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Wednesday, March 20

When Patrick Duffy left "Dallas," they killed his character off. When things went sideways and Patrick Duffy came back to the show, that became a problem. So they decided that a whole season of the show was "just a dream." Other shows have wiped out whole seasons as well. Roseanne's dismal lottery season turned out to be a fantasy, as was Peg Bundy's pregnancy on "Married With Children," after actor Katey Sagal miscarried. "Newhart" and "St. Elsewhere" wiped out their entire series runs in the final episodes.

Larry Ball and Maulty Moore played for the Dolphins in 1972, and didn't lose a single game.

Then they played with what other team, which lost every single game in 1976?

A) Baltimore Colts

B) Cleveland Browns

C) Detroit Lions

D) Tampa Bay Buccaneers

Previous answer: The letters of transit got you out of "Casablanca."

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