1. Alabama
   Texas
2. Georgia
   Virginia

"The Walking Dead" is a drama series that premiered on AMC in October 2010. The series follows a sheriff's deputy from Georgia who wakes up in a hospital during the zombie apocalypse.

1. Julie
   Rita
2. Maria
   Debra

Debra Morgan is a character in the Showtime drama "Dexter." Her character is the sister of Dexter, and she is portrayed by Jennifer Carpenter throughout the entire 8 seasons.

1. President
   Vice President
2. President's sister
   Vice President's brother

Prison Break first appeared on TV in 2005. It follows a young man, Michael Scofield, who purposely gets sent to prison to help his wrongfully accused brother, Lincoln Burrows, escape. The series stars Wentworth Miller and Dominic Purcell.

1. Jackson Miller
   Jack Bauer
2. Jason Smith
   John Cameron

"24" premiered in November 2001 with Kiefer Sutherland starring as Jack Bauer, a member of an anti-terrorist organization. The series ended in 2010 and a new spin-off series premiered in 2017.

1. Hells Angels
   SAMCRO
2. Cloud Nine
   LAUNCH

"Sons of Anarchy" premiered on FX in 2008 starring Charlie Hunnam. The series followed Jax Teller and his involvement in the Sons of Anarchy Motorcycle Club Redwood Original (SAMCRO).

1. Richard Belzer
   Dan Florek
2. Christopher Meloni
   B. D. Wong

Christopher Meloni portrayed character Elliot Stabler in "Law and Order: Special Victims Unit" from seasons 1 to 12.

1. China
   Australia
2. California
   Thailand

"Lost" premiered on ABC in 2004. It followed a group of people who survive a plane crash from a flight leaving Sydney, Australia.

1. Yellow Brick Road
   Emerald City
2. Kansas
   None of the above

"Oz" ran on HBO from 1997 to 2003. The series followed a group of men at Ozwald State Correctional Facility. Keeping in line with a few "Wizard of Oz" references, the cell-block for the inmates was called Emerald City.

1. 5
   6
2. 7
   8

"Game of Thrones" premiered on HBO in 2011 based on the book series by George R. R. Martin. The series follows the fight for power over the Seven Kingdoms of Westeros. This includes the North, Dorne and the Westerlands.

1. Seattle Grace
   County General Hospital
2. Angels Memorial Hospital
   Sacred Heart Hospiral

"ER" premiered in 1994 on ABC and would run until 2009. The series followed a hospital staff working the emergency room at County General Hospital, a fictional hospital in Chicago.

1. 1985
   1977
2. 1964
   1959

"The Twilight Zone" first premiered in 1959 and would run until 1964. It has since had two revivals, the first of which premiered in 1985 and the second which premiered in 2002.

1. 5th Avenue
   Park Avenue
2. Madison Avenue
   Broadway

"Mad Men" premiered in 2007 on AMC. The series starred Jon Hamm as Don Draper. The series name is said to either come from M(ad) Men, since it follows a group of ad agency men or the street they worked on - Madison Avenue.

1. Ecstasy
   Cocaine
2. Methamphetamine
   Marijuana

"Breaking Bad" premiered on AMC in 2008. It followed a high school chemistry teacher who discovers he has lung cancer. He then begins producing the drug to help make money for his family before he dies. The series starred Bryan Cranston and Aaron Paul.

1. Atlanta
   Miami
2. Baltimore
   New York City

"The Wire" takes place in Baltimore, Maryland. It follows a few Baltimore residents and explores their relationship with law enforcement.

1. Arizona
   South Carolina
2. Kentucky
   West Virginia

"House of Cards" is the Netflix Original Series that premiered in 2013. The series follows Frank Underwood, an ambitious South Carolina representative who has eyes for the presidency.

1. David
   Fox
2. Cobra
   Samuel

"The X-Files" first premiered in 1993 on Fox. The series starred David Duchovny and Gillian Anderson as Fox Mulder and Dana Scully, respectively. The series was brought back in January 2018.

1. Winters
   Springs
2. Summers
   Falls

"Buffy the Vampire Slayer" first premiered on The WB in 1997. The show would stay on the air until 2003 and starred Sarah Michelle Gellar as the title character.

1. 5
   8
2. 10
   13

"Doctor Who" is a British drama show that began in 1963. There have been 13 doctors, the most recent to appear is Jodie Whitaker, the first female doctor in the series.

