"Northern Exposure" Quotes - Who Said Them? Quiz

Answer: Maurice

From "The Body in Question" episode. The wacky townsfolk believe a frozen body is a French Revolution survivor whose diary may hold the key to disproving European history. Maurice was determined to keep Pierre well preserved for the possibility of cashing in on him.

Answer: Chris and Bernard together

From the "Aurora Borealis: A Fairy Tale for Big People" episode. Upon uttering this line Chris and Bernard agree they are half brothers after comparing pictures of their father.

Answer: Roslyn

In the "Cicely" episode we see how the town was culturally built up by the visionary Cicely and her iron-willed lover, Roslyn. In this instance, she was defending the timidity of a Christian woman singing hymns in a bar full of drunken haggards.

Answer: Sigmund Freud

This line is from "Jules et Joel". During his episode-long dream, Joel ends up in a jail cell with Sigmund Freud who, of course, begins a psychoanalysis session.

Answer: Maggie

In the "Ill Wind" episode, we see Maggie and Joel at each other's throats with legal actions and (for Joel) an eviction notice from landlord Maggie. Her reference to familial genes refers to the "Burning Down the House" episode wherein Maggie's mother leaves a cigarette lit which burns down Maggie's house.

Answer: Satan

From "The Robe" episode. Satan is played by Charles Martin Smith of all people! He is out to corrupt Shelly's good nature by offering her gifts/wishes in return for burning Holling's favorite bath robe.

Answer: Peter Bogdanovich

From the "Rosebud" episode. Bogdanovich (director of "Mask") was in Cicely to support Ed and Maurice's attempt to duplicate the Sundance Film Festival. In addition to turning down Maurice's osso bucco, Bogdanovich also turned down fancy cheese. He settled for tomato slices.

Answer: Mike Monroe

From the "Blowing Bubbles" episode. Mike was "living in a geodesic dome off Highway 3" because he was allergic to "the 20th century."

Answer: Vladimir Lenin

In "Zarya" we again see the townsfolk playing olden characters as in the "Cicely" episode. This time, they were bombarded with Russian comrades who were in town to forge "The Treaty of Cicely" with Princess Anastasia Romanov. Lenin was enlightened by the townsfolk's abilities to function successfully and peacefully in bourgeois society. Rhoda (Ruth-Anne) especially shed new light on his staunch ideologies.

Answer: Dr. Fleischman

In the "Lost and Found" episode, Joel was quite upset to again see Eve. After all, she did hit him over the head, shackle him, and force him to be her enslaved doctor in "The Bumpy Road to Love" episode!