After the Super Bowl

For years, the major networks that air the Super Bowl have used the time slot following the game to launch a promising new series or give greater exposure to an established one.  NBC will use the time this year for an episode of The Blacklist.  The exposure hasn't always worked.  Shows such as Extreme (a 1995 adventure series with James Brolin), The Last Precinct (a 1986 police sitcom starring Adam West) and The Good Life (a 1994 sitcom featuring Drew Carey, one year before his eponymous series debuted) all failed to connect with audiences.  The ones below did better.  Most of them, anyway.


All you need to do is match the series (listed below, alphabetically) to the episode of that series which aired in the coveted post-Super-Bowl time slot (listed further below, also alphabetically).  And if you're saying "Episode titles? I have no idea about episode titles!", just pay attention and use the clues.  I don't think this is really difficult if you know a little about the shows.

Airwolf
All in the Family
Elementary
Friends
Glee
The New Perry Mason
The Office
The Simpsons
3rd Rock from the Sun
Undercover Boss

"Archie and the Super Bowl"
"The Case of the Tortured Titan"
"The Deductionist"
"Homer and Ned's Hail Mary Pass"
"The One After the Super Bowl"
"Shadow of the Hawke"
"Stress Relief"
"The Sue Sylvester Shuffle"
"36! 24! 36! Dick!"
"Waste Management"