Tv Shows Hard Trivia Quiz # 99

The first mini-series was a wonderful allegory to nazi Germany. The series itself wasn't quite so intellectual.

After hearing the beeping, Desmond takes Locke to a computer room (One thing that should be stated is that there was a counter in the computer room; when Locke first saw it, it was marking 2 38, but it quickly moved to 2 37 and so on). When there, Desmond asks him if he knows how to use his computer. John tells him that he hasn’t seen one of those in 20 years, but he does know how to use one. Desmond, then, orders him to type exactly what he says: 4 8 15 16 23 42. After this, he tells the hunter to press “Execute”. At first, Locke is a little reluctant to obey, but he eventually does it. All of sudden, the counter resets to 108 00, making Desmond show a expression of relief. However, his expression soon changes, since he hears someone’s voice: it’s Jack, who entered the hatch in order to find Kate and Locke. After noticing Jack is carrying a gun, Desmond takes Locke to another section of the hatch, next to the computer room, so he can receive Jack in the proper manner.



From that moment on, the scenes are the same featured at the end of the previous episode, with one addition: we discover that the bullet Desmond shot in order to scare Jack hits the vent where Kate was hiding, a fact that makes us wonder whether Desmond knew Kate was there or if it was just mere coincidence.

Dr. Mark Greene's ex-wife. (Two characters named Rachel Greene currently on NBC shows. Weird.)

Mac followed the trail of footprints using LCV on the floor and found that the footprints stopped right under DJ Francaise's' DJ turntables. Francaise says he went outside to smoke a cigarette because he was angry with DJ Banner. Mac looks at the bottom of Francaise's shoes and finds blood. At the lab, Hawkes finds the puncture-like stab wounds in the body as well as bruises around the ankles indicating that the victim was held up or down by the ankles. When Mac looks at the victim's shirt, he notices an isolated blood drop.

From the episode "Save Me" in season one. The psychic Mr Duff, played by Kevin Rahm, suggested to Izzie that she was "into him". She apparently found offence in his comments.

Jeff took Fallon to the hospital, where she gained consciousness soon after. Later, they would pack and leave Los Angeles and head back to Denver.

The very first time Michael Knight sits in K.I.T.T he refers to it as stepping into 'Darth Vader's Bathroom'

She was wagging her foot, which showed her white tennis.

Robert Foxworth played Sisko's former commander, Admiral Leyton in "Paradise Lost" parts 1 and 2 from season 3. Leyton fakes a Dominion attack on Earth and assumes military control of the Federation. One of the Red Squad cadets, Sheppard, also appears in the season 6 episode, "Valiant". Foxworth played Chase on "Falcon Crest" from 1981-87.

Tracy Marrow was born on February 16, 1958, in Newark, New Jersey. He attended Crenshaw High School in South Central, Los Angeles and served in the U.S. Army Rangers from 1979 to 1981. Tracy chose his pseudonym in honor of author Iceberg Slim, the pen name of Robert Maupin Beck III (1918-1992). He became the subject of a national debate on the glorification of violence in the media when his group Body Count released the song 'Cop Killer'. Ironically, not only does he play Fin on 'SVU' but his big acting break was playing undercover cop Scotty Appleton in 'New Jack City'. Although, he almost didn't accept the role, afraid that if it flopped it might effect his music career. He was eventually convinced and accepted the role. Since then he's appeared in the films 'Trespass' (1992), 'Surviving the Game' (1994), 'Tank Girl' (1995) and 'Johnny Mnemonic' (1995). In 1997, he played Isaac 'Ice' Gregory on 'Law & Order' creator Dick Wolf's short lived series 'Players' and a year later he appeared as Seymour 'Kingston' Stockton in 'Exiled: A Law & Order Movie'. Wanting to work with Ice-T again, Wolf offered him the role of Munch's third partner, Odafin Tutuola in 2000. Not sure about if he wanted to do another series, he agreed to do four episodes and has been on ever since. He can also be heard as the voice of Madd Dogg in the video game 'Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas'.