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How many children do Homer and Marge
Simpson have?

Four (4)

Three (3)

One (1)

None (0)

The Rivieras

The DelGiudices

The Glicks

Who are the Simpsons's next-door neighbors?

The Flandereses

Which TV Network airs the show?

ABC

UPN

NBC

FOX

On which two days of the week have new
episodes traditionally been aired?

Tuesday & Friday

Saturday & Sunday

Sunday & Thursday

Wednesday & Thursday

What is Bart's full name?

Bartholomew A. Simpson

Bartholomew J. Simpson

Bort B. Simpson

Bart S. Simpson

How many fingers does each character have
per hand?

Four (4)

Two (2)

Three (3)

Six (6)

What is the Simpson family's street address?

334 Woodrow Court

742 Evergreen Terrace

58 Pistapaug Rd

123 Fake Street

The Simpsons do NOT own a pet...

Dog

Cat

Fish

Rabbit

What state is Springfield (the Simpsons'
hometown) located in?

South Dakota

Massachusetts

I dunno

Tennessee

Marge's sisters, Patty and Selma, are...

Identical Twins

Younger than Marge

Siamese Twins

Adopted

CORRECT!

Right!  There are three Simpson children:
Bart, Lisa, and Maggie.

Right!  Ned Flanders and his family live next-
door to the Simpsons, although the side they live
on seems to change frequently :P

Right!  The Simpsons have lived on the FOX
network for the entire time they've been on TV.

Right!  Although Sunday is traditionally
Simpsons day, there have been a few seasons
where new episodes were run on Thursdays.

Right!  Bart is short for Bartholomew, and as is
tradition with Simpson males, his middle initial is
J.

Right!  It's easier to draw four fingers, anyways.

Right!  When Marge became pregnant with Lisa,
she, Homer and Bart moved to a new house at
742 Evergreen Terrace.

Right!  Snowball II and Santa's Little Helper
make up the cat and dog components,
respectively, and there is a thriving fish tank on
some shelf in the living room.  No rabbit, though!

Right!  No one knows exactly which state the
Simpsons live in, even though a one time parody
of VH-1's "Behind the Music" suggested it was
Kentucky.

Right!  Patty and Selma are identical twins and
can only be told apart by their hairstyles and
voices.

WRONG!

Nope!  There are exactly THREE Simpson
children:
Bart, Lisa, and Maggie.

<P ALIGN="CENTER"><FONT FACE="Times New Roman" SIZE="18" COLOR="#000000"><B>BZZT!  NED FLANDERS and his family live <SBR/>next-door to the Simpsons, although the side they <SBR/>live on seems to change frequently :P</B></FONT></P>

Nope!  The Simpsons have lived on the FOX
network for the entire time they've been on TV.

Nope!  SUNDAY is traditionally Simpsons day,
and there have been a few seasons where new
episodes were run on THURSDAYS as well.

BZZZ!  Bart is short for Bartholomew, and as is
tradition with Simpson males, his middle initial is
J.  If you picked the "Bort" answer, you're in
trouble.

Sorry!  Each and every character has exactly
FOUR fingers.

Sorry!  When Marge became pregnant with Lisa,
she, Homer and Bart moved to a new house at
742 EVERGREEN TERRACE.

Wrong!  Snowball II and Santa's Little Helper
make up the cat and dog components,
respectively, and there is a thriving fish tank on
some shelf in the living room.

Wrong!  Although a one time parody of VH-1's
"Behind the Music" suggested it was Kentucky,
no one knows which state the Simpsons'
Springfield is located in.

NO!  Patty and Selma are Marge's biological,
older, separately bodied IDENTICAL TWIN
sisters.

What is Marge's maiden name?

Bouvier

Crawdad

Donaldson

Aaronson

What type of power source does Springfield
run on?

Hydro-Electric Power

Solar Power

Coal Power

Nuclear Power

What is Homer Simpson's job?

Carbon Rod Polisher

Physicist

Safety Inspector

Donut Eater

Who is the Simpson's family physician?

Dr. Z. Zakowski

Doctor Julius Hibbert

Dr. Marvin Monroe

Dr. Nick Riviera

In which area of the power plant does Homer
work?

Sector 3-C

Sector 3-G

Sector 11-J

Sector 7-G

What is the Springfieldian beer-drinker's
beverage of choice?

Duff Beer

Coors

Bud Light

Red Tick Beer

Which of these barflies frequents Moe's
Tavern most often?

