... Sleeps With the Fishes Trivia Quiz

Answer: Bum Jones

The end of the third season of the original series left viewers wondering "Who shot J.R.?" That question was answered and the character went on. When the show relaunched in 2012, Larry Hagman returned to the role.

After Hagman died in the real world, writers chose to write him off with another "Who shot J.R." mystery, though this one wasn't a season ending cliffhanger.

Bum Jones was J.R.'s employee and killed him in an attempt to frame Cliff Barnes for the murder. J.R. knew he had only a short time left to live anyway, with inoperable cancer being his diagnosis.

Answer: Suicide

Penn had been offered a job working in the White House during the administration of Pres. Barack Obama and had to leave the show to do it. The show writers got rid of him quickly with a sudden suicide. The character didn't even leave a note.

Answer: False

Lori was actually killed from blood loss following c-section birth. Her son Carl then shot her to ensure she didn't come back as a zombie.

Answer: His daughter's wedding

Fans of the show were upset for the last season of the show. The Conners won the lottery and became a different family than what viewers had come to expect.

In the finale though, viewers found out that Dan had actually died and the story they had been seeing was actually a book that Roseanne was writing in the basement office he had built for her.

Answer: Rescue Me

Leary played Gavin for seven years on "Rescue Me". Over that time we saw him lie, cheat and steal. Never were we more emotional as viewers though than when we saw Gavin carrying his blood-soaked son across the street moments after hearing the crash from inside the house.

The death happened in season 2, and might have been the onset of many of Gavin's problems for the rest of the series.

Answer: Jax Teller

It wasn't much of a surprise that Gemma had to die, the surprise was in who killed her. Jax, her son, learned that she had been responsible for the death of his wife. He took her out into the garden and they had a conversation. She then asked him to kill her, to which he obliged.

Answer: Julie Benz

Rita was a single mother with an abusive ex-husband when she was introduced. Dexter and Rita dated for several seasons before they wed and eventually had a child.

It was the perfect set up, she didn't want a lot of intimacy at first, and he didn't crave it. She took his lack of intimacy as respecting her. He feigned a love for her to make himself appear more human.

She had no idea what he was doing when he wasn't home at night.

Eventually another serial killer caught up to Dexter and murdered his wife. Before the season ended Dexter got revenge and killed "Trinity" who was played by John Lithgow

Answer: Fred

Winifred Burkle, or Fred as she was known by, was killed in season five just a single episode after she and Wesley had finally hooked up. That relationship had been budding for several seasons.

She was killed by Illyria's essence and couldn't be cured without harming most of the planet. She was then taken over by the Illyria.

Answer: Henry Blake

During the season three finale it was revealed that Henry Blake's plane had been shot down over the Sea of Japan.

The scene was written to show that not everyone would make it home from the war.

In reality the actor, McLean Stevenson, who played Blake had asked to be written out of the show.

Answer: Bones

PLayed by John Francis Daly, Dr. Lance Sweets first joined the show in season four as a guest star and eventually as a main cast member. He was killed in the premiere for season 10. He appeared in 140 episodes of the show.

The character was shot by a retired Navy Seal who himself was killed, before he could be arrested and tried for the murder.