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Jerimoth Hill in Providence County |
Rhode Island
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On this CW show, John Glover as single dad Lionel tried to push son Lex to the dark side |
Smallville
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This shoe company makes the Zoom LeBron IV & Air Max 360 BBall |
Nike
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In 2007 this show was spun off from "Grey's Anatomy" |
Private Practice
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They're the "cal" in lo-cal salad dressing |
calories
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Mount Arvon on the Upper Peninsula |
Michigan
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Of the 3 male leads on "Full House", not only does he fit the category, but he's also the tallest |
Bob Saget
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Before we go to the dog track, let's make this potent potable with 2 oz. of vodka & 5 oz. of grapefruit juice |
a greyhound
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For their hue, the class Chrysophyceae are called these algae |
(Mark: What is green?)
golden
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2-word term for spanking an errant youngster |
corporal punishment
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On "Flip This House", when Armando says it's time to get the demo started, "demo" is short for this |
demolition
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Boundary Peak, about 50 miles east of Yosemite National Park |
(Mark: What is California?) (Alex: No, California is Mount Whitney. [*] is Boundary Peak.)
Nevada
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Dr. Westphall, the chief of staff at this hospital, had 2 kids, Lizzie & Tommie, or did he... |
[ERRATUM: The son's name was Tommy.]
St. Elsewhere
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This company that makes Listerine & Sudafed was actually started by 3 brothers, not just 2 |
Johnson & Johnson
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A major danger in transplant operations is called a this-versus-host reaction |
graft
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The chief security officer of the Senate, he preserves order in the chamber & the galleries |
the Sergeant at Arms
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"Rents" is short for these sources of love, aggravation & money |
(Alex: Notice I choked on that.)
parents
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Eagle Mountain, about 15 miles north of Lake Superior |
Minnesota
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We'll give you a "mulligan" for this show about a widowed Miami pediatrician, dad to Kristy McNichol & Dinah Manoff |
Empty Nest
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Printer's ink & a milk substitute were among the products this Tuskegee researcher made from peanuts |
(George Washington) Carver
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Complex reproductive systems contain these organs that produce gametes |
gonads
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In 1964, for $2 million, he sold his interest in his U.S. franchise to investors that included a future governor of Kentucky |
Colonel Sanders
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"Ren" is short for this in the name of the Rens, a black basketball team of 1920s Harlem |
Renaissance
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Taum Sauk Mountain, convenient to the Ozark Trail |
(Mark: What is Arkansas?)
Missouri
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At 11:59 P.M. of the last episode of season one, this character's wife, Teri, is found dead, shot by Nina Myers |
(Mark: What is 24?) (Alex: No. Chris or Daria? You realize your mistake now, Mark. You gave us the title of the series--) (Mark: Right.) (Alex: --not the name of the character, which is [*].)
Jack Bauer
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This religious group founded by Ann Lee used time not spent on fleshly pursuits to make elegantly simple furniture |
the Shakers
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This "theory" of tiny menaces causing disease was accepted in the 19th century; before that, no need for masks in the operating room |
germ theory
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Make a cereal commitment to this company that makes Chex |
(Chris: What's Ralston Purina?) ... (Alex: Remember, we were going up through the ranks. We had Private Practice, corporal punishment, sergeant-at-arms, Colonel Sanders, and now [*]. [*].)
General Mills
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In show biz, "cyc" is short for this type of backdrop that suggests infinite space behind the performer |
(Alex: And the cyc--and we have one here--is [*]. [*]. But no designs on it today.)
cyclorama
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