1. | Lets start off easy: Which character had left the squad, making this season's Major Crimes a bit less dynamic? | ||
Tao | |||
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Daniels | ||
Flynn | |||
Sanchez | |||
2. | Appearing in a number of episodes, Mary McDonnell's Sharon Raydor provided a great foil for our Lt. Chief Johnson. What was Raydor's rank? | ||
Chief | |||
Lieutenant | |||
Commander | |||
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Captain | ||
3. | "Products of Discovery": In a case surrounding a quadruple homicide, Provenza, the coroner and an accomplice to the murder all mistook: | ||
North for West | |||
A Honda for a Toyota | |||
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26th Street for 26th Place | ||
38th Circle for 38th Court | |||
4. | "Products of Discovery": In trying to solve the quadruple homicide, Brenda accidentally stumbled into an ongoing case conducted by: | ||
Vice | |||
Homeland Security | |||
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The FBI | ||
Robbery/Homicide | |||
5. |
"Blood Money": Appearing in an episode later in the season, Paola Turbay![]() played a woman temporarily assigned to MDC, a detective with the last name of: |
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Ortega | |||
Espinoza | |||
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Mendoza | ||
Hernandez | |||
6. | "Blood Money": The case concerned the apparent kidnapping of a real estate tycoon for $1,190,476.19. What was the significance of the sum? | ||
It was the amount needed for the kidnapper's wife's cancer treatments | |||
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It was an individual's share of a class action law suit | ||
It was the amount the kidnapper needed to bring his family across the US border | |||
It was the amount lost in a high-stakes poker game | |||
7. | "Red Tape": Gabriel shoots a man in a parking lot outside of a bar. Who had Gabriel been meeting with in the bar prior to the shooting? | ||
Brenda | |||
Tao | |||
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Taylor | ||
Flynn | |||
8. | "Red Tape": RIP Kitty. It was suggested that Brenda's furry companion died: | ||
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At Brenda's house | ||
In the back of Provenza's car | |||
In Brenda's office | |||
At the vet's office | |||
9. | "Walking the Black Cat": During the episode, Brenda carries with her Kitty's ashes, which are in: | ||
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A Tupperware container | ||
A plastic bag | |||
A Coke bottle | |||
An aspirin container | |||
10. | "Walking the Black Cat": On the dating front, Provenza has done quite well for himself, as he introduces the squad to his girlfriend, a rather fetching woman named: | ||
Hannah | |||
Gertie | |||
Dorothy | |||
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Lauren | ||
11. | "Half Load": Buzz and the rest of the squad was blessed with new video equipment worth: | ||
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$70,000 | ||
$25,000 | |||
$10,000 | |||
$100,000 | |||
12. | "Half Load": The episode concerned a reformed gang member named Reggie who was shot from several blocks away. The shots that killed Reggie were fired from: | ||
An empty lot | |||
A pawn shop | |||
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A gas station | ||
A church | |||
13. | "Tapped Out": The episode concerned the murder of "hook-up king" Mark Bernstein who went by the name: | ||
Sway | |||
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Intrigue | ||
Maneuver | |||
Interlude | |||
14. | "Tapped Out": Major Crimes' efforts to solve the case were made more difficult by a police impersonator who went by the name of which fictional detective: | ||
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Dick Tracy | ||
Thomas Magnum | |||
Sam Spade | |||
Philip Marlowe | |||
15. | "Strike Three": The episode concerned the murder of two patrolmen who were killed by a pair of Aryans who went by the names of: | ||
Butch and Ringer | |||
Stinger and Danny | |||
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Teddy and Stomper | ||
Mick and Bruiser | |||
16. | "Strike Three": The two Aryans, while being held in a patrol car, unwittingly directed Brenda's squad to weapons located: | ||
In the trunk of a Cadillac | |||
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In a flower bed | ||
Beneath a floorboard | |||
Under a mattress in a child's crib | |||
17. | "Elysian Fields": A murder suspect named Howard Greeson was found dead in Elysian Park. How many other bodies were discovered in the park? | ||
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2 | ||
6 | |||
3 | |||
1 | |||
18. | "Elysian Fields": The crime was perpetrated by a retired detective, played by Tom Skerritt. The detective was known casually as: | ||
Ralphie T. | |||
Mikey A. | |||
Ricky Z. | |||
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Joey O. | ||
19. | "Identity Theft:" Willie Ray comes for a visit with Brenda's niece, who insists that Brenda call her Charlie instead of this, her given name: | ||
Charlsie | |||
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Charlene | ||
Carlotta | |||
Charlotte | |||
20. | "Identity Theft": James Clark, a schizophrenic young man was key to solving the murder of a holistic doctor in his office. James Clark provided which description of the office which helped Brenda solve the case? | ||
It was bloody | |||
It was crowded | |||
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It was dark | ||
It was wet | |||
21. | "Smells Like Murder:" A body was delivered to Major Crimes stuffed in a: | ||
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Cooler | ||
Garbage bag | |||
Coffin | |||
File cabinet | |||
22. | "Smells Like Murder:" Totally goofy on pot brownies, Brenda scrawled two words on a napkin which were key to her solving the case. What were the two words? | ||
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Send Back | ||
Look Again | |||
Black Out | |||
Need Munchies | |||
23. | "Maternal Instincts": This particularly discouraging episode opens as Brenda and Charlie arrive at the aftermath of a shooting in a parking lot: | ||
Of a movie theater | |||
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Of a school | ||
Of a church | |||
Of a fast food restaurant | |||
24. | "Maternal Instincts": So that she could surveil Jake, the ill-fated victim of the parking lot shooting, Brenda bugged Charlie's: | ||
Clothes | |||
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Music player | ||
Phone | |||
Notebook | |||
25. | "Waivers of Extradition": Brenda's pursuit of a serial killer was aided, somewhat, by a copy from which Southwestern city? | ||
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El Paso | ||
Phoenix | |||
Amarillo | |||
Scottsdale | |||
26. | "Waivers of Extradition": Which of the following was not true about the episode? | ||
The killer wore a ninja outfit | |||
The killer had left a trail of victims along the I-10 freeway | |||
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It was directed by Kyra Sedgwick herself | ||
The episode featured a dynamite chase involving an automobile trailer | |||