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Why did Jeff Winger have to attend Greendale in Community?
Answer: His college degree was fake
Why: Duncan thought the degree was from Columbia; Jeff's answer gave it away: now he needs one from America, and not an email attachment.
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From which Italian island did Sophia Petrillo emigrate in Golden Girls?
Answer: Sicily
Why: A stroke before the series left her with no filter, and she reached New York only after fleeing an arranged marriage to Guido Spirelli.
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Whose name can't Moira Rose pronounce in her fruit wine commercial?
Answer: Herb Ertlinger
Why: Her tipsy shoot recalls Orson Welles's apparently drunken Paul Masson wine ad outtakes, which circulated on VHS tapes before reaching the internet.
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Where is the neighborhood bar in the sitcom Cheers located?
Answer: Boston
Why: The exterior shots featured the Bull & Finch Pub in Boston, which later officially renamed itself Cheers.
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What is the name of Jean-Ralphio's equally annoying twin sister?
Answer: Mona-Lisa
Why: Jenny Slate first played Mona-Lisa in season 5's Bailout, where Tom Haverford wants to fire her and ends up dating her.
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Why did Andy Bernard lose his birth name Walter Jr.?
Answer: Given to his younger brother
Why: Andy's parents felt the newborn better embodied the father's name Walter Jr., so three-year-old Andy was renamed Andrew.