Shows on the WB Network Trivia Quiz

Answer: Max, Isabel, Michael, Tess

Max, Isabel, Michael and Tess are the four teen aliens. The only adult alien was Nosado. David Gina, Kelly, Brandon are from the original "90210", and Nathan, Haley, Luke, Peyton are from "One Tree Hill".

"Roswell" aired from October 6, 1999 - May 14, 2002 on both the WB and UPN.

Answer: Sam and David

The twins were born in the series' third season. That particular episode went on to carry the title as the highest rated hour for the WB. The babies were played by a set of quads at first, one of which was a girl, before two of the quads were selected to carry on the roles.

The series was highly successful, airing for 11 seasons. Broadcast first on the WB and then on the merged CW, "7th Heaven" was seen from August 26, 1996 - May 13, 2007.

Answer: Book of Shadows

The book was started by the family founder, Melinda Warren. Phoebe discovered it in the series opener "Something Wicca This Way Comes", and by reading from it opened the sisters' powers. The series lasted for eight seasons, 1998-2006, and was on the WB for its entirety.

Answer: Invisibility

Prue had telekinesis and astral projection, which both showed before her death at the end of season three. Phoebe could see the future and could levitate for a short time. Piper could freeze things with her hands and mind, and later her experience brought out the innate ability to blow things up as well. Paige was half whitelighter and could orb.

She was born with this ability, and first used it at age 17 to escape the car accident that killed her adoptive parents. She did not realize she'd done until much later.

Answer: True

Joey told Pacey she was in love with him in the last few minutes of the final episode. The series ran for six seasons, ending in 2003. Its home was the WB network for all six seasons. Joey was played by Katie Holmes, who went on to become the third Mrs. Tom Cruise and Pacey was played by Joshua Jackson. Joshua began starring on the sci-fi drama "Fringe" in 2008.

Answer: Tara

After Oz's departure in season four, Willow met Tara Maclay. The two witches fell in love, but it wasn't always an easy union. After spending several months apart in season six, the pair reunited for about 48 hours before Tara was accidentally killed by a stray bullet. Though Percy's final fate was never revealed, he was never one of Willow's loves.

The series finished its seven season run in 2003, on the UPN network.

Answer: Wesley

"Angel" began its spin-off life as "Buffy" started its fourth season in 1999. It lasted five seasons, all of which aired on the WB. In the series finale, team Angel turned the tables on Wolfram & Hart's Senior Partners. Angel, with the inspiration from a dead Cordelia, devised a plan to make them think he had turned to their side.

He, Spike, Wes, Gunn, Illyria and Connor all played a part. Wesley died during his fight, and Gunn was mortally wounded. The show ended with Angel, Spike, Gunn and Illyria facing off against the demon horde that was the Senior Partners.

Answer: Brooke

Although Nicole and Mary Cherry were also very popular, Brooke was the most popular. The show ran for just two seasons on the WB. Leslie Bibb played Brooke, Leslie Grossman played Mary and Tammy Lynn Michaels played Nicole.

Answer: No

Felicity took the internship and did not go with Ben. This series aired for four seasons, 1998-2002, all on the WB. Kerri Russell played the title character, and the show declined after Kerri cut off her famous curly hair. She grew all of her hair back, and went on to star in such films as "The Upside of Anger", "Waitress" and "August Rush".

Answer: Warner Brothers

WB is short for Warner Brothers, the company which formed the WB in 1995 with Tribune Broadcasting. William J. Bell and Lee Philip Bell created the daytime soaps "The Young and the Restless" and "The Bold and the Beautiful".