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The Bluth family business runs a stand on the boardwalk that sells exactly one item, dipped and served on a stick. What is it? | 0%/1 |
A nineteen-eighties rock anthem blares every time one of the brothers steps out to perform a magic act, and it became one of the show's best known running jokes. Which song is it? | 100%/1 |
The series is told throughout by a voice-over narrator who is not a member of the main cast. Who narrates it? | 100%/1 |
Every episode closes with a short tag showing scenes billed as coming up, many of which never actually turn up. What line introduces that tag? | 100%/1 |
One member of the family keeps his cut-off denim shorts on at all times, even in the shower. The show invented a name for his supposed condition. What is that name? | 100%/1 |
The fourth season was built around an unusual structural experiment. What was it? | 100%/1 |
The series dropped two fixtures of the American network sitcom of its era. How was it made instead? | 100%/1 |
For its first season the show took the top Primetime Emmy given in its genre. Which prize was that? | 100%/1 |
The family company's aeroplane is long gone, but one piece of ground equipment that used to serve it stays with the Bluths and turns up again and again. What vehicle is it? | 100%/1 |
In a gag that runs across the whole series, several Bluths taunt each other with wildly different and uniformly inaccurate impressions of the same animal. Which animal is it? | 100%/1 |
In which Southern California city is the series set? | 100%/1 |
For years after the cancellation, the people behind the show kept announcing one project that never got made, and the revival grew out of its ashes instead. What was that project? | 100%/1 |
A re-edited version of the fourth season was released years later, cut from the same footage into a different arrangement and a larger number of shorter episodes. What subtitle did that version carry? | 100%/1 |
One character holds two professional qualifications and repeatedly bills himself with a single invented job title that fuses them into one unfortunate word. Which two professions are they? | 100%/1 |
A parody video franchise recurs across the run of the series, sending up the direct-to-video party tapes of its era. What is it called? | 100%/1 |
Two of the Bluths live in a property the company had built to walk prospective buyers around one of its developments. What kind of property is that? | 0%/1 |
One of the leads went on to star in and executive produce a Netflix crime drama about a financial adviser laundering money for a cartel in rural Missouri. Which series is it? | 100%/1 |
One of the leads co-created and starred in a nineteen-nineties sketch comedy series whose sketches were famously linked so that each one flowed into the next. Which was it? | 100%/1 |
One of the leads later won Primetime Emmy awards for playing a put-upon personal aide in a political comedy. Which series was that? | 0%/1 |
Between the cancellation and the revival, the show built a following far larger than it ever had on first broadcast. What is most often credited with that growth? | 100%/1 |
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