The Simpsons Trivia Thread

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Simpsons version of the Bartman's Trivia thread in General Discussion. You answer a question, wait to be told if your right. If someone is right, they have 24 hours to post a question. If no one gets the question right within 2 days, the asker must answer the question and post a new one.I'll get the ball rolling....

Name Otto's chief literary interest.

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Waldo books, stories writtin in a vampire's POV, and stories about inmates that send naked pictures of their chicks.

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Yeah, stuff from the vampires point of view. Go ahead.

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I thought it was High Times magazine.

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Originally posted by Sarge:
I thought it was High Times magazine.

how would you know?

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This says the vampire thing.

Can we just get the next question?

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"Got anything written in the vampires point of view?" Yeah go on.

[Reply #7 on:]

Guy, it's been well over 24 hours, ask another question.

[Reply #8 on:]

Anyone can ask a question once the 24 hour time limit is up from now on.

Who is credited for writing the movie that Burns entered in the Springfield film festival?

[Reply #9 on:]

Babaloo Smithers?

[Reply #10 on:]

Half marks. Him and someone else....

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Steven Spielbergo.

If right, Impy can take my turn 

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I would have said that but I'm pretty sure he was only the director.

THX......The audience IS listening.

[Grampa] Turn it uuuuuuuuuppp!! [/G]

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No one's right so far. Impossibe was half right. Babaloo Smithers was ONE of the people who "wrote" it. There was one more person.

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Some Mr Burns pseudonym? Or some famous writer/author?

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The Mr Burns thing.
Enough clues!

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Mr Snrub? Wasn't that when he went to some town meeting?

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Yeah in Marge vs The Monorail when he wanted his 3 million back.

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Yeah, so you're wrong....

[Reply #19 on:]

Lowell Burns

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Yes! and, and.... Impossible + MuscaDomestica = correct answer....

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= JEBUS!! that took too long.
= my go!! (somehow, I'm taking one anyway!!)

What is the sea captains 1st name? or 2nd name if that's too hard?

Bonus question:
The 4 bullies are Nelson, Jimbo, Kearney and .........?

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Mc Allister is the second name. Dolph is the last bully.

Which airline offered the Simpsons a free return flight to anywhere in America (excluding Alska and Hawai)?

[Reply #23 on:]

Krazy Klown Airlines.

Which "Itchy & Scratchy" chracater was based on a true story?

[Reply #24 on:]

Poochie

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Captain Horatio McAllister it is.

Edit: sorry, that ^ was my questions answer, the last questions answer I believe is Flatulent Fox.
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Correct.

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Name the 7 Duffs.

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I'm pretty sure they have not said them all. The only one I can think of is surly.

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Surly, Tipsy, Remorsful, Sleazy, Dizzy, Edgy annd Queazy.

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SWISH!!

Guy's go, again.

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Go Guy! Go Guy! No... GO GUY.

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Guy is taking too long! This is the untimate question if you get into a Simpsons trivia contest in person:

Name the members of the Jury of the Damned in order of introduction by the Devil Flanders. (Only Hint: Twelve, but 6 individuals)

Bonus Question (another good inperson thing):
Full name of this restaurant: Two Guys ____ ______.

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Benedict Arnold, Lizzie Borden, Richard Nixon, John Wilkes Booth, Blackbeard the Pirate, John Dillinger and the starting line-up of the 1976 Philadelphia Flyers.

in order of appearance,,,,, someone else take my go if that one counted...

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Two guys from Kabul is the restaraunt name, bad idea for this day and age.

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You are both correct. Since Blotto doesn't want to ask, LL, go.

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And Faze intercepts, YOINK!

What was the sensitive material edited out of the "St. Patrick's Day/Prohibition" episode?

It was aired, I saw it with me own eyes.

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Hmmm... was it when Brockman said:

"...Its St. Patricks day, the day when everybody's a little bit Irish. Except of course for the gays and the Italians."

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The gay thing and also the italian

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No, something of a sensitive topic to joke about here in Ireland (especially Northern Ireland).