Anybody watch Heroes or Supernatural? If so could you please help me out?

Question

I need some quiz questions on the shows Heroes and Supernatural, i don't really watch either so i'm coming up blank.

If you watch these shows could you help me by coming up with a couple of questions and answers? Really appreciate it, thanks :)

Answer 1

Heroes:

1. Who was a watchmaker? Silar
2. What is the surname of the father and son scientists? Suresh
3. What is the name of the highschool cheerleeder? Claire
4. Where did hiro end up when he teleported in the bar in japan? Ladies Toilet
5. Who is the painter who paints the future? Isaac

Supernatural

1. What is the make of the gun that can kill anything? Colt
2. What allows the faith healer to heal people? a Reaper
3. What are bones burnt with to get rid of vengeful spirits? Salt

Answer 2

Heroes:
1. What heroic activity did Claire's friend take credit for?
2. What two punishments were meted out to the boy who tried to rape Claire?
3. What weapon does Hiro lay claim to in the future?
4. Why did Hiro travel to the past?
5. What was the congressman wearing when he and Hiro met in a roadside diner?
Answers:
1. Rescuing someone caught in a fire.
2. He was forced into a car accident and then had his mind wiped clean.
3. A sword.
4. To try to save his waitress friend from being killed.
5. Pajama bottoms.
Hope this helps.

Answer 3

~Supernatural~

1. Where did Sam and Dean use to live before their mother was killed?
-Lawrence, Kansas
2. What's the phrase Dean teaches Lucas to say in "Dead in the Water"?
-Zeppelin Rules!
3. Why does Dean drive everywhere?
-Because he's afraid of flying

Answer 4

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