3. The American Tobacco Company became the new sponsor of the series, replacing who?
(a) Key Foods.
(b) General Mills.
(c) General Foods.
(d) The General.

4. Besides being a writer, Serling was called upon to play another role. What role was that?
(a) Set designer.
(b) Casting director.
(c) Actor.
(d) Giving a plug to the sponsoring company.

5. With whom is this attempted in "Mr. Dingle, The Strong?"
(a) Jackson Pollock and Piet Mondrian.
(b) Joe Flynn and David Wayne.
(c) Dick Young and Ronny Howard.
(d) Burgess Meredith and Don Rickles.

6. A major bonus for the producers of the show was what?
(a) Audience members wanted to be in episodes for free.
(b) Many famous writers wanted to work on scripts.
(c) Serling was easy to work with.
(d) Major stars were eager to appear in one of Serling's bizarre tales.

7. The first episode of the third season was titled what?
(a) "Three."
(b) "Four."
(c) "One."
(d) "Two."

8. "Nervous Man in a Four Dollar Room" revolves around who?
(a) 34-year-old Mr. Roger Jones.
(b) 34-year-old Mr. Joe Gibson.
(c) 34-year-old Mr. Chris Vivolo.
(d) 34-year-old Mr. Jackie Rhoades.

9. To when is Corrigan taken back in time?
(a) His parents' wedding.
(b) The date of his birth.
(c) George Washington's inauguration.
(d) The date of Abraham Lincoln's assassination.

10. What lands Charley in an asylum?
(a) He goes crazy and smashes the glass case surrounding the dollhouse.
(b) He tries to commit suicide.
(c) He runs around outside screaming for the doll.
(d) He tells everyone the doll is real.

11. When Charley is released from the asylum, where does he go?
(a) To his home.
(b) To work.
(c) To the museum.
(d) To the park.

12. What had CBS inadvertently changed?
(a) The purpose.
(b) The plots.
(c) The title.
(d) The writer.

13. How did Houghton and others feel about these changes?
(a) Concerned.
(b) Happy.
(c) Angry.
(d) Relieved.

14. How had the format been changed again?
(a) From a half hour show to a two-hour long mini-series.
(b) From a half hour show back to the hour-long format.
(c) From an hour-long show back to the half hour format.
(d) From an hour-long show to a two-hour long mini-series.

15. How did Houghton find the answer to number 122 to be?
(a) Very comedic.
(b) Very serious about his art.
(c) Hardly interested in his art.
(d) Hardly serious about his art.