Carl

Homer

Barney

Lenny

What color is Maggie's pacifier?

Green

Blue

Clear

Red

Apu is in charge of Springfield's...

Speed-E-Mart

Try 'N Save

Maxi-Mart

Kwik-E-Mart

Which Simpson does NOT have a
"catch phrase"?

Bart

Maggie

Lisa

Homer

Nice!  Yes, Marge's maiden name (as well as
Selma & Patty's last name) is Bouvier.

Nice!  No safe hippie electricity for Springfield!
That city runs solely on nuclear power.

Pretty frightening, isn't it?

Yeah!  Although Nick Riviera often performs the
family's major surgeries, Dr. Hibbert is always
their first try.

Right!  Homer has ten years experience in Sector
7-G.

Yep; while all four brands have been mentioned
on the show in some form or another, the
perrenial choice for the Springfieldian alcoholic is
Duff.

Right!  Maggie's pacifier has always been red.

Who needs the Kwik-E-Mart!
Aaaaaaaaaa-puuuuuuuuuuu!

After all these years, can you even IMAGINE her
having one?

Nah!  Marge's maiden name (as well as Selma &
Patty's last name) is BOUVIER.

HA!  What do you think Springfield is, a hippie
commune?  NUCLEAR POWER or nothing!

Nope.  Brace yourself...he's the SAFETY
INSPECTOR.

Sorry!  While Riviera may perform a lot of
Simpson surgery, and Marvin Monroe tried to
help them psychologically, Dr. JULIUS
HIBBERT is the Simpson family doctor.

Not quite!  Homer is one of Mr. Burns's "organ
banks" from Sector 7-G.

Wrong!  While all four brands have been
mentioned on the show in some form or another,
the perrenial choice for the Springfieldian
alcoholic is Duff.

Close!  Though its rare to see any of them there
without the other three, Barney is there from
opening to close, making everyone else's
alcoholism seem less severe.

No way!  Maggie's pacifier has always been the
same shade of RED as that well-earned WRONG
right above these words.

BZZT!  Apu manages and serves as head cashier
of Springfield's number one convenience store,
the KWIK-E-MART.

D'OH!
AY CARUMBA!
::SUCKLE SUCKLE::
Figure it out yet?  The catch phrase-less Simpson
is none other than LISA.

Which is Bart and Lisa's favorite TV show?

MTV's Jackass

The Krusty the Klown Show

Full House

Nightline, with Ted Koppel

Most senior citizens of Springfield reside in...

Their childrens' homes

The crooked home they saw on
"60 Minutes"

Boxes

Springfield Retirement Castle

What was/is Homer's natural hair color?

Blonde

Grey

Brown

Who is Superintendent of the Springfield
school system?

Chalmers

Creepers

Crackers

Chambers

What is Mayor Quimby's nickname?

"Diamond Joe"

"Fightin' Joe"

"Big-Hearted Joe"

"Slick Joe"

What is Principal Skinner's first name?

Leslie

Arman

Principal

Seymour

As of June 2001, the Simpsons had completed
its ____th season.

Eigth (8th)

Fourteenth (14th)

Twelfth (12th)

Fifth (5th)

Snowball I (the original family cat) died
because...

she was hit by a car.

of a urinary tract infection.

of natural causes.

Homer thought she was a waffle.

Bart and Homer found Santa's Little Helper...

on their doorstep.

at an animal shelter.

in a pet store.

at the dog track.

Lisa Simpson is ___ years old.

Six (6)

Eight (8)

Ten (10)

Twelve (12)

Yep!  The Krusty the Klown show is Bart, Lisa,
and sometimes Homer's favorite TV show

Right!  Most of the older residents of Springfield
have been put in the Retirement Castle by their
children because they've become a nusiance.

Yep, Homer's rich was a deep, rich chestnut color
until he, umm... had three kids.

"SKINNER!"
"Superintendent Chalmers! "
"(insert pathetic excuse here)"

Yes!  "Diamond Joe" Quimby has been
corrupting the mayors office since the dawn of
the show.

Right!  Formerly Sergeant Skinner of the U.S.
armed forces, Seymour Skinner is principal of
Springfield Elementary School.

I can't even imagine The Simpsons ever actually
ENDING.

Yes!  Lisa's first cat was killed in an unfortunate
car accident.

Right!  And he was the best family Christmas
present ever.

Member of the Springfield chapter of Mensa,
award-wimming Science Fair participant, and
phenomenally talented Jazz musician all at the
tender age of eight.

