Tv Shows Hard Trivia Quiz # 29

Andrea Wyler (Katie Mitchell) was the Chief Public Affairs Officer who always seemed to have her hands full fielding questions from the media about one crisis or another at NASA. After Bull and his wife were separated, he and Andrea got together.

An anthro-scepter was a tool that resembled a wrench.

Stella suffers from Venus-Sickness, which has caused her to become blind. She has never even seen her brother, Roco, who has crossed all the red lines to get her a cure, and the money, to have her sight back.

All were guest stars at one time or another, but Silvers played director Harold Hecuba. (If they can make musicals out of "Phantom of the Opera", "Annie" and "Les Miserables", why not "Hamlet"?)

'The One Where It All Began'. Monica opens the door to Paul the Wine Guy you can clearly see the door number.

Earlier in the day, Sayid was busy venting his frustration on coconuts and immune even to Hurley's good humor. Hurley announced that upon visit to Bernard and Rose's tent, he had learned that Bernard was formerly a dentist-- most likely, a particularly useful occupation on a deserted island, along with Jack's multitude of medical skills.

Hurley also presented Sayid with the radio used by Bernard and the tailies to transmit to Boone in the Nigerian plane (which had been found in a trunk in the second known Dharma station). Sayid showed no interest until approaching Hurley that evening and attempting to get a signal successfully-- and fortunately, no hike to higher ground required.

Amidst broken reception and static, the close frequency radio picked up a transmission quite easily. Sayid passed the message off as Rousseau's distress call picked up earlier, although a careful listener may hear something different about the overall tone and urgency of the message. (Or maybe, it is a new message entirely-- without the primary translator, more French deciphering would be unlikely anytime soon.)

Also notice the manuscript Hurley is reading by the campfire, entitled "Bad Twin" by Gary Troup. This WILL be seen again.

For now the two enjoy Glen Miller's "Moonlight Serenade" thanks to the wider bandwidth, as Sayid mentions before locating an old music station called "WXO".

The radio waves came to the island from a presumed thousands of miles away, offering a brief connection back to the "real world" far away. Sayid reflects, peering at the dark starlit sky, that the sound could be coming from anywhere. Hurley replies, "Or any time."

Another simple yet powerful reminder of the lengthening distance between the survivors and the world they had left behind, where time and place hold little importance.

One continues to wonder the same puzzle Charlie contended in the beginning: Where are we?

Winnie and Kirk were in the hallway, standing and talking.

Funnily enough there is a plate on the front of the car when we first see it, then it mysteriously vanishes for the rest of the episode, but there is always one on the rear.

Phoebe said this to Piper and Paige just a little after each one of them became a super hero.

Homer and Lenny went to West Springfield and look for jobs.