Quiz
Monkey
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Quiz
Monkey |
| Arts & Entertainment |
| Entertainment |
| The Simpsons |
| Beginnings |
| The Simpson Family |
| Characters |
| Pets (etc.) |
| Other |
| Live (i.e. not cartoon) TV entertainment show on which the Simpsons first appeared |
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Tracey Ullman Show |
| Title of the first "short" |
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Good Night |
| Episode One (proper – i.e. not including the Tracey Ullman "shorts"): the Simpson's Christmas is nearly ruined because instead of buying presents, Marge has to spend all the money on |
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Removing Bart's tattoo |
| The Simpsons' address |
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742 Evergreen Terrace |
| How old is Bart? |
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10 |
| Bart Simpson is voiced by |
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Nancy Cartwright |
| Homer's occupation |
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Nuclear science technician |
| Homer's middle name |
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Jay |
| Homer's father |
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Abraham (Abe) |
| Homer's favourite beer (served at Moe's Tavern) |
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Duff |
| The voice of Homer, and several minor characters |
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Dan Castellaneta |
| Marge's maiden name |
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Bouvier |
| The elder of Bart's two sisters (aged 8) |
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Lisa |
| Bart and Lisa's baby sister |
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Maggie |
| Voiced Maggie's first word (in Lisa's First Word (sic) – series 4 episode 10) |
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Elizabeth Taylor |
| Marge's sisters (Bart and Lisa's aunts) |
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Patty, Selma |
| The Simpsons' home town |
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Springfield |
| Founder of Springfield |
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Jebediah Springfield |
| Springfield's local rival town |
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Shelbyville |
| Spanish expression of surprise, a catchphrase used by Bart: said to be a euphemism for an anatomical reference |
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Ay, caramba! |
| Catchphrase used by Homer: defined by the New Oxford Dictionary of English in 2001 as "[an] exclamation used to comment on an action perceived as foolish or stupid" |
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D'oh! |
| Interjection, possibly of Yiddish origin, but popularised since 1994 through its use in The Simpsons: defined by Chambers Dictionary in 2014 as "expressing indifference or boredom" |
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Meh |
| News anchor on Channel 6 Weekday News |
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Kent Brockman | |
| Owner of Springfield Nuclear Power Plant (Homer's employer) |
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Montgomery Burns | |
| In The Simpsons version of Monopoly, his house is the most expensive property on the board | |||
| Catchphrases "Excellent ... " (in a slow, sinister voice, while steepling his fingertips) and "Release the hounds" | |||
| Jeff Albertson (catchphrase "Worst [insert noun] ever!"): better known as |
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Comic Book Guy | |
| Voiced himself in the episode entitled Judge Me Tender |
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Simon Cowell | |
| The Simpsons' next–door neighbour |
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Ned Flanders | |
| Ned's wife – fell to her death from the grandstand at Springfield Racetrack after being hit in the face by a T–shirt fired from a cannon |
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Maude Flanders | |
| The Flanders' sons |
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Rod and Todd | |
| Scottish janitor at Bart's school – described the French as "cheese–eating surrender monkeys" |
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Groundskeeper Willie | |
| Springfield's 'town drunk', and Homer's best friend |
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Barney Gumble | |
| The Simpsons' family doctor |
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Dr. Julius M. Hibbert | |
| Bart's teacher |
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Mrs. (Edna) Krabappel | |
| Bart's favourite clown (real name Herschel Krostowsky) |
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Krusty | |
| Minister at The First Church of Springfield |
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Rev. Timothy Lovejoy | |
| Who shot Mr. Burns? |
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Maggie |
| School bus driver – notable for his maniacal driving style, his love of heavy metal music, and his 'teenager' mentality |
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Otto Mann | |
| Real-life married couple who appeared as guest stars in Lisa the vegetarian (series 7 episode 5) |
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Paul & Linda McCartney | |
| Bart's friend, who used to bully him – known for his signature "ha–ha!" laugh |
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Nelson Muntz | |
| Lisa's musical idol |
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Bleeding Gums Murphy | |
| Manager of the local Kwik–E–Mart |
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Apu Nahasapeemapetilon | |
| Mayor of Springfield (nicknamed Diamond Joe) |
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Joe Quimby | |
| Incompetent quack doctor: catchphrase "Hi, everybody!" |
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Nick Riviera | |
| Horatio McCallister (catchphrase "Arrrrrrrr!"): better known as |
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The Sea Captain | |
| Krusty the Clown's erstwhile assistant – voiced by Kelsey Grammer |
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Sideshow Bob | |
| Principal of Springfield Elementary School |
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Seymour Skinner | |
| Mr. Burns's personal assistant |
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Waylon Smithers | |
| Owns and runs the bar; was once a boxer called Kid Gorgeous; more speaking appearances than any other character, apart from Homer, Bart, Marge and Lisa |
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Moe (Szyslak) | |
| Bart's naïve best friend |
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Milhouse Van Houten | |
| Springfield's incompetent, irresponsible, lazy and gluttonous police chief |
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Clancy Wiggum | |
| The Simpsons' pet greyhound |
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Santa's Little Helper |
| The Simpsons's pet cat (its predecessor was white) |
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Snowball II |
| Moe's cat |
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Mr. Snookums |
| Cat & mouse cartoon enjoyed by Bart and Lisa |
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Itchy & Scratchy |
| The local convenience store (part of a major, downmarket chain) |
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Kwik–E–Mart |
| Shop owned by Ned Flanders (for left–handed things) |
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The Leftorium |
| To celebrate 20 years of The Simpsons (2009), Marge became the first cartoon character to appear on the cover of |
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Playboy |
| In Homer Alone, Marge is sent to |
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Rancho Relaxo |
| Instrument that Lisa plays |
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Saxophone |
| Wedding chapel where Homer and Marge got married |
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Shotgun Pete's |
| "A noble spirit embiggens the smallest man" is the motto of |
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Springfield |
| According to teacher Miss Hoover, the word "embiggens" is perfectly ... |
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Cromulent |
| Nuclear–inspired name of Springfield's baseball team |
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Springfield Isotopes |
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