"Six Feet Under": Season Two, Part 2 Quiz

Answer: Claire Fisher takes nude photos of Billy Chenowith.

In the episode "Someone Else's Eyes," Billy asks Claire to help him take some photos of himself; to her mild surprise, he drops his robe and stands nude before her. The photos turn out to be quite good, and partially inspire Claire to go to art school. Claire later takes pictures of herself, but she is fully dressed.

Answer: vehicular manslaughter

Karla accidentally hits a homeless man with her car while arguing with her daughter Taylor. She flees the scene, but Taylor tells David about it. David subsequently tells Keith, and Keith determines via his police contacts that Karla did in fact commit the crime. He turns her in himself.

Answer: a synagogue

After a pre-marriage counseling session with Ari (Molly Parker), a rabbi whom Nate has befriended, the couple makes a stop in the synagogue, and during a discussion about honesty, Nate finally feels compelled to tell Brenda about the pregnancy.

Answer: his pancreas

Aaron adds that pancreatic cancer is "one of the worst kinds you can get."

Answer: in a movie theater

Right in the middle of "Blade II," in fact. Nikolai doesn't seem troubled by this turn of events in the slightest.

Answer: a pair of pants

The pants are patchwork in appearance, and they have small bells on the cuffs. Claire, once she's "sober," is embarrassed to see (and hear) her mother wearing the pants the very next day.

Answer: $87,000

That was a fair chunk of the money she had left from her late husband's life insurance payoff.

Answer: a female prostitute who is her client and confidante

In "The Secret," Brenda attends a "sex party" (the night before her bridal shower, no less!) and spends the night with a married couple and their electronic acoutrements. In "The Liar and the Whore," she wordlessly invites two teenagers into her home and sleeps with both of them. Melissa (Kellie Waymire) and Brenda do seem to be close, but there's never any indication that their relationship was anything but platonic.

Answer: $149,000

Vanessa: "A hundred and forty-nine thousand dollars? That's like...that's like...a hundred and fifty thousand dollars!"

Answer: LAC Arts College

Claire actually seems excited about being among fellow "weird" kids...especially when she sees a hearse in the student parking lot.

Answer: Jenny

Gary is pretty distraught in the last couple of episodes, and even breaks down in tears at one point when he thinks no one is watching.

Answer: Ruth

Ruth just happens to answer the phone at the Fisher house when Lisa -- who was probably hoping to find Nate -- calls with the good news.

Answer: Maya

Presumably after the pagan "earth goddess," given Lisa's personality and general "granola" vibe.

Answer: "vomitous" and "atrocious"

The word she comes up with is "vomitrocious." Billy thinks his sister is being too cynical, which is a bit of a switch.

Answer: Mauricio

We see a sign reading "Mauricio Ricardo Diaz: 1945-1992" at the funeral.

Answer: He brutalized a wife-beater.

Keith did indeed shoot an armed, altered man in the street earlier in the season, but the internal affairs department had deemed that incident a "clean shoot" well before the final episode. What got him into trouble was using (arguably) excessive force while subduing a man who had clearly been abusing his wife.

Answer: "Flashdance"

In her dream, Claire replicates the audition scene at the end of "Flashdance" (1983) shot-for-shot -- she is forced to dance to Irene Cara's "Flashdance -- What a Feeling," and is even wearing the same outfit Jennifer Beals wore in the film...right down to the leg-warmers!

Answer: The plumbing in the house requires massive repairs.

There was a brief moment when a client was indeed suing the company, but David (Michael C. Hall) solved that problem with a single conversation. A Kroehner executive threatened to get the boys fined due to the advertisement error, but it never happened...and in fact, Kroehner is no longer in any position to give the Fishers any trouble at all, as they are filing for bankruptcy by the end of the season.

The true problem is that the pipes in the house need to be completely refurbished, which will cost $38,000 -- money that the Fishers simply don't have.

Answer: $75,000

Due to their sudden financial desperation, David and Nate quickly agree to make Rico a partner (he will now own twenty-five percent of the company) if he gives them $75,000. Rico happily agrees.

Answer: Nate

As Nate goes under the knife -- he's having extremely risky brain surgery -- we see him in his own dream, boarding a bus. Bring on season three!