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Quiz about The WBs 20022003 TV Season
Quiz about The WBs 20022003 TV Season

The WB's 2002-2003 TV Season Trivia Quiz


In the 2002-2003 television season, two new dramas and four new comedies hit the WB airwaves. This a preview of the new shows (and a slight review of the old shows). Judge for yourself which to view and which to miss.

A multiple-choice quiz by cornflower*. Estimated time: 4 mins.
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Author
cornflower*
Time
4 mins
Type
Multiple Choice
Quiz #
94,173
Updated
Nov 19 22
# Qns
10
Difficulty
Easy
Avg Score
9 / 10
Plays
1699
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Question 1 of 10
1. This family drama is about the world-famous brain surgeon, Andrew Brown, who decides to relocate his family (which includes his 15-year-old son, Ephram, and his 9-year old daughter, Delia) from the Big Apple to settle in the small hamlet of Everwood, after the death of his beloved wife. When Doctor Brown decides to open his own free clinic in Everwood, most of the town's quirky inhabitants decide that he is crazy. Meanwhile, tension is growing between Doctor Brown and his son. Ephram is angry at his father for the years of neglect that Delia and he have had to suffer, because his father decided to devote more time to his career than his family. It did extremely well in ratings, and is coming back for the '03-'04 season. Hint


Question 2 of 10
2. A Friday night comedy, following 2001's hit comedy, 'Reba' in the lineup. Kind of like 2001's failed comedy, 'Maybe It's Me', seen through the eyes of a 15-year-old Mexican boy in a culturally diverse family. David Tiant's father is Mexican, while his mother is Irish. The Tiant family is consisted of many eccentric characters, including David's older sister, who is denying her Mexican background and instead, embracing the Spanish culture; his lady-killer uncle, and his wild child grandmother. Hint


Question 3 of 10
3. The drama slated to follow 'Dawson's Creek' is about a new crime fighting trio in New Gotham after Batman's arcanely vanishing, which is made up of Batgirl, Batman and Catwoman's secret love child, and a young teenager. It was cancelled after thirteen episodes. Hint


Question 4 of 10
4. A comedy on Thursdays, about a unsuccessful man who has the chance to relive his teen years and perhaps change the outcome of his life. He might be able to save his parent's marriage and save his insubordinate sister from teetering off the edge of danger. This show was put on hiatus due to low ratings, airing opposite "Friends" and "Survivor". Hint


Question 5 of 10
5. A popular '60s comedy revamped and set in the present by the WB, about a prosperous, lady-killer bachelor (Uncle Bill), and his proper butler, Mr. French, whose lives are rudely interrupted with the sudden appearance of his orphaned nephew and nieces. While Uncle Bill and Mr. French recuperate from the change, Buffy, Jody and Sissy learn to live the good life as they adapt from their small hometown in Indiana to New York City. This show was also put on hiatus due to the low number of viewers. Hint


Question 6 of 10
6. A comedy preceding 'Sabrina' on Friday nights, about a bubbly teenage girl, Holly, who moves in with her uptight older sister, Valerie, who was living the good life before Holly's reappearance in her life. Hint


Question 7 of 10
7. Now a recap on returning WB favorites: Which of the following shows was canceled? Hint


Question 8 of 10
8. Which show entered its successful third season in 2002-2003? Hint


Question 9 of 10
9. Which show began the 2002-2003 season without cast member Barry Watson? Hint


Question 10 of 10
10. Which show's 2001-2002 season finale ended with a tornado and a journalist's discovery of a space ship? Hint



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Quiz Answer Key and Fun Facts
1. This family drama is about the world-famous brain surgeon, Andrew Brown, who decides to relocate his family (which includes his 15-year-old son, Ephram, and his 9-year old daughter, Delia) from the Big Apple to settle in the small hamlet of Everwood, after the death of his beloved wife. When Doctor Brown decides to open his own free clinic in Everwood, most of the town's quirky inhabitants decide that he is crazy. Meanwhile, tension is growing between Doctor Brown and his son. Ephram is angry at his father for the years of neglect that Delia and he have had to suffer, because his father decided to devote more time to his career than his family. It did extremely well in ratings, and is coming back for the '03-'04 season.

