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Quiz about Common SciFi Episode Titles Part 2 of 5

Common Sci-Fi Episode Titles, Part 2 of 5 Quiz

In a continuing look at common episode titles in similar type shows, I offer this five part series. I give you the plots, you choose the title.

A multiple-choice quiz by bookworm78. Estimated time: 6 mins.

Author
bookworm78

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6 mins

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Multiple Choice

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191,791

Updated
Dec 03 21

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Question 1 of 10

1. "Angel": The gang starts to have doubts about Angel's loyalties when he appears to have become very close with the Circle of the Black Thorn, an evil secret demon society.
"Star Trek: Next Generation": While en route to the source of a subspace distress signal coming from a desolate moon, Data, Troi and O'Brien take over the bridge and force the ship to change course. Hint

Why We Fight

Power Play

Redefinition

Violations

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Question 2 of 10

2. "Babylon 5": In 2266 the first prototypes of the destroyers based on the White Stars are ready. But as Sheridan inspects them, he starts getting strange visions of a decimated planet and mysterious man calling himself Galen who utters a warning - act now, or Earth will share the planet's fate.
"Star Trek: Deep Space Nine": Leeta and Rom get married. Sisko decides to mine the wormhole, which will likely start the war. When their plan is detected, Sisko is forced to evacuate the station and endorse the non-aggression pact between Bajor and the Dominion. Hint

Objects at Rest

Call to Arms

A Time to Stand

Favor the Bold

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Question 3 of 10

3. "Smallville": Clark gains a new power - heat-vision. As he struggles to control it, Lex gets married to the new Smallville High teacher.
"Dark Angel": Logan's information helps Max to find a Manticore fugitive she hasn't seen since the night of the escape...but their reunion might land both of them in Lydecker's hands. Hint

Female Trouble

Heat

Red

Prodigal

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Question 4 of 10

4. "Alien Nation": A mysterious child could be the first half-human-half-Tenctonese. Matt and Cathy attend an inter-species sex course.
"Star Trek: Voyager": The Doctor, Harry Kim and Seven of Nine come under attack for transporting a hologram through Lokirrim space - an act which is strictly forbidden. To hide the Doctor, Seven of Nine downloads him into her cybernetic implants. Hint

Dark Horizon

One Small Step

Flesh and Blood

Body and Soul

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Question 5 of 10

5. "Dark Angel": Max discovers that Zack is not only alive but apparently benefiting from some cybernetic enhancements to his genetic engineering. The only problem: he has no memory of Max.
"Buffy the Vampire Slayer": When the bodies of several teenage girls are dug out of their graves and some of their parts are found, the gang discover that two students are trying to create the perfect woman. Hint

Some Assembly Required

Medium is the Message

Dead Man's Party

Hello, Goodbye

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Question 6 of 10

6. "Quantum Leap": Sam must don the robe of a Ku Klux Klansman in order to save the life of an ambitious young civil rights leader, who is trying to register black voters.
"Star Trek: Next Generation": Picard is forced to choose between friendship, and the Prime Directive, when Wesley Crusher accidently breaks the law and is therefore sentenced to death. Hint

Justice

The Color of Truth

The Wrong Stuff

Coming of Age

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Question 7 of 10

7. "Star Trek: Next Generation": Troi is abducted and surgically altered by the Romulans as part of a ploy to smuggle intelligence operatives into the Federation.
"Babylon 5": After arranging for the arrest of Sheridan's father, Garibaldi gives Sheridan the news and urges him to come to Mars where they can free his father. But Garibaldi drugs Sheridan as soon as he gets there, and hands him over to Clark's forces. Hint

Realm of Fear

No Surrender, No Retreat

Face of the Enemy

The Fall of Night

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Question 8 of 10

8. "Smallville": Clark and Lois Lane investigate Chloe's apparent murder, but are stopped by an army officer, General Sam Lane, who turns out to be Lois' father. Jason arrives from Paris and convinces Lana to continue their relationship.
"Buffy the Vampire Slayer": A surprise visit from a social worker doesn't go well and in a fit of rage afterwards, Buffy cuts off her hair, then gets hit by the Geek Trio's invisibility ray. Hint

Seeing Red

Gone

I Only Have Eyes for You

Truth

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Question 9 of 10

9. "Tru Calling": When five bodies arrive in the morgue and ask for her help, Tru's mission is five times more difficult. After learning that the victims died at a bachelor party, Tru poses as a bartender to gain access.
"Star Trek: Deep Space Nine": A transporter accident sends Dax, Sisko and Bashir back in time to the year 2024, when San Fransisco was plagued with riots and social upheaval. Sisko has to pose as the leader of a group of people that cause a series of riots that are instrumental in restoring the timeline. Hint

Past Tense

The Longest Day

Destiny

Putting Out Fires

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Question 10 of 10

10. "Millennium": Frank and Emma investigate a number of apparent drownings that occurred on dry land.
"Dark Angel": Max discovers a twelve-hour cure for the virus separating her and Logan, but Manticore interferes with their window of opportunity when Joshua informs them of a murderous creature on the loose. Hint

Radar Love

Borrowed Time

Collateral Damage

The Wild and the Innocent

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Quiz Answer Key and Fun Facts

1. "Angel": The gang starts to have doubts about Angel's loyalties when he appears to have become very close with the Circle of the Black Thorn, an evil secret demon society. "Star Trek: Next Generation": While en route to the source of a subspace distress signal coming from a desolate moon, Data, Troi and O'Brien take over the bridge and force the ship to change course.

Answer: Power Play

"Power Play" is the second-to-last episode of "Angel" and falls in season five of "Next Generation."

