"What Kind Of Day Has It Been" Quiz

Answer: softball

The President informed Charlie that he "snickered. As if to indicate there was something wrong with my wanting to see a girls' softball game live via satellite". Mrs. Landingham joined in the act too by saying, "And when Sacramento State and the University of the Pacific get together, it's usually a barnburner, sir".

The President also told Charlie, "Now, I am an educated man, Charlie, but when someone tries to explain cricket to me, all I want to do is hit him in the head with a teapot".

Answer: Curtis

Donna told Josh that she was giving Curtis some work and Josh enquired, "And how much is Curtis charging the Federal Government to fix the wobbly wheel on my chair?"

Answer: jogging

Donna told Josh that he would have to go jogging with the Vice President if he wanted an appointment. Josh told Donna, "Okay, order me boiled chicken and some pasta. Nothing like a meeting you have to carb-up for".

Answer: Toby

Toby had forgotten that his brother was up in space. Sam told him that the reason the Space Shuttle Columbia didn't land was because "One of the payload bay doors would not close...specifically the starboard payload bay door".

Answer: Charlie

This was such a funny scene. Charlie and Zoey were arguing in Josh's office and Josh walks in and goes to sit down on his chair and he falls down at the exact time that Charlie said, "Zoey, I work in a building with the smartest people in the world".

Answer: True

The President was extremely grateful towards Fitzwallace and told him to say thank you, he would find out about the seal in the carpet facing a different way when Congress declares war for him.

Answer: True

The President went on to say that at the second Continental Congress in Philadelphia in the summer of 1776, America "announced to the world that we were no longer subjects of King George III, but rather a self-governing people. We hold these truths to be self-evident, they said, that all men are created equal. Strange as it may seem, that was the first time in history that anyone had bothered to write that down. Decisions are made by those who show up".

Answer: Mrs. Landingham

Mrs. Landingham said, "Oh, sir, I think we both know from experience that's not true".

Answer: Yes

The President quoted Charlie at the event and used the information he gave him. When the President did this, Charlie told Josh, "You were right". Josh said, "About what?" and Charlie replied, "It doesn't go away".

Answer: No

This was one of the most talked about cliffhangers in television history. The episode ended with someone saying, "Oh, god, we've got people down. People down, people down! Who's been hit? Who's been hit?" The atmosphere created by this was gripping and left me wanting to know who was shot?