Those of Us Left Behind Trivia Quiz

Answer: Drusilla

While Darla had the distinction of being the very first vampire ever seen on "Buffy", she never returned to Sunnydale after her death in season one. Drusilla arrived to town with Spike in season two, when he sought a cure for her debilitation. She was sired by Angelus in London in 1880. Darla was the one who first drew attention to her. The pair tormented Drusilla, but Angelus was the one who made her insane. She had the gift of sight, and sired herself a pet named Spike. At the end of season two, she killed the slayer named Kendra, and was hurried out of town by Spike. She left him sometime later during their off screen romance, which caused him to return to Sunnydale, where he fell in love with Buffy. During the second season of "Angel", Wolfram and Hart brought Drusilla to Los Angeles to sire a now human Darla, who was dying of syphilis aftermath. She did so, and became the sire to her grandsire. Dru referred to herself a 'mummy' more than once.

Drusilla was last seen in Sunnydale, in the season five episode "Crush", where she'd come to coax Spike back into her life. What she really wanted was his help trying get her precious Angelus back. He declined. Juliet Landau was seen again, in flashbacks and as The First, but Drusilla was never heard of again on either series. She has probably popped up in the extended comic books that cover what has happened to the characters since their series ended.

Answer: Edna's sister, Beverly Ann

The four troublemakers of Eastland came to live with Edna Garrett when she opened her own business, Edna's Edibles. They worked for her as well as attended school. The store burned down and was re-purposed as a gift shop. Eventually the actress wanted to leave the show, so they had Edna marry a doctor and join the Peace Corps.

Her sister Beverly Ann came in to be guardian. This show and "Roseanne" were both early acting jobs for future movie star George Clooney.

Answer: Chuck

Chuck was played by two different actors over the course of the first two seasons. After only 11 episodes, Chuck vanished forever, without explanation, and was never mentioned again. I believe he went up to his room and was never heard from or mentioned again. This became known in the industry as Chuck Cunningham Syndrome. It also happened, in a different way, to Judy Winslow on "Family Matters".

"Happy Days" lasted for 11 seasons, from 1974-1984. It also spawned another TV phenomenon called Jumping the Shark.

Answer: Detective Kate Lockley

Kate wanted to believe in Angel, and it seemed for a short time even wanted more than friendship. After her father was murdered by vampires, she found out that Angel was a vampire as well. He'd been less than upfront about the dangers in the city, and she was too grief stricken to hear reason.

Her obsession with all things monstrous led to her career suicide, and then a real attempt at suicide when she was fired. Angel had been mired down in his own demons to be much use to any of his friends in season two, but had come to his senses literally in the nick of time to save Kate.

She came to him at the end of that episode, "Epiphany", and thanked him. She said she'd been cut a real break, because he got inside her apartment to save her and she'd never once invited him in. What likely happened was that, like most supernatural technicalities, her heart stopped beating just long enough for her to be dead.

This allowed him to enter without an invitation. Kate was never seen, heard of, or mentioned again on the rest of the series. I do know she reappeared in the canon comic continuation, but I've not personally read those.

Answer: Prostitution

If anyone had bothered to ask Erica, she may have preferred to remain a character in limbo. After so many years of the show, it was definitely becoming quite stale. Luke Perry had actually left the series by season eight. And, to the best of the fans' knowledge, Erica was off living a happy life with Dylan's mom Iris in Hawaii. What better place to fade away than Hawaii? Nope, bored and boring writers decided that Erica had returned to Los Angeles and become a prostitute to survive. Once saved by the caped crusader Brandon Walsh, she was returned to the custody of Dylan.

When he returned to Beverly Hills later, he said she was living a much better off screen life than she had been. To add one more tidbit of my own opinion, nothing was worse story telling than the character of Noah Hunter, played by someone who really couldn't act his way out of a can.

Answer: Rick Grimes

Sheriff Rick Grimes (actor Andrew Lincoln) awoke shortly after the world as we knew it ended. I am not sure the time line was ever exact, but it seemed he stayed comatose about a week after everything changed. There was time for his saline bag to finish dripping into his arm, his potted plant to die, and chaos to own the hospital. Though he did find his way back to Lori and Carl within a few episodes, we didn't learn until later why Shane had left him. The world went crazy, Rick was comatose, and Shane had no choice but to leave him. Shane did block his room door to keep the walkers away from him. That was probably what saved Rick. Shane told Lori that Rick had died, and then he took Lori and Carl for his own family. Through the start of five seasons, a lot of trauma, heartbreak and death, Rick survived. Shane, however, wore out his welcome by the end of season two.

Aidan Waite is from "Being Human", Ryan Hardy is from "The Following" and John Locke is from "Lost".

Answer: Crystal

Actress Natalie West last appeared in the season eight premier. As important of a person Crystal was to Roseanne and Jackie, fans probably expected her to appear in the ninth season, known as the fantasy season, where the Conners won the lottery. And if not a part of all that crazy fun, at least in the series finale be there as the voice over explained that the show had all been Roseanne's imagination.

There was no explanation of what became of Crystal, or if she'd ever even been real at all.

Answer: Cockroach

Cockroach, played by Carl Anthony Payne, came across as more humorous and adventurous, but as less intelligent than Theo. He provided an outlet for Theo to express his less uptight side. Dr. Huxtable called him by his given name of Walter, but pretty much everyone else called him Cockroach.

It was said that a disagreement in Carl's personal appearance caused Cosby to fire him from the show. He went on to star on the shows "Martin", "Rock Me, Baby", and "One Love".

Answer: Pam

Victoria Principal was in the first episode of "Dallas" and last appeared in season 10 of the series. She played Pam in 250 episodes. In the TNT reboot, Christopher wanted to declare his mother dead, so he went in search of the proof needed. He stood to inherit her shares of Barnes Global.

It was finally revealed that she'd died of pancreatic cancer. The incorrect choices are red heads from other TV series- Sansa from "Game of Thrones", Joan from "Mad Men", and Lydia from "Teen Wolf".

Answer: Jason Gideon

Jason Gideon quit working for the BAU division of the FBI in the second episode of "Criminal Minds" season three. Mandy went on to explain that the series was too violent for him and that he hadn't been aware that it would be a weekly dose of the rape and torture of women.

He spent two full seasons as reaper Rube Sofer on "Dead Like Me" before departing. The show went on for a third season, but I suspect losing Mandy also equated to its downfall. It was canceled after its third season. He lasted six seasons on "Chicago Hope" and as of 2015 was in his fourth season of "Homeland". I love Mandy, and have enjoyed all of his characters. Jason Gideon was often referenced over the eight seasons that followed Mandy's departure.

The character was finally killed off, via serial killer, in the season ten episode "Nelson's Sparrow".