Sorry!  The KRUSTY THE KLOWN SHOW is
Bart, Lisa, and sometimes Homer's favorite TV
show!

Close!  Most of the older residents of Springfield
have been put in the SPRINGFIELD
RETIREMENT CASTLE by their children.

BZZZ!  Homer had a full head of thick BROWN
hair before he had three kids.

Wrong!  See if this rings a bell...
"SKINNER!"
"Superintendent CHALMERS!"

Nope, it's "Diamond Joe" Quimby who's been
corrupting the mayor's office since the dawn of
the show.

Formerly Sergeant Skinner of the U.S. armed
forces, SEYMOUR Skinner is principal of
Springfield Elementary School.

After completing its TWELFTH season, can you
even imagine the show going off the air?

In the episode where Bart was hit by a car and
took a quick trip to heaven, it was revealed
Snowball I was run over by a car.

Nope!  In a last ditch effort to raise money for
Christmas presents, Homer took Bart and $13 to
the dog track, bet on Santa's Little Helper, lost,
and ended up rescuing the poor greyhound from
his abusive owner.

Nope!  Smart little Lisa is an EIGHT YEAR OLD
second grader at Springfield Elementary.

What is Mr. Smithers's first name?

Wayne

Aaron

Raymond

Waylon

What did Bart do to Lisa's Thanksgiving
centerpiece?

Threw it out

Burned it

Ate it

Broke it

Rod Flanders is __ years ___ than Todd
Flanders.

They're the same age

Seven (7) years older

Two (2) years older

Four (4) years younger

Springfield's baseball team is,
"The Springfield _____"

Isotopes

Protons

Particles

Atoms

How many "major" bullies cause trouble at
Springfield Elementary?

Six (6)

Four (4)

Five (5)

Two (2)

Who is one of the "major" bullies at
Springfield Elementary?

Martin

Wendell

Uuter

Dolph

Milhouse's mom is currently dating an
ex-American Gladiator, ___

Turbo

Nitro

Pyro

Sabre

Bart sold his soul to Milhouse for...

Expanding Dinosaur Sponges

Five dollars ($5)

a Cherry Bomb

a Moon Pie

Homer's weight usually stays around...

239 pounds

185 pounds

261 pounds

315 pounds

Marge Simpson's hair is ___ inches tall.

Twenty-four (24)

Eighteen (18)

Thirty-six (36)

Owner of the world's largest Malibu Stacy doll
collection, it's Waylon Smithers!

Right!  That was probably the only time I've ever
felt bad for Lisa.

Rod is only two years older than Todd.  Ned
must've been a busy man after he was born!

Right!  Until they moved, the team has always
been known as the "Springfield Isotopes".
Goooooooooo 'TOPES!

Right!  And you just might need to know their
names in the future!

Right!  Dolph is the only bully in that group,
though he frequently "interacts" with the other
three.

Right!  I bet you wish you could ride around in
an Atlasphere, too!

Yes!  And he offered his conscience and sense of
decency to Lisa for $4.50!

Yep!  The svelte Homer Simpson's weight usually
doesn't stray too far from 239 pounds.

Nice!  You can tell from any of her police mug
shots, or the fact that her hair told her, "Your
brain stopped 18 inches ago."

Nope!  Mr. Burns's right-hand yes-man is none
other than WAYLON Smithers.

Nope!  Due to a tug-of-war bought on by Bart not
having enough room for his food, Lisa's
Thanksgiving ceterpiece was inadvertently
BURNED by her brother.

Amazingly enough, Ned and Maude Flanders had
enough sex to produce Todd TWO YEARS after
Rod was born.

Sorry, the nuclear-powered Springfield's baseball
team is known as the "Springfield ISOTOPES".

Nope!  There are FOUR, and you'd better learn
who they are or you'll be in trouble later!

Sorry!  Dolph is the only bully in that group,
though he frequently "interacts" with the other
three.

Nope!  PYRO is the gladiator who's swept
LuAnne Van Houten right off her feet.

BZZT!  Bart sold his soul to Milhouse for a
measly $5, and immediately blew it on expanding
dinosaur sponges.

ENNNH!  The svelte Homer Simpson's weight
usually doesn't stray too far from 239 POUNDS.

Nope!  As you can tell from any of her police mug
shots, or the fact that her hair told her, "Your
brain stopped 18 inches ago," Marge Simpson's
hair is EIGHTEEN INCHES tall.

