Tv Shows Medium Trivia Quiz # 164

It was considered the ultimate shame to lose the Regimental colours to the enemy.

Joey had bought Sara some flowers from the flower shop. He told her that they also had heart-shaped balloons. When Sara declared that that would have been too much, we see Joey let loose the two balloons he was holding behind his back.

Naota is just an ordinary kid, who was accidentally run over. He was then hit in the head with a guitar by a stranger, who calls herself Haruhara Haruko. That night, Naota grew a large horn in the middle of his forehead. Naota is from "FLCL".

The situation remains unresolved in the end of this episode. Even the police officers can't figure out who deserves the space.

A number of Chinese soldiers have rotated through the 4077th and their lice-infested uniforms have to be burned. Zale and Igor begin with the small pile of uniforms, but soon decide this will not be enough for a 'nice fire'. They add crates and a bench. A couple of scenes later we see that the nice little fire has turned into a campwide celebration as members of the unit bring everything but the kitchen sink to burn. Colonel Potter initially wants to put a stop to this unwarranted activity, but Sidney convinces him that it might be good for morale.

Buffy says this right before Angel breaks up with her.

Zack says this to Tinga and Max in 'Hit a Sista Back' when he shows up after telling Tinga that he was going to have nothing to do with the rescue.

"What gets out Hummus?"

Cartagia still wears his hair in the traditional crest, but clipped very short. As the emperor, his hair crest should be the longest of any Centauri. The rest of the court has also clipped their hair shorter.



Cartagia: "Ah, Mollari. It's wonderful to see you again."



Londo: "And you, Majesty. I could swear you have not changed since the last few times I saw you."



Cartagia: "Oh, you are of course too generous. What do you think, Mollari?"



Londo: "It [Cartagia's hair] is, ahem, short, Majesty. Shorter than is traditional for someone of your position."



Cartagia: "Yes. Decadent, isn't it? I find the shorter crest allows me to leave the palace. Walk in places where the nobility would never think of being seen, for the scandal."

Rob Bowman, whose father works as a director and producer as well, directed episodes for “Star Trek: The Next Generation”, “21 Jump Street” and others. He also directed the movies “Airborne” (1993) and “Reign of Fire” (2002).