1. Toby Ziegler
   Josh Lyman
2. Sam Seaborn
   Josiah Bartlet

"The West Wing" premiered in 1999 on NBC. The show followed the White House staff during the presidency of Josiah Bartlet, played by Martin Sheen. The series also starred Rob Lowe and Moira Kelly.

1. World War II
   Korean War
2. Vietnam War
   World War I

"M*A*S*H" is the popular 1970s/1980s show starring Alan Alda. The series followed a group of surgeons and their staff stationed in South Korea during the Korean War.

1. Sal Bonpensiero
   Silvio Dante
2. Paulie Sualtieri
   Christopher Moltisanti

"The Sopranos" premiered on HBO in 1999 starring James Gandolfini as Tony Soprano. The series followed him and his mob organization.

1. Mayor
   Homecoming Queen
2. Chemistry teacher
   Supermarket owner

"Twin Peaks" premiered in 1990 on ABC. It followed an FBI agent who was looking into the murder of a homecoming queen in Twin Peaks, Washington. The series starred Kyle MacLachlan.

1. Litchfield Penitentiary
   Abbot State Penitentiary
2. Pavelock Prison
   Wentworth Detention Centre

"Orange is the New Black" is the Netflix Original Series based on the novel by Piper Kerman. The series follows the character, Piper Chapman, a woman who is sent to Litchfield Penitentiary for 15 months. It stars Taylor Schilling as Chapman.

1. Richmond
   Quantico
2. Norfolk
   Charlottesville

"Criminal Minds" premiered in 2005 on CBS. The series follows the FBI's Behavioral Analysis Unit based out of Quantico, Virginia.

1. Philosophy
   Psychology
2. Calculus
   Theology

"How to Get Away with Murder" premiered in 2014 on ABC. The series stars Viola Davis as Annalise Keating. In the series, her husband Sam, was a psychology professor.

1. Lucy
   Elle
2. Jane
   Drew

"Stranger Things" is a Netflix Original Series that premiered in 2016. The series stars Winona Ryder and David Harbour as well as a host of other actors. Millie Bobby Brown plays the character, Eleven, whose real name is Jane.

1. Louis XIV
   Henry VIII
2. Edward I
   Charlemagne

"The Tudors" was the Showtime series starring Jonathan Rhys Meyers as King Henry VIII. The series premiered in 2007 before ending in 2010.

1. 91
   101
2. 146
   173

"True Blood" premiered in 2008 on HBO. The series followed a telepathic woman who falls in love with a vampire. The series starred Anna Paquin and was based on "the Southern Vampire Mysteries" novels by Charlaine Harris.

1. Cougars
   Wildcats
2. Lions
   Panthers

"Friday Night Lights" premiered in 2006 about a high school football community. The series was based off the novel by H. G. Bissinger and adapted from the 2004 film.

1. Excalibur
   Challenger
2. Rabin
   Enterprise

"Star Trek: The Original Series" premiered in 1966 following a space crew on board the USS Enterprise. The series starred William Shatner as the legendary Captain Kirk as well as Leonard Nimoy and DeForest Kelley.

1. Frankel
   Holmes
2. Gallagher
   Murphy

"Shameless" premiered on Showtime in 2011. The series follows a single father, Frank Gallagher, as he attempts to raise his children. It stars William H. Macy and Emmy Rossum.

1. Alpha
   CAPA
2. B613
   OPA

"Scandal" premiered in 2012 on ABC. The series followed the character, Olivia Pope, as she worked as a crisis manager. She was portrayed by Kerry Washington.

1. Minneapolis
   Baltimore
2. Nashville
   Phoenix

"Beverly Hills, 90210" premiered in 1990 on Fox. The series begins with the Walsh family moving from Minneapolis, Minnesota to Beverly Hills, California. The series has many stars including Jason Priestley, Shannen Doherty, Jennie Garth, Ian Ziering, Luke Perry, Tori Spelling and more.

1. HBO
   Netflix
2. Hulu
   Amazon

"The Handmaid's Tale" is a TV series based on the novel by Margaret Atwood. The series premiered on Hulu in 2017 starring Elisabeth Moss.

1. 27
   30
2. 32
   36

"This Is Us" premiered on NBC in 2016. The series stars Milo Ventimiglia and Mandy Moore.