Apu's brother's name is...

Govinda

Samana

Narklar

Sanjay

Apu and Sanjay's last name is...

Siddhartha

Nahasapemapetalan

Vishnushivaganesh

Brahmin

Carl is best friends with ____.

Lenny

Moe

The guy who calls Homer "Bill"

Barney

At what age did Marge start dying her hair
blue?

Thirty (30)

Twenty-one (21)

Seventeen (17)

Twenty-five (25)

What cartoon cat & mouse pair violenty
entertain millions?

Beans &Bosco

Fritz & Felix

Punchy & Munchy

Itchy & Scratchy

Who do the Simpsons usually hire to fight
their legal battles?

Troy McClure

Lionel Hutz

Jasper

Kent Brockman

Selma has NEVER been married to ____.

Lionel Hutz

Troy McClure

Hans Moleman

Sideshow Bob

What is Reverend Lovejoy's favorite non-
religious hobby?

Model trains

Figure drawing

Cooking

Stamp collecting

Which branch of the U.S. armed forced did
Homer briefly join?

The Air Force Reserves

The Naval Reserves

The Coast Guard Reserves

The Army Reserves

Which musical instrument does Lisa play?

Tubamaba

Viomolin

Saxamaphone

Obomobo

"Sanjay to the entrance with the windex."
"Sanjay to the entrance with the windex."

Good!  Quite a mouthful, ain't it?

Right!  Carl is rarely seen without Lenny at his
side... sometimes it's very much to his chagrin.

Right!  Poor Marge has been grey as a mule since
she was seventeen.

They fight, and bite!
They fight and fight and bite!
Fight fight fight, bite bite bite!
The Itchy, and Scratchy SHOOOOOOW!

Right!  And it's probably because he's the only
one who they can afford!

Right!  Selma is already Selma Bouvier-
Terwilliger-Hutz-McClure.

Yes!  Even though God seems to hate them, Rev.
Lovejoy can't get enough of his trains.

"We've been hit by an officer!"
::programmer of this game dies laughing::

Yes!
Saxamaphooooooone....saxamaphoooooonnne...

Apu's brother and other co-manager of the
Kwik-E-Mart is SANJAY.

Not quite.  Those're all Indian words, but their
mouthful of a last name is
NAHASAPEMAPETALAN.

They're all good friends, but Carl and Lenny are
best buds for life.

Nope!  Poor Marge has been grey as a mule since
she was SEVENTEEN.

They fight, and bite!
They fight and fight and bite!
Fight fight fight, bite bite bite!
The ITCHY AND SCRATCHY shoooooooow!

Nope!  LIONEL HUTZ, attorney at law, is the
Simpson family's perennial lawyer/court
appointed public defender.

Nope!  Selma's full name is currently Selma
Bouvier-Terwilliger-Hutz-McClure.  Notice the
lack of MOLEMAN.

BZZT!  Reverend Lovejoy is a huge MODEL
TRAIN fanatic.

ENNNH!  Homer was "In the NAVY" (more
specifically, the NAVAL RESERVES)

Obomobo...tubamaba...viomolin...hmm!
SAXOMOPHONE!

Springfield's neighbor and rival city is...

Ogdenville

North Haverbrook

Capitol City

Shelbyville

What euphemism do Homer and Marge use
for "have sex"?

Snuggle

Huggle

Fuck like jackrabbits

Cuddle

Which is the correct spelling?

D-ow!

D'oh!

Dhoh!

Dough!

How many hairs remain on Homer's head?

None, he's totally bald

Five (5)

Three (3)

One (1)

Patty & Selma's all-time favorite TV
show/character is...

MacGuyver

Matlock

Titus

Seinfeld

Grampa Simpson's favorite TV show is...

"Law & Order"

"Diagnosis Murder"

"Matlock"

"The Rockford Files"

What creature was Bart's DNA once mixed
with (Halloween Special)?

Ferret

Flea

Fly

Frog

Which of the Seven Duffs is the only one we
ever hear speak?

Tipsy

Queasy

Remorseful

Surly

Who are Chief Wiggum's main backup?

Officers Nick and James

Officers Lonnie and Al

Sergeants Eddie and Lou

Sergeants Joe and Bill

Homer has had numerous...

Kidney Stones

Liver transplants

None of the above

Heart Attacks

Right!  Those damn Shelbyvillians are always
causing trouble.

The two of them snuggle quite a bit, too.

That's what I like to see!

