The Ultimate "Any Day Now" Trivia Quiz | Television

Answer: All of these

Lurla also managed to make it illegal for a man to have his bush grow over eight feet, so she went out everyday with a measuring tape, and threatening to call the police. She also threatened to have the Sims' dog put to sleep after he barked at her while she attacked Kelly and Davis with a rake.

Answer: False

Colliar: "That beer bottle could've been one of ours." M.E.: "I thought about that. It was a green bottle from Germany, we drink the aluminum cans from Milwaukee."

Answer: False

Rene had taken the case of a mother whose 14-year-old son was threatened by another kid with a gun. When retelling the story to M.E., she told her she could relax because it wasn't Kelly or Davis' school. A few days later, the boy that was threatened killed the other boy with a gun.

Answer: Hinduism

The strange thing is, in that episode, Rene called Buddhism and Hinduism cults. But in "It's A Parent's Job", when she defended a Wicca schoolteacher, she told M.E. that they were "pre-Christian religions".

Answer: She and Rene saw him at a rally in the woods

Rene and M.E. sneaked out to the carnival after their parents told them to stay home. They took an off-road path so they wouldn't get caught. They saw lights up ahead, and what they thought to be Lover's Lane was the Klan's rally. M.E. recognized Uncle Jimmy because of a watch he had been wearing earlier that day.

Answer: True

M.E. told Rene she already owed Tully 50 cents for fireworks, Colliar a dollar for a baseball bat, and Teresa three dollars because she caught Rene in the house three times and threatened to tell unless she paid her.

Answer: True

In 1963, a bomb went off in the basement of the church, killing Addie Mae Collins, Denise McNair, Carole Robertson, and Cynthia Wesley. It was later revealed that Klan members had planted the bomb.

Answer: Women working in strip clubs

Colliar called the strip club that Rene was fighting against a "gentleman's club", and told M.E. that it was harmless compared to the real raunchy bars. He also added that most women working there were just trying to pay for college, and insisted there was nothing wrong with men going to them.

M.E.: "Hey, maybe Kelly should get a job there, so she can pay for her college education."
Colliar: "No, that's sleazy."
M.E.: "Oh, NOW it's sleazy."

Answer: All of these

M.E. had already lost Grandma Otis because she committed suicide when she was getting Alzheimer's Disease. So when Davis told M.E. that Kelly had become a goth, M.E. worried she might kill herself too.

Answer: A rope

Here's something to think about, in the 1950s and 60s, it was considered normal to beat children to the point where they couldn't walk if they misbehaved. However, when they did TV shows back then, they did everything that was considered normal, but they never showed parents beating their children, even though back then the term child abuse was practically non-existent.

Answer: Hungary

Marla said she came back to Birmingham, as well as Port Dixie, every spring to see the moonflowers. She also convinced M.E. that she had a magic coin with a man in it who told her what side the coin would land on. Rene was skeptical of every word Marla said, but in the end, something about her visit proved to be magical.

Answer: False

M.E. reminded Catherine of the times she wouldn't allow Rene or her mother into the house, but instead wrote about the time Catherine took Rene to an all-white hospital and demanded help. She wrote about Jimmy being in the Klan, and shortly after it was published, a cross was found burning on their front lawn.

Answer: New Patriotism

In Part 2, M.E. found out that the group on "New Patrotism" had a bunch of hate sites on the web. Uncle Jimmy, being no exception, had his own website.

M.E.: "This is what the man at your house believes, Daddy, and this is what your 13-year-old grandson was reading at breakfast this morning."

Answer: False

The hit-list had Rene and Sara Jackson's names on them, as well as Sara's phone number, and the schedule for her prayer meetings at the church.

Answer: $28

Razzy hired the girls as a lookout, he offered to pay them $50 for a second job. When they went down to take him up on his offer they were just in time to see his body rolled out on a gurney, with a sheet over it.

Rene: "You know what this means, don't you?"
M.E.: "We might be next!"

Answer: True

Bill said it looked like the boy had a gun in his hand, when in fact it was a cell phone, and that wasn't noticed until the boy was on the ground.

Answer: A pedophile

Jim Bowman had already been arrested once, and had claimed to have been cooperate with the law since. Davis found out however, in the previous year, Jim had four 11-year-old girls over for a pool party. Davis spray painted the word "pervert" on his car.

Answer: True

M.E. buried the doll, then Teresa found out and threatened to blackmail her with what she knew. So M.E. went to dig it up the next day, and it was gone.

Answer: Port Dixie

Rene wanted to go to Broadway and M.E. wanted to see Mexico. They went to Port Dixie when they ran away and decided where to go from there. When the girls' parents got worried and worked together to find them, Teresa had Colliar go get them.

Answer: 1971

M.E. found out that Colliar's old flame, Della Mae was coming to the reunion. After downing a few too many highballs, M.E. started a feud with Della Mae that resulted in a food fight.