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Which television writer created the series and ran it as showrunner and lead executive producer? | — |
The opening titles of the first three seasons used a folk song satirising suburban conformity. Which songwriter wrote it and recorded the version the show opened with? | — |
The series lasted eight seasons on Showtime. How many episodes did that add up to? | — |
Exterior scenes for the first two seasons were filmed almost exclusively in one suburban area of the Santa Clarita Valley. Which one? | — |
Its creator has said she first pitched the show to a different network, which dismissed it. Which one was that? | — |
The series earned 20 Primetime Emmy nominations over the years. How many became wins? | — |
The show won a single Golden Globe, at the 63rd ceremony. In which category? | — |
For its seventh season the production moved to a Los Angeles lot where the show is pointed out on the public tour. Which lot? | — |
Early in season four the original opening titles and music were dropped. What took their place? | — |
It was produced by Tilted Productions in association with Showtime Networks and which other studio? | — |
One of its regular directors also worked as its director of photography and won it a 2010 Primetime Creative Arts Emmy for cinematography. Who was he? | — |
At the 2009 Creative Arts ceremony the series won a Primetime Emmy in a craft category. Which craft? | — |
Its creator has said the title alludes to several things, but what did she say it mainly refers to? | — |
The pilot won a Writers Guild of America Award at the 58th ceremony. In which category? | — |
Which director handled more episodes than anyone else, 20 in all? | — |
Which writer took more episode credits than anyone except the show's creator, with 14? | — |
Who scored the first season, before a different pair of composers took over for the rest of the run? | — |
A version of this show's own Wikipedia page was used on screen as the introduction to one episode. Which one? | — |
In 2010 the airing rights were bought by a channel that gave the show its basic cable debut. Which channel? | — |
It won back to back awards for excellence in production design in a half hour single camera series. Which industry body handed those out? | — |
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