Sadly, yes.  Homer only has two hairs on the top
and one long zigzag across the back of his head.

Right!  Selma and Patty are totally obsessed with
the only man who can make bombs out of a
penny and some gum.

"What DO you people like?"
"Matlock!  Maaaaaaaaatloooooooock!"

Right!  Thanks to Professor Frink's matter
transportation device, Bart switched heads with a
housefly.

"Hey, Surly only looks out for one guy.  Surly."
"Hm.  Sorry, Surly."
"Shut up."

Right!  Eddie and Lou are always on the scene to
prevent Chief Wiggum from messing it up.

Yes!  He's had at least five.

Sorry!  Springfield's age-old rivalry is with the
city of SHELBYVILLE.

BZZZT!  Homer and Marge SNUGGLE every
chance they get.

You're wrong!  D'OH!

Sadly, Homer only has two hairs on the top and
one long zigzag across the back of his head, for a
grand total of THREE hairs.

Sorry!  Patty and Selma are completely and
totally obsessed with the beyond-ingenious
MACGUYVER.

Nope!  Grampa Simpson and all the other old
folks in Springfield are crazy about
MAAAAAAATLOOOOOOCK!

ENH!  Thanks to Professor Frink's matter
transportation device, Bart's DNA was swapped
with that of a FLY.

BZZT!  We, the audience, are only graced with
the angry, drunken lip of SURLY.

ENNNH!  It's EDDIE AND LOU who are always
there to ensure Chief Wiggum doesn't botch
things up.

Poor Homer has had at least five HEART
ATTACKS.

What is Homer's true middle name?

Joseph

Jay

Jonathan

James

Where were Homer and Marge when Social
Services came and took the kids?

The Mingled Waters Health Spa

The Ranco Relaxo resort

The Springfield Country Club

The Frying Dutchman Buffet

Bees are on the what now?

Sugar pile

Soda bottle

Beer keg

Honey jar

"If the plant ye wish to flee, go to Sector..."

"7-B"

"7-G"

"7-E"

"17"

"To escape the spider's curse..."

"Three virgin maids thou must
disperse."

"Simply quote a bible verse."

"Another route thou must traverse."

"Strike it in the left eye first."

How does Frankie the Squealer justify his
love for squealing?

"I really work for the government!"

"It makes me feel big!"

"I hate the rest of the mob!"

"It pays so well!"

Who wrote Krusty's autobiography?

John Updike

J.K. Rowling

Tom Clancy

Stephen King

What is Fat Tony's true first name?

Marion

Anthony

Rudolph

Francis

When oil was discovered beneath Springfield
Elementary, what was Bart's plan for the
money?

Ressurect the Three Stooges

Genetically cross-breed a snake
and a rabbit

Build an arcade in the gym

Fund a skateboarding department

When Y2K / Homer accidentally caused the
destruction of the world, who was NOT on the
escape shuttle with he and Bart? (Halloween)

Spike Lee

Roseanne

Tom Arnold

Courtney Love

Yes!  Homer's middle inital "J." has always stood
for "Jay".

"Shall we discuss the..."
"No, we shan't.  Yoink!"
::yoinks tickets to Mingled Waters Health Spa::

"Well, very clever, Simpson, luring our bees to
your sugar pile and selling them back to us at an
inflated price!"

"Bees are on the what now?"

I wish my job had a cool ancient escape route like
that.

"Thou...shalt...not...GRAGH!"
::throws rock, spider dies::
"WOOHOO!"

Right!  It makes him feel like a big man... the
filthy squealer.

Right!  It was only twenty pages, too.
"SHUT UP, UPDIKE!"

Right!  Frankie the Squealer revealed that Fat
Tony's real name is Marion.

Right!  Sadly, they said Bart's idea wasn't
feasable.  And it wasn't.  But MAN, I wish they
could revive the Three Stooges.

Right!  She SHOULD have been on there, but I
guess she was killed in all the explosions and
nuclear meltdowns.

"From this day forth, I shall be known as
Homer...JAY Simpson!"

BZZT!  Homer treated Marge to a day at the
MINGLED WATERS HEALTH SPA by posing as
a European nobleman and test-driving a
Mercedes Z-Class or something.

"Well, very clever, Simpson, luring our bees to
your SUGAR PILE and selling them back to us at
an inflated price!"

"Bees are on the what now?"

"If the plant ye wish to flee...go to sector 7-B!"

