Tv Shows Hard Trivia Quiz # 47

Monica's furious over Chandler smoking but she decided to put their fight on hold and go have sex because it's her last day that she's ovulating and if they didn't do it then, they'd have to wait until next month. Chandler replied, "Alright fine. I'll do it, but no talking!" Monica then said, "And no cuddling." He replies, "And no kissing your neck." Monica was happy to hear that because she said she hated it when he did that and then Chandler said, "And lots of kissing your neck!"

Jay Leno wrote one episode of "Good Times." He also appeared in one, "J.J. in Trouble." This episode had J.J. visiting the free clinic with a possible std. While in the clinic he had a short conversation with the then 25 year old, Leno. Leno is best known for his huge chin, but he is also well-known for his collection of vehicles. He replaced Johnny Carson as host of NBC's, "The Tonight Show."

`I think we can turn a blind eye to the whole affair. After all, the camel had to.'

Walt was complaining about having to study birds of Australia when they lived in Australia. He talked about choosing the Bronze Cuckoo because it had a funny name, and called to his mother and Brian to look at the picture. When no one paid attention, there was suddenly a crash as the glass door. There, lying on the porch, was the dead cuckoo. Walt gazed at the bird for a moment, then turned and returned to his book while Brian stared after in disbelief.

Libby and Hurley find some one-on-one time in the hatch, while doing laundry in the washer and dryer. Libby makes a strange observation, commenting that the appliances seem to be newer than everything else in the hatch. (One must figure the compound requires restoration and resource renewal upon occasion. When Hurley conducted the food survey, he noted that there would be only enough food to feed one man (Desmond) for several months. The question is, who is restocking the place and where are they coming from? Most of the other gadgets are clearly dated back a decade or so.)

Libby seems happy to chat semi-flirtatiously with Hurley, but her comment about "validation" triggers an unexpected response as Hurley observes her-- recognition. The connection seems to make sense, tracing back to Hurley's unexplained history in a mental institution and Libby's claim of being a clinical psychologist.

One Libby theory (that she is an "Other") seems to be dismissed following her accurate description of Hurley's grand entrance after a race against time to make the flight.

However, her clever use of the "new shirt" to distract Hurley allows her to explain the story out of his view (and clearly, she is thinking about it as she goes along).

Examining the anecdote she provides, the validity is largely ambiguous-- and unlikely to fit the circumstances.

According to Libby, Hurley had stepped on her foot just after entering the plane. (By providing the description of Hurley entering the plane sweaty and listening to headphones, it is implied that the incident occurred immediately after.) This simply does not make sense, since Libby was in the tail section of the plane and Hurley entered the cabin from the middle. His entrance can even be seen in the final episode of season one, during which he gives Walt a thumbs up.

Hurley, however, was too love struck to notice the discontinuities in Libby's story. The true former connection between the two is likely to be revealed in a later encounter.

When Claire told Charlie about the psychic, she explained how he insisted that she raise the child and then had persuaded her to give the baby up after all. She was sure that all along he had been a phony, but Charlie stunned her by saying maybe not. "If he really did have the gift", Charlie explained, "and I believe some people do, maybe he knew." All the psychic wanted was for Claire to raise the child, and he had known about the fate of the flight all along, Claire realized. He insisted on that flight to meet a couple who didn't exist because he knew all along what would happen.

This was on the same episode that Alex was voted out.

This is clearly seen on the receipt when Bill is buying his foot fungus medication in "Leanne's Saga", from season 2.

Cartman gets Radiohead to come to South Park to tell Scott that he is not cool, after Scott takes $16.12 from him.