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1. The 'Simpsons' has never been shy about parodying, well, everything. So, for its 1994-95 season finale, the prime-time 'toon skewered, yes, season finales with a 'Dallas'-esque 'Who Shot Mr. Burns?' Perhaps anticipating audiences take their cliffhangers very seriously, Bart wrote what on the school blackboard during the following season's opener?
2. To close out its 1984-85 season, 'Dynasty' dispatched much of the oil-rich Carrington clan to the republic of Moldavia for the royal wedding of Amanda (Catherine Oxenberg) and Prince Michael (Michael Praed). Everything went just peachy until--wouldn't you know it?--a bunch of rebel Moldavians crashed the party and shot up the place. Amid the flying ammo, exactly how many recurring characters ended up being killed?
3. At the end of 'Felicity's' freshman season, our heroine (Keri Russell) was faced with choosing between not only two men--Noel (Scott Foley) and Ben (Scott Speedman)--but two summer vacations. What were Felicity's options?
4. The question during the rerun summer of 1980 was, 'Who shot J.R.?' The answer is not as simple as you may remember. See, in order to throw nosy reporter types off the trail of the 'real' shooter, 'Dallas' producers filmed at least five who-did-it scenes. Which of these characters was NOT filmed doing in J.R.?
5. When brave Buffy (Sarah Michelle Gellar) sacrificed herself in the fifth season closer of 'Buffy the Vampire Slayer' to save the entire blinkin' world, she was fulfilling what prophecy?
6. In its shocking third-season closer, 'Star Trek: The Next Generation's' incorruptible Captain Jean-Luc Picard (Patrick Stewart) was 'assimilated' into the baddie Borg race. Faster than you can say 'Stockholm syndrome,' Picard was a walking, talking Borg. At episode's end, his own Enterprise was blasting away at Picard and his new 'friends,' certain to blow them to bits. Declaring himself leader of the alien race, Picard even gave himself a fancy new name. What was it?
7. The potty-mouthed kids of 'South Park' closed out their first season contemplating a rather serious question: 'Who is Eric Cartman's father?' Because Cartman's mother--Mrs. Cartman, of course--was known as something of a friendly sort, which professional sports team was considered a DNA suspect?
8. In The 'X-Files' seventh season finale, 'Requiem,' FBI man Fox Mulder (David Duchovny) goes missing--abducted by aliens, no less--at the site of his and Scully's first case. Name that UFO-a-rific city.
9. When David Lynch's 'Twin Peaks' premiered on ABC in April 1990, it was hailed for reinventing the prime-time soap. True to form, it closed out its brief first season with a real bang-bang cliffhanger: Agent Cooper (Kyle MacLachlan) gets shot! Untrue to form, how long did it take the series to reveal the trigger person?
10. In the closing moments of a particularly gruesome Valentine's Day 2000 episode of 'ER,' perky med student Lucy Knight (Kellie Martin) and her cutie, Dr. John Carter (Noah Wyle), are stabbed by a schizophrenic patient. Who gets the grim task of discovering their bloodied bodies in the next episode?
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