Tv Shows Medium Trivia Quiz # 142

As she and Jack are raiding her closet to find things to give to charity, Karen says, "Every item has such sentimental value. I mean, take this dress. Stan gave it to me on our honeymoon. To this day, every time I wear it, he can't keep his hands off of me. Sayonara."

This is part of Londo's reply to Morden: "All right. Fine. You really want to know what I want? You really want to know the truth? I want my people to reclaim their rightful place in the galaxy. I want to see the Centauri stretch forth their hand again and command the stars. I want a rebirth of glory, a renaissance of power. I want to stop running through my life like a man late for an appointment, afraid to look back or to look forward. I want us to be what we used to be! I want...I want it all back, the way that it was. Does that answer your question?"

This was mentioned near the beginnning of the episode when Jerry gets off the phone with the library.



Kramer: "Do you know how much that comes to?"

Kramer: "That's a nickel a day for 20 years, it's going to be $50,000."

Jerry: "It dosen't work like that."

Kramer: "You know, if it's a dime a day it could be $100,000!"

The boys were adopted by Mr. Drummond after their mother, his housekeeper, died. Nancy Reagan appeared in an episode about drug abuse in 1983. “Diff’rent Strokes” was on the air from 1978 to 1986.

When Sam asked Toby how they were going to handle the press story, Toby was dismissive, reminding him that they've got "the hostages, the President heading back to Washington, a flood in Colorado, and a chemical fire in Providence. We got saved." When they stepped outside, though, they were greeted by a crowd of press and Toby said "Okay, I called that a bit too early."

Malcom's parents were put into comas by Col. Rickman.

Ed beats him a bit, then tells him to undress and dig his own grave. The classic Vegas burial. He then pulls the trigger on him, but the gun isn't loaded. The drugger wets his pants and is guarded until the police arrive to take him away.

Chris has read from all these authors, but Maurice objected to Walt Whitman because he was homosexual. He does change his mind again later, and reinstate Chris to his post.

By 'Dark Page' he had resigned himself to the fact that she'd never get his name right.

Later on, the Nox offer refuge to another advanced race, the Tollans, whose homeworld was destroyed. Omoc and Narim are both Tollans.