"Snow Day" Trivia Quiz

Answer: Spice rum punch

Frank's spice rum punch is a pink colored beverage. The Barones drink it out of small glasses. Frank sets off Marie and drinks his cup full of the punch. He then says that it is like liquid earplugs. Debra's response is, "Fill her up."

Answer: They show off their best dance moves.

While reminiscing about his parents' New Years Eve parties, Raymond mentions that he first danced with a girl at one of the parties. When the others egg him on to show them the dance move he'd made up, he does. Robert challenges Raymond's dancing abilities, making Raymond taunt Robert into dancing as well. Frank thinks they are both idiots and tries to show them up.

Answer: That she can't believe she's actually having a good time with him

While trying to show up Robert and Raymond, Frank begins slow dancing with Marie. He then dances with Amy, and finally Debra. While dancing, Debra blurts out that she's having a good time, and is surprised. It upsets Frank and he leaves the house.

Answer: Marie believes that Debra believes she's better then they are.

Debra is outraged that Marie would say that about her. She fights with Marie, only to finally give up and start to go after Frank. Raymond agrees with his mother and sparks an explosive argument.

Answer: She says that Robert never went to college.

Marie gives reasons why she thinks Debra believes she's better then the others. Among those reasons are that Debra went to a fancy college. Marie goes on to say that Robert never even went to college. Robert's response is to say, "I'm always happy when we can bring that up out of the blue."

Answer: Raymond

Raymond says, "Oh come on" after Debra insists that she doesn't think she's better then everyone else. When she asks him what he means, he says that it would be weird if Debra didn't think she was better. He claims that the Barones are like the front porch at the 'nut house'.

Answer: Each of these is an example of Robert being weird.

Raymond picks on Robert for a number of things that he does that are out of the ordinary. Robert doesn't seem annoyed by the busboys or the dollar bills. However, he gets agitated when Raymond badgers him about separating his Good and Plenties. Robert puts the pink ones in a pile he calls "good", the white ones in the "plenty" pile, and the rest go into the irregular pile.

The irregulars are called "cuties".

Answer: Because Robert and Amy are the only ones left

After Marie says that everyone else can pair up, Amy and Robert give one another uneasy looks. They merely stand on the sidelines while the others dance.

Answer: She says that Frank was being sexy.

Debra tries to find the right word to describe how Frank was acting. Amy's response is to say "sexy". She receives weird looks from everyone, especially Robert. When Debra says something to Amy later during the interrogation, Amy says, "I thought he was sexy, so I have my own problems."

Answer: Marie

Marie asks Raymond to describe her next, because he has just finished with Robert. Raymond then lists all the above traits. Marie, however, strangely finds it to be a compliment. Raymond sums her up by merely pointing at her. Marie throws her arms out and grins.

Answer: Babysitting

Raymond says that Debra came home a few days ago to find him on the couch in front of the TV, instead of babysitting. He says that he had pizza sauce down his chest. For some reason, he wasn't wearing a shirt...or eating pizza.

Answer: Sit

Debra finally breaks down and says that she does think she is better then everyone else. Strangely, Marie is happy and not angry. She says that she is not happy, but rather glad. She says this is because it is now out in the open. Raymond says, "And now we know. And now we sit. Because we know."

Answer: He always thought that it was him and Debra against the others.

Debra goes outside to be with Frank, who is throwing snowballs. When they get to talking about the incident inside, Frank says that he always thought that it was he and Debra versus the rest of them. When Debra doesn't understand what he means, Frank says that they, referring to Marie and their sons, are loonies.

Answer: With everyone paired off and enjoying the music

The episode ends inside Marie and Frank's house. Robert is dancing with Amy and Debra is dancing with Raymond to the song "Jungle Love". Marie and Frank watch them from the couch, wondering how what they are doing can be considered dancing.

Answer: Frank

While the younger couples are dancing, Marie and Frank watch from the couch. Marie asks, "This is dancing?" Frank responds with the last line of the episode: "They'll wear themselves out, then the floor is ours."