"To escape the spider's curse, SIMPLY QUOTE
A BIBLE VERSE!"
"D'oh!  Thou... shalt... not...GRAGH!"
::throws rock, spider dies::

WRONG!  After a severe beating by Fat Tony's
goons, Frankie the Squealer finally confessed
that, "I just like squealing!  IT MAKES ME
FEEL BIG!"

K: "It's only 20 pages and this guy wrote it!
What's your name again?"
U: "JOHN UPDIKE."
K: "Whoa whoa, I didn't aak for your life story!"

BZZT!  Frankie the Squealer revealed that Fat
Tony's real name is MARION.

ENNNH!  Bart wanted to put the money towards
bringing the Three Stooges back to life, but sadly,
they deemed his idea "not feasable."

NOPE!  It was ROSEANNE who was missing in
action on the shuttle bound for the sun.  She
SHOULD have been on it, but I guess the
explosions and nuclear meltdowns saved the
government the trouble.

Mr. Burns was Stonecutter member #...

12

104

29

43

On "The Island", because he knew too much,
Homer was assigned the number...

6

12

9

5

Grampa Simpson is a card carrying...

Con artist

Communist

Army Sergeant

Lawyer

Who is the only person Bart has REALLY
paged at Moe's Tavern?

Oliver Clothesoff

Hoo Flung Poo

I'm a stupid moron with an ugly face, and
a big butt , and my butt smells and I like to
kiss my own butt.

Amanda Lovenkiss

What it Ralph Wiggum's cat's name?

Mittens

Wiggle-Kitty

Stickie

Barky

As her reward for helping "Unkie Herb"
develop the "Baby Translator 2000", what did
Maggie ask for?

She wanted Gerald (the one-
eyebrowed baby) dead

She wanted to meet the
Happy Little Elves

She wanted the dog's food

She wanted to "play with
daddy's hammer"

The "First Annual Montgomery Burns Award
For Outstanding Achievement in the Field of
Excellence" awards its winner with...

$2000 and a plaque

$2500 and a vacation

$3000 and a statuette

$1500 and a ham

Which of the four bullies at Springfield
Elementary is the oldest?

Nelson

Kearny

Dolph

Jimbo

Which U.S. President did Mr. Burns's mother
once have a torrid love affair with?

Herbert Hoover

William H. Taft

Grover Cleveland

Chester A. Arthur

Which popular European cat and mouse pair
briefly replaced Itchy and Scratchy?

Toil and Beggar

Oliver and Lauren

Worker & Parasite

Industry & Leech

Yeah!  Sadly, the Stonecutters were disbanded
before Mr. Burns could climb the ladder any
higher.

"I am a MAN, and I have a name!  I don't HAVE
a number!  Oh wait, here it is, I'm number 5.  HA
HA!  In your face, number 6!"

Yes!  Grampa may be all of the above, but the
only position that gave him a card to prove it is
the Communist Party.  He's also the "president of
the Gay and Lesiban Alliance for some reason."

Right!  It's an oldie but a goodie.  D was only said
during a Halloween Special, which doesn't count.

And her breath smells like cat food.

"Ah goo de bleh!"
("I want what the dog's eating!")

Right!  Homer almost blew it on a vibrating
chair, but ended up giving it to half-brother Herb
Powell to help him get back on his feet.

They're ALL at least teenagers in the 4th grade,
but because he was actually there for Watergate,
has been married and divorced, and has a toddler
son, Kearny's probably the oldest.

Mr. Burns has never forgiven her.
"Heh heh heh.  Taft, you old dog..."

Good!
"..."
"What the hell was THAT??"

ENH!  Burnsie ranked #29 in the Stonecutters,
and met with a good deal of abuse from the #12
ranked Lenny.

NOPE!  After defiantly protesting the idea of
reffering to himself by a number, Homer was all
too happy to rub it in the face of number 6 that
he was number FIVE.

Sorry!  Grampa may have been all of the above,
but the only position that gave him a card to
prove it is the COMMUNIST PARTY.  He's also
the "president of the Gay and Lesiban Alliance
for some reason."

Close!  The only REAL prank call was the classic
"OLIVER CLOTHESOFF".  Answer D
appeared during a Halloween special, so it
doesn't count.

NOOOO!  Ralph's cat's name is Mittens, and her
breath smells like cat food.

NOPE!  Maggie responded to Herb by saying
"Ah ga boo de bleh," which loosely translates to,
"I want what the dog's eating".
(That means DOG FOOD)

ENNNH!  Homer earned $2000 AND A
PLAQUE, though it was really a settlement for
the plant's nuclear atmosphere turning him
sterile.

