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1. This sitcom starred San Francisco-born comic Margaret Cho, a young woman living with her Korean-American family.
2. This critically-acclaimed series was set in Albuquerque, New Mexico and was based on the life of a high-school-chemistry-teacher-turned-drug dealer. What was it?
3. Set in Philadelphia, this crime series featured a blonde-haired detective chasing down old leads. What was this series?
4. This show was an early mix of comedy and drama and starred Blair Brown as a divorced New York woman drifting in and out of jobs and relationships.
5. Based in Sacramento, California, this show portrayed the life of a father and his kids of various ages. It was followed up by several TV movies as well.
6. This animated series came and went several times by different creators; it was based on a Marvel comic, which included superheroes who could stretch like plastic, become invisible, turn into a flame, among others.
7. This reality series on A&E focused on the daughter of a famous Mafia don and her children.
8. This show is set in L.A. and its main star is known for being tough-but-fair, someone both loved and hated.
9. The Kardashian family, famous for no one knows quite what, was all over the TV schedule starting in 2007. Which one of these was NOT a real show about this media-savvy family?
10. This show was a ratings powerhouse in its day. It focused on the work and lives of the attorneys at the fictional law firm McKenzie, Brackman.
11. She's a teacher, he's a cop -- they meet at an Overeaters Anonymous meeting and the rest is history. What sitcom is this?
12. A spin-off from the hospital drama "Grey's Anatomy," this show starred Kate Walsh as Dr. Addison Montgomery and revolved around her practice, colleagues, and private life.
13. There were at least two televised versions of this show based on a comic book character. Depending on the version, the title character wore a red sweater with "R" on it or a tuxedo jacket and short pants. What was the name of these shows?
14. Before "American Idol," before "The X-Factor," before "America's Got Talent," all we had was this show, a showcase for hopeful comics, singers, dancers, and of course spokesmodels. What was the name of this series?
15. Bear with me on this one....This was a collection of public service announcements ABC ran starting in the 70s with their morning cartoons. The animated spots always featured an odd-looking yellow creature with a round torso and long skinny legs. He carried a large pocket watch and tried to teach children how to regulate their eating, hygiene, and sleeping habits.
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