"Life... or Something Like It" Part 2 Quiz

Answer: Lori Ruben and Jake Manning

They are seen mouthing along to "(I Can't Get No) Satisfaction" when Lanie has the transit workers singing during the strike.

Answer: Social Distortion

Lanie is listening to their music when Cal comes home right before they break up. This is the first time Lanie is seen in the shirt, and she is still wearing it throughout the strike and it is last seen before she goes to shower at Pete's house.

Answer: No Pride, No Ride

In addition to the phrase being chanted, almost all of the signs have this printed on them somewhere.

Answer: Bacardi

There are 4 or 5 bottles for her to choose from. He mentions, "I knew you were a rum and coke girl," before mixing a cure for her hangover. She has to choke it down, but he makes her take several big gulps of the concoction.

Answer: French toast

It shows him beating the eggs and tossing the toast in a frying pan. Then you see his hands cutting up strawberries and pouring glasses of orange juice.

Answer: "Nookie", Limp Bizkit

Lanie tells him she has never heard that one before, and he is shocked. Pete asks Tommy how he knows about it. I guess he thinks his son is too young for a song like that.

Answer: True

Pete tells Lanie, "...and when she moved out here, I had to follow, because I couldn't stand to be that far away from Tommy." After Lanie asks him to go to New York with her, he tells her that he is happy, and he doesn't want to move back to New York.

Answer: 11:06

Lanie has an appointment with the boss, and she thinks she is going to be fired. Pete tells her to meet him in the equipment room for a quickie at 11:06. She does meet him, but they end up arguing because she is taking the job and going to New York, and he believes she is back to her superficial old ways.

Answer: Happy Together

Lanie comments to her father about favoring Gwen over her, and he denies it. As proof, he has her play his favorite tape of her performing for her mother, who is obviously very ill at the time. He says, "You were the only one who could make her smile." Awww!

Answer: Altoids

Pete mocks the Altoid metaphor, and says, "Yeah. Well, Lanie's gone and Altoids aren't an option anymore." Then he sees the news story about Rod Melendez, a former pitcher for the California Angels, dying in a plane crash. This validates Prophet Jack's prediction that an angel would fall from the sky, so Pete catches a flight to New York to find Lanie.

Answer: Harry, her former fiancé

Deborah Connors doesn't answer any questions she doesn't know about in advance, but Lanie takes a chance after hesitating for a few moments. Ms. Connors answers the questions politely, and after the cameras stop taping, she tells Lanie to go away.

Answer: 25

When the producer offers to take Lanie up, she declines and tells him, "Thank you, but I'm going home."

Answer: Since the first time he met her

She is in the hospital after being shot, and he tells her he doesn't want the moment to pass by. He also mentions that he should have told her a long time ago.

Answer: Love

When he confesses his love for her, she asks him to, "Define love." He replies, "Lanie, I want to spend the rest of my life with you." Then they banter back and forth. All the other words were mentioned in various scenes: logorrhea, when Pete is explaining that Prophet Jack is just a homeless guy with a random hunch; life, when Lanie says her life is over after the transit strike; perfect, when Lanie tells Pete her life is perfect, and then she explains to Andrea what she means by that.

Answer: Yes

Right before the final scene at the ballpark, a billboard of Lanie is shown with her last name as Scanlon instead of Kerrigan.