2. "Babylon 5": In 2266 the first prototypes of the destroyers based on the White Stars are ready. But as Sheridan inspects them, he starts getting strange visions of a decimated planet and mysterious man calling himself Galen who utters a warning - act now, or Earth will share the planet's fate. "Star Trek: Deep Space Nine": Leeta and Rom get married. Sisko decides to mine the wormhole, which will likely start the war. When their plan is detected, Sisko is forced to evacuate the station and endorse the non-aggression pact between Bajor and the Dominion.

Answer: Call to Arms

"Babylon 5's" "Call to Arms" was a made-for-TV movie intended to continue the storyline. It first aired in 1999 and shows the events that launched the spin-off series "Crusade".
"Deep Space Nine's" "Call to Arms" ended the fifth season and began the Dominion War that would not end until the show ended after seven seasons.

3. "Smallville": Clark gains a new power - heat-vision. As he struggles to control it, Lex gets married to the new Smallville High teacher. "Dark Angel": Logan's information helps Max to find a Manticore fugitive she hasn't seen since the night of the escape...but their reunion might land both of them in Lydecker's hands.

Answer: Heat

Krista Allen, guest star on "Smallville's" "Heat", plays seductress Emmanuelle in the "Emmanuelle in Space" series and played a mutant who could use pheromones to entrance men in the "Mutant X" episode "Deadly Desire".

4. "Alien Nation": A mysterious child could be the first half-human-half-Tenctonese. Matt and Cathy attend an inter-species sex course. "Star Trek: Voyager": The Doctor, Harry Kim and Seven of Nine come under attack for transporting a hologram through Lokirrim space - an act which is strictly forbidden. To hide the Doctor, Seven of Nine downloads him into her cybernetic implants.

Answer: Body and Soul

"Body and Soul" was a made for TV movie that continued the "Alien Nation" story. It first aired in 1995.
"Body and Soul" falls in "Voyager's" seventh and final season.

5. "Dark Angel": Max discovers that Zack is not only alive but apparently benefiting from some cybernetic enhancements to his genetic engineering. The only problem: he has no memory of Max. "Buffy the Vampire Slayer": When the bodies of several teenage girls are dug out of their graves and some of their parts are found, the gang discover that two students are trying to create the perfect woman.

Answer: Some Assembly Required

The plot for "Buffy's" "Some Assembly Required" is a more gruesome take on the film "Weird Science", in which two teenagers create a 'perfect woman' by scanning body parts of various different females into a computer.

6. "Quantum Leap": Sam must don the robe of a Ku Klux Klansman in order to save the life of an ambitious young civil rights leader, who is trying to register black voters. "Star Trek: Next Generation": Picard is forced to choose between friendship, and the Prime Directive, when Wesley Crusher accidently breaks the law and is therefore sentenced to death.

Answer: Justice

"Quantum Leap" ran for five seasons from 1989-1993. "Justice" is from season four.
During the "Next Generation" episode "Justice", Captain Picard refers to Wesley Crusher as his "son". Gene Roddenberry's original story for Captain Picard, Dr. Crusher, and Wesley Crusher was that Wesley was the love child of the captain and the doctor. After Roddenberry died, the story was dropped.

7. "Star Trek: Next Generation": Troi is abducted and surgically altered by the Romulans as part of a ploy to smuggle intelligence operatives into the Federation. "Babylon 5": After arranging for the arrest of Sheridan's father, Garibaldi gives Sheridan the news and urges him to come to Mars where they can free his father. But Garibaldi drugs Sheridan as soon as he gets there, and hands him over to Clark's forces.

Answer: Face of the Enemy

"Next Generation's" "Face of the Enemy" is similar to an episode of "Deep Space Nine" called "Second Skin" which is about Kira being changed into a Cardassian.

8. "Smallville": Clark and Lois Lane investigate Chloe's apparent murder, but are stopped by an army officer, General Sam Lane, who turns out to be Lois' father. Jason arrives from Paris and convinces Lana to continue their relationship. "Buffy the Vampire Slayer": A surprise visit from a social worker doesn't go well and in a fit of rage afterwards, Buffy cuts off her hair, then gets hit by the Geek Trio's invisibility ray.

Answer: Gone

When Invisible Buffy is leaving the social services center during "Buffy's" "Gone", she whistles a few bars of 'Going Through The Motions', her *theme* music from "Once More, With Feeling".

9. "Tru Calling": When five bodies arrive in the morgue and ask for her help, Tru's mission is five times more difficult. After learning that the victims died at a bachelor party, Tru poses as a bartender to gain access. "Star Trek: Deep Space Nine": A transporter accident sends Dax, Sisko and Bashir back in time to the year 2024, when San Fransisco was plagued with riots and social upheaval. Sisko has to pose as the leader of a group of people that cause a series of riots that are instrumental in restoring the timeline.

Answer: Past Tense

"Past Tense" is a two-parter for "Deep Space Nine" and is one of many "Star Trek" time travel episodes. Clint Howard, brother of Ron Howard, guest stars.
One of the men that dies in "Tru Calling's" "Past Tense" is played by Leonard Roberts, who previously played Forrest on "Buffy the Vampire Slayer" and appeared in episodes "This Year's Girl" and "Who Am I?" with Eliza Dushku.

10. "Millennium": Frank and Emma investigate a number of apparent drownings that occurred on dry land. "Dark Angel": Max discovers a twelve-hour cure for the virus separating her and Logan, but Manticore interferes with their window of opportunity when Joshua informs them of a murderous creature on the loose.

Answer: Borrowed Time

"Borrowed Time" comes from "Millennium's" third and final season. The show ran from 1996-1999.
"Borrowed Time" is from the second season of "Dark Angel". The show only ran two seasons from 2000-2002.

Source: Author bookworm78

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