Answer: 'Everwood'

'Everwood' premiered on the WB on September 16, 2002 (Mondays at nine) and stars Treat Williams as Andrew Brown, Gregory Smith as his son, Ephram, and Vivien Cardone as his daughter, Delia. If you think about it, the titles 'Family Affair' and 'Do Over' can actually be good alternative names for the show, but they're the names of other shows also debuting on the WB in the '02-'03 season.
2. A Friday night comedy, following 2001's hit comedy, 'Reba' in the lineup. Kind of like 2001's failed comedy, 'Maybe It's Me', seen through the eyes of a 15-year-old Mexican boy in a culturally diverse family. David Tiant's father is Mexican, while his mother is Irish. The Tiant family is consisted of many eccentric characters, including David's older sister, who is denying her Mexican background and instead, embracing the Spanish culture; his lady-killer uncle, and his wild child grandmother.

Answer: 'Greetings From Tucson'

'Greetings From Tucson' premiered on the WB network on September 20, 2002 (Fridays at 9:30). Stars Pablo Santos as David Tiant, Julio Menchoso and Rebecca Creskoff as his parents, and Aimee Garcia as his older sister, Maria. 'Greetings From Tuscon' is one of the lesser advertised new shows on the WB.
3. The drama slated to follow 'Dawson's Creek' is about a new crime fighting trio in New Gotham after Batman's arcanely vanishing, which is made up of Batgirl, Batman and Catwoman's secret love child, and a young teenager. It was cancelled after thirteen episodes.

Answer: 'Birds Of Prey'

'Birds Of Prey' debuted on the WB on October 9, 2002 (Wednesdays at nine); and stars Ashley Scott as Batman and Catwoman's secret love child, Helena Kyle, a.k.a. Huntress; Dina Meyer as Barbara Gordon/Oracle, formerly known as Batgirl, and Rachel Skarsten as Dinah.
4. A comedy on Thursdays, about a unsuccessful man who has the chance to relive his teen years and perhaps change the outcome of his life. He might be able to save his parent's marriage and save his insubordinate sister from teetering off the edge of danger. This show was put on hiatus due to low ratings, airing opposite "Friends" and "Survivor".

Answer: 'Do Over'

'Do Over' debuted on September 19, 2002, Thursdays at 8:30. It stars Penn Badgley as Joel Larsen, Michael Millhoan as his father, Bill Larsen; Gigi Rice as his mother, Karen Larsen; and Angela Goethals as his sister, Cheryl Larsen. 'Do Over' eerily mirrors another new show of the 2002-2003 TV season, about a unfruitful man who has the chance to relive his youth, ABC's 'That Was Then'.
5. A popular '60s comedy revamped and set in the present by the WB, about a prosperous, lady-killer bachelor (Uncle Bill), and his proper butler, Mr. French, whose lives are rudely interrupted with the sudden appearance of his orphaned nephew and nieces. While Uncle Bill and Mr. French recuperate from the change, Buffy, Jody and Sissy learn to live the good life as they adapt from their small hometown in Indiana to New York City. This show was also put on hiatus due to the low number of viewers.

Answer: 'Family Affair'

'Family Affair' appeared on the WB on Thursdays at eight starting September 12. It stars Tim Curry as Mr. French, Gary Cole as Bill Davis, Caitlin Wachs as Sissy, Sasha Pieterse as Buffy, and Jimmy Pinchak as Jody.
6. A comedy preceding 'Sabrina' on Friday nights, about a bubbly teenage girl, Holly, who moves in with her uptight older sister, Valerie, who was living the good life before Holly's reappearance in her life.

Answer: 'What I Like About You'

'What I Like About You' premiered on Friday, September 20, 2002 at 8:00. Stars Amanda Bynes and Jennie Garth as Holly and Valerie, respectively.
7. Now a recap on returning WB favorites: Which of the following shows was canceled?

Answer: All of these

If you're missing any of these shows, don't worry, you'll soon forget about them with the arrival of the new crop of shows!
8. Which show entered its successful third season in 2002-2003?

Answer: 'Gilmore Girls'

"Gilmore Girls" is on Tuesdays at 8 and stars Lauren Graham and Alexis Bledel as Lorelai and Rory Gilmore. It's almost two years since these girls started drinking java and making wisecracks.
9. Which show began the 2002-2003 season without cast member Barry Watson?

Answer: '7th Heaven'

Barry Watson left due to Hodgkin's disease treatment; he started a stint on the show as a writer and has made several special appearances in seasons 7, 8, and 9.
10. Which show's 2001-2002 season finale ended with a tornado and a journalist's discovery of a space ship?

Answer: 'Smallville'

The second season of 'Smallville' began on September 24, 2002.
Source: Author cornflower*

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