Quiz Answer Key and Fun Facts
1. The team's client, Ruth, ran a non-profit organization and had been receiving extremely generous donations from the deceased businessman, Bennett Kimball. Mr. Kimball told Ruth that he wanted to leave his entire estate to her organization, but after his death his corrupt lawyer, Peter Blanchard, refused to acknowledge any such promise and/or will. What kind of work did Ruth's organization do?
2. At the beginning of the episode Parker suggested that they contact Sophie again to see if she would come back and work with them; Nate told them that they couldn't keep calling Sophie. However, Hardison revealed that Nate had made a secret trip to visit Sophie and was able to prove it through a series of security and CCTV camera footage. Where had Nate gone to visit Sophie?
3. An important component of Ruth's last discussion with Kimball was that he was no longer lucid and was referring to Ruth by a different name when he saw her. Who did he mistake her for when she visited him just before his death?
4. Nate's character was a smarmy suspended Las Vegas attorney representing the "lost heir" to Bennett Kimball's estate. What was his Greek lawyer character's last name?
5. While the eventual goal was to convince Peter Blanchard that Parker was Bennett Kimball's "lost heir," the team's first plan was to find a skeleton from Kimball's past that was so scandalous that the mere mention of it would cause Blanchard to make a huge pay-out just to keep it quiet. The team discovered that Kimball's business partner, Mr. Orson, had paid $50,000 in 1980, to a holding company in Las Vegas. What was the name of that holding company?
6. Mr. Orson was being held in minimum security prison, but before the team could put some pressure on him from the inside, Ms. Carlisle decided that they should just talk to him and ask him for the information they were seeking. This plan failed miserably, so Hardison and Eliot went undercover as prison guards to put some pressure on him; they planted evidence to make it look like Orson was the leader of what prison gang?
7. In order to avoid a pay-out to Kimball's supposed "lost heir," Blanchard instructed the dirty cop that worked for him to arrange a meeting with Nate and Parker and get rid of them. Just as the cop was about to shoot them, Eliot struck him in the head with a rock and was able to disarm him. However, the gunman did end up getting shot; who shot the gunman?
8. Nate needed Hardison to be creative and keep Peter Blanchard from entering the courtroom because he was still a ways away and needed time to catch up. Hardison had very limited time to come up with a plan but he realized that the best way to detain him was to use the metal detector security system. What did he plant on Blanchard so that he would be held up by security?
9. Once Nate arrived at the courtroom he notified the judge that he represented Mr. Kimball's "lost heir" and began asking Ruth questions while she was on the stand. While they had tried to convince Blanchard that Parker was his "lost heir," Nate revealed that Ruth was, in fact, his real long lost daughter. What genetic characteristic did Ruth, Georgia, and Bennett Kimball all have in common?
10. After they realized that Tara Carlisle had told Ruth she was working with the team and was not, as she had previously said, an ACLU pro-bono lawyer, the team fled to Nate's apartment and found her there with a letter from Sophie. Did Nate allow her to join the team in Sophie's absence?
Source: Author
KatieK54
This quiz was reviewed by FunTrivia editor
ladymacb29 before going online.
Any errors found in FunTrivia content are routinely corrected through our feedback system.
