Can you name the following TV series, given the title of their second episode? by Nosleep

Second episode	Series	Year
Be a Pal		1951
The Meershatz Pipe		1961
The Ventriloquist		1961
The Hundred Days of the Dragon		1963
Home Sweet Hut		1964
To Market, to Market		1972
Les on a Ledge		1978
One-Punch Banta		1978
Sam's Women		1982
Bang, Bang, You're Dead (a.k.a. You Call These Plain Clothes?)		1982
Deadly Maneuvers		1982
Goodbye, Mr. Fish		1984
The Naked Now		1987
Bart the Genius		1990
The Stake Out		1990
Subterranean Homeboy Blues		1990
Bang the Drum, Ashley		1990
Brains, Know-How and Native Intelligence		1990

Second episode	Series	Year
The One With the Sonogram at the End		1994
Over the Rainbow		1994
I Never Met the Dead Man		1999
Post Hoc, Ergo Propter Hoc		1999
Episode Two: The Series Has Landed		1999
Cool Change		2000
Metamorphosis		2001
My Mentor		2001
Mandi/Randi		2003
Tabula Rasa		2004
Purple Giraffe		2005
Paternity		2005
Diversity Day		2005
Don't Look Back		2006
The Big Bran Hypothesis		2007
Showmance		2009
Moral Waiver		2009

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TV series by second episode Quiz

by Nosleep

Created Dec 3, 2009 in Television
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	Nosleep:	Dec 4th, 2009 at 03:16 GMT	1 point
	This quiz is based on air dates, not production order. A small handful of these shows aired two-part premieres over multiple nights. These are considered one episode for the purposes of this quiz.

	Kicking222:	Dec 4th, 2009 at 12:18 GMT	2 points
	All I care about is that "Futurama" is there. My first thought was, "Oh man, I hope I see 'The Series Has Landed' on this quiz."

	tedthefed:	Dec 4th, 2009 at 14:40 GMT	0 points
	I'm not proud of not being able to spell that town in Ohio correctly, but I can't. Please allow just WKRP as an answer?

	sarah_smiles:	Dec 4th, 2009 at 20:37 GMT	2 points
	You should really accept mr. ed and mash.

	Nosleep:	Dec 4th, 2009 at 23:59 GMT	1 point
	Sorry, I thought it would take "MASH" on its own due to ignoring punctuation. I have now added that and "Mr. Ed" I won't add just WKRP, but I did add about ten different misspellings for Cincinnati. One of my biggest pet peeves for a quiz is a partial answer counting while I'm still typing out the full answer, so I don't want to do that here. Exception for CSI, since I doubt anyone, anywhere in common conversation actually calls it "CSI Crime Scene Investigation"

	rockgolf:	Dec 18th, 2009 at 14:00 GMT	1 point
	More great stuff, Nosleep. The problem on MAS*H is that it treats the "A" as a word and strips it down to "MSH". On WKRP, why not just accept that? Are there other WKRP's on TV? You've done a good job of finding episode names that actually give a hint to the series in most cases. And I know how tough that can be. I wrote a quiz where I picked 3 episode titles from series, and many people still found it tough.