"And Then There Were Fewer"

Target entity: "And Then There Were Fewer"
Context triple: [Diane Simmons, notableEpisode, "And Then There Were Fewer"]

• A. Never So Few
  Never So Few is a 1959 World War II action film starring Frank Sinatra as an American officer leading guerrilla operations in Japanese-occupied Burma.
• B. The Almost Forgotten
  The Almost Forgotten is a novel by American writer Willard Motley, known for its socially conscious portrayal of marginalized lives in mid-20th-century urban America.
• C. The Rest of Us
  The Rest of Us is a Canadian drama film that explores the complex emotional fallout and shifting relationships between a woman, her ex-husband’s second wife, and their children after his sudden death.
• D. Count of Nevers
  The Count of Nevers was a medieval French noble title associated with the lordship and later county centered on the town of Nevers in central France.
• E. Whatever’s Left
  "Whatever’s Left" is a song by the Welsh rock band Snow Patrol from their breakthrough 2003 album *Final Straw*.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: "And Then There Were Fewer"
Target entity description: "And Then There Were Fewer" is a feature-length, murder-mystery themed episode of the animated sitcom Family Guy that parodies Agatha Christie's whodunit style and marks a major turning point in the series' storyline.

• A. Never So Few
  Never So Few is a 1959 World War II action film starring Frank Sinatra as an American officer leading guerrilla operations in Japanese-occupied Burma.
• B. The Almost Forgotten
  The Almost Forgotten is a novel by American writer Willard Motley, known for its socially conscious portrayal of marginalized lives in mid-20th-century urban America.
• C. The Rest of Us
  The Rest of Us is a Canadian drama film that explores the complex emotional fallout and shifting relationships between a woman, her ex-husband’s second wife, and their children after his sudden death.
• D. Count of Nevers
  The Count of Nevers was a medieval French noble title associated with the lordship and later county centered on the town of Nevers in central France.
• E. Whatever’s Left
  "Whatever’s Left" is a song by the Welsh rock band Snow Patrol from their breakthrough 2003 album *Final Straw*.
• F. None of above. chosen