They're all at least teenagers in the 4th grade, but
because he was actually there for Watergate, been
married (and divorced), and has a toddler son,
KEARNY is probably the oldest.

BZZZT!  Mr. Burns has never forgiven his
mother for the affair she had with president
WILLIAM HOWARD TAFT.
"Heh heh heh.  Taft, you old dog..."

Sorry!  It was the incomprehensible WORKER
AND PARASITE who replaced Itchy and
Scratchy when they crossed over to the Gabbo
Show.

Which of these articles of clothing does Mr.
Burns NOT own?

Red robin suits

A poodle beret

Grizzly bear underwear

Boots made of newts

What was the name of Hank Scorpio's evil
plan to take over the eastern seaboard?

"Project Madicus"

"Project Thales"

"Project Reverentia"

"Project Arkturus"

According to Grampa, when the Kaiser stole
the word "twenty", what was his generation
forced to say?

"bippity"

"flippity"

"dickety"

"lickety"

What is a "Code 8" in the Springfield Police
Department?

Putting squirrels down your pants
for the purposed of gambling

Waking a police officer

Pretzels are urgently required

Operation of a counterfit jeans ring

What was Troy McClure's terrible secret?

Some kind of bizzare fish fetish

He's gay

Impotent

Illiteracy

Which video game did Bart want so badly that
he stole it?

DeathStorm

BoneStorm

KillStorm II

BloodStorm II

Which is NOT on the route of Springfield Bus
#22-A?

Crackton

Bum-town

The Airplane Refueling Station

Rural Route 9

Who is the true creator of Itchy?

Brad Goodman

Ernest Borgnine

Jerry Rude

Chester Lampwick

How much does it cost to get a Squishee made
entirely of syrup?

Ten dollars ($10)

Twenty dollars ($20)

Fifty Dollars ($50)

Five dollars ($5)

Which brand of swimming pool did the family
end up buying?

The Insta-Rust

The Lightning Magnet

The Tinkler

The Hick Tub

Yeah!  If you answered that without having to
listen to the song, you have my respect.  If not,
you're just a filthy CHEATER!

Excellent!  Thanks to Homer, Project Arkturus
was successful, and right on schedule.

He chased him to get it back, but gave up after
dickety-six miles.

"Call in a Code 8 Lou, I'm proceeding on foot."
"We need pretzels, repeat pretzels!"

It's never specified, but everything points to some
sort of weird romantic abnormality involving
fish.

"I'd hate to be THAT boy's mother."
"SHUT UP, MOM!"

Right!  The 22-A doesn't pass through Bum-town,
at least not on Tuesdays & Thursdays.

Amazingly, the lazy Lampwick is indeed the
genius behind Itchy.

$20 can also buy many peanuts.

"Whoo, the Tinkler!  I like the sound of that
one!"

Sorry!  Burnsie doesn't own a pair of BOOTS
MADE FROM NEWTS.  Maybe you should have
cheated and listened to the song.

BZZT!  In his final letter addressed to Homer,
Hank Scorpio thanked him for contributing to
the success of PROJECT ARKTURUS.

They had to say "DICKETY" because the Kaiser
had stolen their word twenty.  He chased that
rapscallion to get it back, but gave up after
dickety-six miles.

"Call in a Code 8 Lou, I'm proceeding on foot."
"We need PRETZELS, repeat PRETZELS!"

ENNNH!  While it's never actually specified, all
signs point to Troy having some sort of BIZZARE
FISH FETISH.

BZZZ!  Because Mario, Luigi, Sonic and Donkey
Kong egged him on, Bart unsuccessfully tried to
get a four-finger discount on the hot new title
"BoneStorm".

Sorry!  The 22-A's planned route doesn't pass
through BUM-TOWN.

BZZT!  The true creator of the sadistic mouse is
none other than the lazy-assed CHESTER A.
LAMPWICK.

Sorry!  In addition to giving you the power to buy
many peanuts, you can also get a syrup-only
Squishee for TWENTY DOLLARS ($20).

NOPE!  When Homer first saw their pool-to-be,
he exclaimed, "Whoo, THE TINKLER!  I like the
sound of that one!"

Who is Lenny's voice actor?

Dan Castellaneta

Harry Shearer

Yeardly Smith

Hank Azaria

Which game show earned the stranded
Simpson family tickets from Japan back to
America?

