- C.
  
  Quahog
- D.
  
  Eternia
Correct Answer
A. Pawnee

Explanation
"Parks and Recreation" is a popular television show that is set in a fictional town in Indiana called Pawnee. The show revolves around the lives of the employees working in the Parks and Recreation Department of the town. The correct answer is Pawnee because it is the actual setting of the show and where the majority of the story takes place.

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2.

In what Israeli series is "Homeland" based?
- A.
  
  Jihad
- B.
  
  Shiksa
- C.
  
  Kadish
- D.
  
  Hatufim
Correct Answer
D. Hatufim

Explanation
"Hatufim" is the correct answer because it is an Israeli series on which the American series "Homeland" is based. "Hatufim," also known as "Prisoners of War," tells the story of three Israeli soldiers who were held captive for 17 years and their struggle to reintegrate into society after their release. "Homeland" adapted the concept of prisoners of war returning home and expanded it into a larger story about terrorism and espionage.

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3.

In the pilot episode of "Raising Hope", what was the name of the girl that Jimmy Chance had an affair and a baby named Hope?
- A.
  
  Hershey
- B.
  
  Mindy
- C.
  
  Lucy
- D.
  
  Michelle
Correct Answer
C. Lucy

Explanation
In the pilot episode of "Raising Hope," Jimmy Chance had an affair with a girl named Lucy, and they had a baby named Hope.

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4.

Who is the self-destructive executive in "Enlightened"?
- A.
  
  Krista Jacobs
- B.
  
  Helen Jellicoe
- C.
  
  Amy Jellicoe
- D.
  
  Levi Callow
Correct Answer
C. Amy Jellicoe

Explanation
Amy Jellicoe is the self-destructive executive in the TV show "Enlightened." Throughout the series, Amy is portrayed as a character who struggles with her personal and professional life, often making impulsive decisions that have negative consequences. Her self-destructive behavior is a central theme in the show, as she tries to navigate her way through a corporate environment that she finds morally corrupt. Amy's character arc revolves around her journey towards self-discovery and finding a sense of enlightenment.

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5.

Chuck Lorre and Bill Prady created what series about a group of nerdy misfits and their hot girl next door neighbor?
- A.
  
  Two and a Half Men
- B.
  
  Six Feet Under
- C.
  
  Perfect Strangers
- D.
  
  The Big Bang Theory
Correct Answer
D. The Big Bang Theory

Explanation
"The Big Bang Theory" is a series created by Chuck Lorre and Bill Prady that revolves around a group of nerdy misfits and their hot girl next door neighbor. The show follows the lives of socially awkward physicists Leonard and Sheldon, along with their friends Howard and Raj, as they navigate relationships, work, and their shared love for science and pop culture. The series gained popularity for its humor, relatable characters, and portrayal of geek culture.

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6.

What serial thriller drama is about a chemistry teacher who turns to a life of crime after being diagnosed as having inoperable lung cancer?
- A.
  
  The Substitute
- B.
  
  Dangerous Minds
- C.
  
  Breaking Bad
- D.
  
  Community
Correct Answer
C. Breaking Bad

Explanation
Breaking Bad is a serial thriller drama about a chemistry teacher who, after being diagnosed with inoperable lung cancer, turns to a life of crime. The show follows the transformation of Walter White, the protagonist, as he becomes involved in the production and distribution of methamphetamine. The series explores themes of morality, identity, and the consequences of one's actions. Breaking Bad has received critical acclaim for its writing, acting, and character development, making it a popular and widely recognized television series.

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7.

In season 1 of "Justified", the story arc focuses on the criminal activities of which family?
- A.
  
  Addams family
- B.
  
  Crowder family
- C.
  
  Soprano family
- D.
  
  Huxtable family
Correct Answer
B. Crowder family

Explanation
In season 1 of "Justified", the story arc revolves around the criminal activities of the Crowder family. This family plays a significant role in the show as they are involved in various illegal activities, including drug trafficking and organized crime. The protagonist, Deputy U.S. Marshal Raylan Givens, finds himself constantly at odds with the Crowder family, particularly Boyd Crowder, who becomes one of the main antagonists throughout the season. The focus on the Crowder family's criminal activities drives the narrative and conflict in the show's first season.

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8.

Which star of "Terminator Salvation" also appears in the sci-fi series, "Falling Skies"?
- A.
  
  Jessy Schram
- B.
  
  Moon Bloodgood
- C.
  
  Seychelle Gabriel
- D.
  
