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1. A government group was behind the plan to use Emmett Fitz-Hume and Austin Millbarge as decoy GLG20s, in "Spies like Us" (1985). What was the name of the company the group used as a front? Spacely Space Sprockets Ace Tomato Company Jefferson Cleaners Macmillan Toys

2. During its lengthy run, this prime time soap opera had a resort called Lotus Point, a large conglomerate called Galveston Industries (later changed to The Sumner Group), a front company named Murakame, and a short-lived business called Tidal Energy which ended up bankrupting an original character named Gary (who had gotten his wealth from his family's oil business). Which TV show was this? 2000 Malibu Road Falcon Crest Flamingo Road Knots Landing

3. In which movie did InGen, a company run by a man named John Hammond, create dinosaurs? Meet the Robinsons Jurassic Park We're Back! A Dinosaur's Story The People that Time Forgot

4. Bill Henrickson was a business owner who went to great lengths to make sure the public didn't find out that he was a polygamist with three wives. In the TV series "Big Love", what was the name of Bill's business? Hairstyles by Henrickson Hooper's Store Home Plus Edna's Edibles

5. The law firm of Kenner Bach and Ledeen represented U/North in a class-action lawsuit, in "Michael Clayton" (2007). What type of products did U/North manufacture? Agricultural Automobile Military Toys

6. Which TV show featured the fictional Oceanic Airlines, whose Flight 815 crashed during the show's premiere episode? Cheers Survivor Lost Benson

7. A group of undersea oil drillers was asked to assist Navy SEALs on a mission to find a sunken submarine, in "The Abyss" (1989). What was the name of the company which owned the deep sea oil rig? Oscorp Technologies Benthic Petroleum Nakatomi Trading Corporation Clampett Oil

8. Joe and Brian Hackett owned Nantucket-based Sandpiper Air on TV's "Wings". What was the name of the competing airline owned by their nemesis, Roy Biggins? Skyfleet Quick Hop Airlines Dewey, Cheetham & Howe Aeromass

9. When a woman who worked for Petty Marsh had an idea stolen by her boss, she pitched the idea to a man from Dewey Stone and Company. The idea involved negotiating a radio station purchase for Trask Industries. Which 1988 movie was this? Big Wall Street Planes, Trains and Automobiles Working Girl

10. On "Seinfeld", George Costanza used the name Vandelay on more than one occasion. On one particular episode, "The Boyfriend, Part 1", George gave the fictional name Vandelay Industries to the unemployment office as a company which he was interviewing with. What kind of products, according to George, was Vandelay Industries involved in? Latex Men's apparel Hair replacement Oil