Super Fantastic Happy Fun-Time
Quiz Show

Crazy Happy Lucky Best Time Show

Interesting Fun-Smile Mega
Prize Fun Show

Happy Smile Super Challenge
Family Wish Show

What was Lisa's dish of "tomato soup served
ice cold!" called?

Isperaznyen

Borscht

Gazpacho

Grootz

What was the true name of "Michael
Jackson"?

Clyde Simmons

Leon Kompowski

Larry Belrose

Chris Goodman

In the "Pin Pals" epidose, what was Otto
trying to retrieve from the crane game?

A lobster-shaped harmonica

A Harvard diploma

A jar of mustard

A check for $500

What episode was "Bart Gets Hit By a Car"?

Episode 23

Episode 33

Episode 43

Episode 13

What was the name of "Catfish Lake"s
famous giant catfish?

Captain Jack

Sergeant Mitch

Major Greg

General Sherman

Mr. Burns didn't kill Little Monty because he
reminded him of what person who was always
standing and walking?

David Brenner

Rory Calhoun

Sean Gaffney

Bob Barker

Whose face adorns "The Ultimate Pog"?

Steve Allen

Abe Vigoda

Jerry Lewis

Alf

What color pill keeps old people from
screaming?

Yellow

White

Pink

Blue

GREAT!  You didn't look at
www.thesimpsons.com, didja?  Of courese not.
Good job!

WHOO!  Yeah!  They made if back by grabbing
their tickets from over a live "volcano" on the
HAPPY SMILE SUPER CHALLENGE FAMILY
WISH SHOW!!!!

Yep, Lisa made enough of that disgusting stuff for
everyone.  Tomato soup cold...eeeuck.

Nice!!  Didja know Michael Jackson actually did
his voice?  His Michael Jackson voice, that is.

I've kicked butt on some crane games before, but
never anything like that.

The only episode of the Simpsons to actually
GIVE the episode number during the show.
Episode 23: "Bart Gets Hit By a Car"

Yeah!  Captain Jack was the name of the alligator
they killed over spring break, and the other two
were made up.

WOOHOO!  Yes, Little Monty reminded Burns
of the incomprable Rory Calhoun, with his...
standing.

Behold!  The Ultimate Pog!!!!
'Steve Allen: Inventor of the Pog'

"The pink ones keep you from screaming".

Ssssss....oooh.  Nope, t'is none other than HARRY
SHEARER himself.

Ooooh....close!  They made if back by grabbing
their tickets from over a live "volcano" on the
HAPPY SMILE SUPER CHALLENGE FAMILY
WISH SHOW!!!!

ENH!  Lisa made enough nasty GAZPACHO for
everyone!

ENH!  While Michael Jackson actually did his
voice, the character's real name was LEON
KOMPOWSKI.

ENH!  When Otto grabbed onto one of the leg
bolts and the whole machine toppled over, he
made off with the LOBSTER-SHAPED
HARMONICA.

WRONG!  The only episode of the Simpsons to
actually GIVE the episode number during the
show was Episode *23*: "Bart Gets Hit By a Car"

OOOOOHHH NO!  It was GENERAL
SHERMAN!  Captain Jack was the alligator they
killed over spring break, and the other two were
just random army ranks with random names.

BZZZZT!  Little Monty reminded Burns of the
incomprable RORY CALHOUN, with his...
standing.

Behold!  The Ultimate Pog!!!!
'STEVE ALLEN: Inventor of the Pog'

BZZT!
"The PINK ones keep you from screaming!"

Your Score:

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Play Again

You will be asked ten questions, that are randomly
chosen from a total of 100.  Hallowen specials don't
count unless otherwise specified.
Questions 1, 2, and 3 will be easy.
Questions 4, 5, and 6 are moderate in difficulty, but
nothing you can't handle.
Questions 7, 8, and 9 will be pretty hard; many pertain
only to one episode.
Question 10 will be the dumbest, most obscure piece of
Simpsons trivia that a loser like me knows like the
back of his hand :P

NEXT

NEXT

When you're all done, you'll recieve your score
and a little message.
There's a super-secret special surprise waiting for
you if you can answer all ten questions correctly,
so it's worth your while to play over and over
again!
GOOD LUCK!

GREAT JOB!  You got a perfect 10!!
Click on Grampa to get your prize!

Huh?

Wha-the?

Thanks for playing!
Again:
Flash work, question writing, etc. done by
Matt DelGiudice

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