  Sarah Carter
Correct Answer
B. Moon Bloodgood

Explanation
Moon Bloodgood is the correct answer because she is the only actress in the given options who appeared in both "Terminator Salvation" and the sci-fi series "Falling Skies". Jessy Schram, Seychelle Gabriel, and Sarah Carter did not appear in "Terminator Salvation" or "Falling Skies".

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9.

Which actress stars in a fictionalized version of herself in a sitcom set in Chicago?
- A.
  
  Jorja Fox
- B.
  
  Lisa Kudrow
- C.
  
  Whitney Cummings
- D.
  
  Mariska Hargitay
Correct Answer
C. Whitney Cummings

Explanation
Whitney Cummings stars in a fictionalized version of herself in a sitcom set in Chicago. This means that she plays a character that is based on her real-life self, but with fictionalized elements. The other options, Jorja Fox, Lisa Kudrow, and Mariska Hargitay, are not known for starring in a sitcom set in Chicago as a fictionalized version of themselves.

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10.

What procedural drama series was a spin-off of another series, "Bones"?
- A.
  
  The Finder
- B.
  
  Criminal Minds
- C.
  
  Person of Interest
- D.
  
  Cold Case
Correct Answer
A. The Finder

Explanation
"The Finder" is the correct answer because it is a procedural drama series that is a spin-off of another series called "Bones". This means that "The Finder" shares some characters or storylines with "Bones" and is set in the same fictional universe.

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11.

The title character "Wilfred", a dog, is seen as human by Ryan Newman, portrayed by whom?
- A.
  
  Joseph Gordon-Levitt
- B.
  
  Hayden Christensen
- C.
  
  Chris Evans
- D.
  
  Elijah Wood
Correct Answer
D. Elijah Wood

Explanation
In the TV show "Wilfred," the title character is seen as a human by Ryan Newman, who is portrayed by Elijah Wood.

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12.

Baby Holly In Breaking Bad Was Named In Honor Of Which Person In Vince Gilligan's Life?
- A.
  
  His Mother
- B.
  
  His Grandmother
- C.
  
  His Wife
- D.
  
  His Girlfriend
Correct Answer
D. His Girlfriend

Explanation
The correct answer is "His Girlfriend." In the TV show Breaking Bad, the character Baby Holly was named in honor of Vince Gilligan's girlfriend. This suggests that the character holds some significance or special meaning to him personally.

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13.

What TV show features a character named Quinn Fabray?
- A.
  
  Glee
- B.
  
  Community
- C.
  
  ICarly
- D.
  
  Life Unexpected
Correct Answer
A. Glee

Explanation
The correct answer is Glee because the TV show Glee features a character named Quinn Fabray.

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14.

Mercedes Jones is a character on what TV show?
- A.
  
  Community
- B.
  
  Greek
- C.
  
  Glee
- D.
  
  Lincoln Heights
Correct Answer
C. Glee

Explanation
Mercedes Jones is a character on the TV show Glee.

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15.

What TV show features a character named Spencer Shay?
- A.
  
  ICarly
- B.
  
  Beyond the Break
- C.
  
  Gossip Girl
- D.
  
  Big Time Rush
Correct Answer
A. ICarly

Explanation
The TV show that features a character named Spencer Shay is iCarly.

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TV Shows 2011 Trivia Question

What is the fictional town in Indiana which is the setting of "Parks and Recreation"?

In what Israeli series is "Homeland" based?

In the pilot episode of "Raising Hope", what was the name of the girl that Jimmy Chance had an affair and a baby named Hope?

Who is the self-destructive executive in "Enlightened"?

Chuck Lorre and Bill Prady created what series about a group of nerdy misfits and their hot girl next door neighbor?

What serial thriller drama is about a chemistry teacher who turns to a life of crime after being diagnosed as having inoperable lung cancer?

In season 1 of "Justified", the story arc focuses on the criminal activities of which family?

Which star of "Terminator Salvation" also appears in the sci-fi series, "Falling Skies"?

Which actress stars in a fictionalized version of herself in a sitcom set in Chicago?

What procedural drama series was a spin-off of another series, "Bones"?

The title character "Wilfred", a dog, is seen as human by Ryan Newman, portrayed by whom?

Baby Holly In Breaking Bad Was Named In Honor Of Which Person In Vince Gilligan's Life?

What TV show features a character named Quinn Fabray?

Mercedes Jones is a character on what TV show?

What TV show features a character named Spencer Shay?