"Speechless" Trivia Quiz

Answer: Canada

Jack reminds them that he's graduating from nursing school and Will says, "You're right. And we're very proud of you. But I've been meaning to ask you, it's been five months, how on Earth are you graduating already?" Jack says, "Oh, I had 16 credits from my vacation in Mexico. Yeah, I clouded over the first few days, so I decided to take a few courses from the local medical school. I don't know what they were, because I don't speak Spanish.

But they were handing those credits out like candy. I think some of them even may have been candy." Will then says, "Well, thanks for clearing that up. And remind me the next time I have to go to the emergency room, we're going to Canada."

Answer: she was covered in moss

Karen says, "Will, I tried to wake Grace, but she's sleeping like a log. And there's ants on her, and she's lying in a shallow pool of water." Will says, "Forget about her. We'll wake her later. She only needs like three minutes anyway. Two swipes of Right Guard and a stick of Trident, she's good to go for any occasion."

Answer: candlestick

Will gets the script of the play he wrote and reads out loud, "Darkness, a sliver of light finds its way upon the stage and lands on a dark chair. Because it is somewhat dark, we cannot see the whole chair. More light appears and inhabits the entire chair. Now we can see it.

A dark chair on a dark stage with some light. Dim." Karen says, "Jackie, could you beat me over the head with that candlestick until I black out and die?" Will tells her, "You wouldn't know good writing if it slapped you in the face." Karen then says, "Jackie, once I'm dead, could you see to it that I'm slapped in the face?"

Answer: Diahann Carroll (Julia Baker, "Julia")

While trying to write Jack's speech, Will asks Jack, "Were there any nurses that influenced you growing up?" Jack replies, "That would probably have to be Diahann Carroll on 'Julia'. She inspired me to be a beautiful, elegant black woman. And a nurse."

Answer: an emery board

Will says, "Okay, how about something like this? 'Welcome. Picture this. A child in front of a television set fascinated by nurses saving lives. Picture this. The child grown older now. Inquisitive. Now, picture this..." Karen interrupts him and says, "Honey, picture this. This emery board going into your eye."

Answer: Clorox (bleach)

After Rosario gets in the limo, she asks what's going on. Karen tells her, "Let me get you up to speed. I own you. And what we're doing is none of your business." Rosario replies with, "Lady, don't be surprised if your martinis smell of Clorox tonight."

Answer: soap

When Jack stands up at the podium, he reads his speech, "Friends, parents, and classmates, today I would like to talk to you about what it means to follow your heart. They say dreams are like soap. If you don't hold on tight, they'll slip away." He pauses to give the audience a chance to laugh but no one does, so he continues, "A man who has let go of his dream is like a child who has let go of his balloon." Karen says to Will, "I thought dreams were like soap." Will tells her, "Dreams can be more than one thing."

Answer: Jack

While reading his speech, Jack realizes he still wants to be an actor and says, "This is wrong. I didn't write this speech. And you know why? Because I couldn't think of any reasons why I wanted to be a nurse, because it wasn't my dream. I wanted to be an actor.

But I let it slip away from me like a soapy balloon. But standing here in front of all of you right now, reading words I don't believe and don't really understand makes me realize, I still want to be an actor. I love acting! I love the attention and the applause.

When you're a nurse, the patient gets all the attention. No. This is not what I want. I'm sorry. I cannot live a lie."

Answer: Yes

After the graduation, Karen and Jack are talking and Jack says, "Will. I feel terrible. I know he wanted so badly to hear his speech performed." Karen says, "Honey, she'll be fine. She doesn't care about that speech. All she cares about is you. That's right. You're what's important to her. As long as you're happy, she's happy."

Answer: fly

Will is reading his speech to Sheila, "And never forget, 'Dreams are like feathers, if you have enough, you can fly'." Sheila says, "Wow. Maybe I will get back into porn."