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Answer: Burglar

Ricky knows what Lucy is up to and asks Fred and Ethel to check up on her. Having seen that plan fail, Lucy tries again and ransacks the apartment and hides outside on the ledge. At the end of the episode, Lucy really is tied up by burglars, but no one believes her.

Answer: Joey

Joey had been suffering from kidney stones and claims that he gave birth to them at the same time Phoebe had the triplets. Also in this milestone episode, Rachel tries to set Monica up with a male nurse, much to the dismay of Chandler because he and Monica are in a secret relationship.

Answer: Leonard

Leonard is daydreaming about what his life would be like if he asks Penny out on a date after they stopped going out years before. Penny and Leonard fight a lot but then immediately make love afterward. They realize that their relationship will have severe ups and downs. After Leonard snaps back to reality, he takes the plunge and asks Penny out anyway.

Answer: Grandmother

At first, Anne is reluctant to accept the robot as her grandmother, unlike her siblings. However, after she is saved from an oncoming truck by Grandma, she changes her mind. At the end of the episode, the Grandmother sadly leaves as the children are fully grown and do not need her services any longer.

Answer: Bobby, his brother

Bobby had illegally bought a baby, Christopher, whom his wife Pamela thought he adopted legally. J.R. had discovered what happened and that he could be the child's biological father. J.R. blackmails Bobby and tells him to give him his voting shares in Ewing Oil and in exchange, J.R. will not tell Pamela the truth about Christopher.

Answer: She had undergone gender reassignment surgery.

The woman had her throat slit in her car which had been pulled over on a highway. This episode set a series record for the most number of viewers with: 31.46 million in the United States.

Answer: Quit the game

Osten Taylor had noticeably been getting weaker as the days passed. As early as Day 6, he admitted he wanted to quit but his tribe convinced him to stay. On Day 19, he expressed a desire to quit again and this time his tribe let him, believing he had no more fight left in him.

Answer: Dorothy

When Sophia's friends, the Boscos, from Sicily come to visit, they tell her that their daughter Gina is not their biological daughter and that Dorothy is since the two were born on the same day in the same hospital. Sophia gets a blood test to prove that Dorothy is her daughter, but rips up the results without reading them, believing that she did not need a test to know.

Answer: Adam

Dean and Sam Winchester were raised as hunters, but Adam was a previously unknown brother they learned about in an earlier episode. Adam had actually been killed by a ghoul who took his body. In "Point of No Return," Zachariah had used Adam's body as a vessel for Michael after Dean refused.

Answer: Yes

When Charlie arrives at Rose's flat in London, she asks him for a commitment, scaring him away. It is revealed to the audience that this was part of Rose's plan all along to get Charlie and she has the wigs she used to impersonate the other women in her flat.

Answer: Her parents - Sylvia and Morty

Fran always wanted her parents, especially her mother, to move to Boca Raton and get out of her hair. However, she realizes that their moving upsets her as her mother will no longer be just across the bridge when she needs her. It turns out, the time share Sylvia bought is actually a useless swamp and the whole thing was a scam.

Answer: "Top of the Heap"

Only Ed O'Neil as Al Bundy is the only series regular to appear in this episode. "Top of the Heap" was about Charlie Verducci (Joseph Bologna) and his son Vinnie (Matt LeBlanc) trying to deceive their way into Chicago's upper class. The spinoff only lasted seven episodes, including this one.

Answer: Mariska Hargitay

Mariska Hargitay's father is Mickey Hargitay, the world-famous bodybuilder. Her mother was actress Jayne Mansfield. In "Control," the man Mickey Hargitay's character witnessed is actually a former kidnapper who kept women in his basement/dungeon. He was killed by one of his victim's mother, played by Jacqueline Bisset, after Benson did not believe her when she initially reported the crime.

Answer: There wasn't one

There was no specific guest host, but several past hosts and cast members made brief cameos. Paul Simon, James Taylor and David Sanborn were the musical guests.

Answer: Ned Flanders

At first, the students like Flanders as a principal because he is a weak disciplinarian who keeps peanut butter cups in his office. However, Bart regrets getting Skinner fired and tries to get him his old job back by showing Superintendent Chalmers how bad a job Flanders is doing. Chalmers doesn't mind the disorder but fired Flanders when he leads a religious prayer in a public school. Skinner is rehired.