Okay folks. This quiz is open to everyone. I've made the questions of varying difficulty. Some are easy and some are a bit harder. Good luck!

1. Who is Christine's musical idol?
2. Who composed our famous "Night Court" theme?
3. What well-known TV director directed "Night Court's" pilot episode?
4. Christine's father sold his RV to do what?
5. In the episode where Dan saves Christine's life and guilts her into sleeping
with him, he says, "How do I love thee? Let me count the ways. I
know_____of them." How many "ways" does he say he knows?
6. In the episode where Dan tries to steal Margaret from Harry, what opera
were they attending?
7. What song plays at the end of the episode where Harry and Margaret
break up?
8. While Harry is in the hospital, what book is he reading?
9. In "Fire" a man casts one last vote for Dan then commits suicide, making
the election a tie. Based on the suicide note, Phil creates a new slogan for
Dan's run-off campaign. What was it?
10. After Christine tells Harry she quit her job as judge, Harry gets a little
upset with her. He tells her he packed a suitcase filled with what items?

#8 - The Maltese Falcon :talk:

You are correct with question #8 Coach_McGuirk.

1. Berry Manilow
2. Jack Elliot
3. James Burrows - (like from MTM)
5. Guessing 50, I can't remember.
7. "It Takes Two"
8. The Maltese Falcon

Your answers are correct except for #5.

Your answers are correct except for #5.

Dan: How do I love thee? Let me count the ways... I know 52 of them.

Yes. I've watched 'Giving Thanks' a lot. It's my favorite episode.

Correct ekkostar!

Damn, these were good ?s. Not too hard, but real thinkers.

4. Jack sold his RV to buy back Christine's mother's wedding ring I thiiiiiink?
6. Argggh...I can hear Dan going "Alfreeeeeeeeedo" in an Italian accent, but can't think of the play :(
9. Hmm...there's the "The Big Apple deserves a worm like Fielding", but I don't know if it was the dead guy or Phil who came up with that.

Dan: How do I love thee? Let me count the ways... I know 52 of them.

Yes. I've watched 'Giving Thanks' a lot. It's my favorite episode.

{Meant to do this earlier, sorry}

Thanks! LOL.. knew it was probably around 50. And knew it was a signature at one time.

Damn, these were good ?s. Not too hard, but real thinkers.

4. Jack sold his RV to buy back Christine's mother's wedding ring I thiiiiiink?
6. Argggh...I can hear Dan going "Alfreeeeeeeeedo" in an Italian accent, but can't think of the play :(
9. Hmm...there's the "The Big Apple deserves a worm like Fielding", but I don't know if it was the dead guy or Phil who came up with that.

Close on question #4, but no cigar.

Question #9 is correct. The slogan was invented by Phil based on the contents of the suicide note. The note said something like, "I can't stand living in this crummy city anymore. So, I'm casting one last vote to put that scummy worm Feilding into office. Feilding and this city deserve each other."

Keep thinking on the rest of them.

Here are the remaining ones that I know. Or sort of know in the case of #10!

2. Jack Elliot (Elliott?)
6. La Traviata
10. Pink lightbulbs and records by someone I don't know!:lol:

You've gotten 2,6 and half of ten.

Keep picking at it guys. You're doing great.


You still need the answers to #4 and the other half of #10.

I'd never get the others, but my only other guess on #4 is that he didn't want to go to Florida??

Okay, I'll give you the answers in order.

1. Barry Manilow
2. Jack Elliot
3. James Burrows (of "Cheers" fame)
4. Jack sold his RV to buy a new setting for Christine's mother's engagement
ring in order to give the ring to Christine.
5. Dan knows 52 "ways"
6. "La Traviata"
7. "It Takes Two"
8. "The Maltese Falcon"
9. "The Big Apple Deserves A Worm Like Feilding"
10. Harry packs a suitcase of pink lightbulbs and Vaughn Monroe records.

Stay tuned for a new trivia quiz next month! Good Job everyone!

In the same breath as the Nani Darnell post, Vaughn Monroe was an early big band singer with a unique baritone voice. According to one site, his crooning was thought to bring couples together which makes his reference in "Her Honor" that much funnier.