'Simpsons' Chronology Part 16 Trivia Quiz

Answer: Homer and Marge

Marge is arrested for selling Homer's expired prescription drugs. Homer is arrested for fighting with a pit boss in Las Vegas. This isn't the first time the couple have been arrested (and it almost certainly won't be the last!)

Answer: Groundskeeper Willy

This episode's title is a parody of the musical "My Fair Lady". It has several musical numbers including "Wouldn't it be Adequate". Willy lives with the Simpsons in an attempt to make him a gentleman.

Answer: In a cave

The family visit Carl's Dad's Caverns. Lisa becomes the storyteller when they are trapped, and throughout the first story the narrator (within the story) changes to Moe, then Mr Burns, then Mrs Krabappel, and many others.

Answer: Rod and Todd Flanders

Marge attempts to liven up the playtime of Rod and Todd by introducing them to a range of new things while babysitting. In the end, Maude (their dead mother) looks down from heaven, proud at how much Rod has grown up.

Answer: Ricky Gervais

Inspired by the British reality show "Wife Swap", the episode revolves around Marge swapping families with another woman (against her wishes, of course). The tables turn on Homer when Marge's family turns out to be very friendly, but the new woman in his life, Verity, is not.

Answer: False

The Meltdowns, which initially beat LA to become a new football team, have their license cancelled because Grampa upsets the commissioner. Grampa then becomes hated around town, and attempts to get a euthanasia law passed so he can put himself out of his misery. But in the end, after winning a bullfight, he gets a new lease on life.

Answer: Patty and Selma

He escapes, of course, using his MacGyver tricks. Patty and Selma quickly realise he's enjoying the experience, and force him to endure their holiday slide show.

Answer: The Frying Dutchman

Appropriately, the family then goes on to tell some nautically-themed stories.

Answer: Itchy and Scratchy

Itchy and Scratchy's musical is subtitled "Stab-a-lot". Also in this episode, Lisa manages to pass herself off as a boy named Jake Boyman so she can join the advanced math class.

Answer: Amnesia

Marge hits her head on a stool trying to get one last stain off the kitchen floor. When she wakes up, she can't remember anyone. Her memory slowly comes back, but Homer is frustrated when he is the last to be remembered (even after Ned Flanders!)

Answer: True

In a parody of the famous "Scopes Monkey Trial", Lisa goes up against Ned Flanders and Reverend Lovejoy in a court case trying to get evolution back into the classroom. This finally works when Ned can't bring himself to deny that Homer could have evolved from an ape. Predictable? Perhaps. Funny? Absolutely.

Answer: Homer and Marge provide marital advice

Buck "Home run King" Mitchell, a baseball player for the Springfield Isotopes, sees Marge and Homer kissing in the crowd and asks them for advice to help his marriage. The episode is a parody of Britney Spears (AKA Tabitha Vixx) and her relationship with Kevin Federline.

Answer: Michael is his son

Fat Tony's son, Michael, plays the lead role in this episode with much of the plot taken from the 'Godfather' movie, including a clever reproduction of the final scene (music and all). This episode received some great reviews as a classic 'Simpsons' parody episode.

Answer: Bart

Much to Lisa's annoyance, Bart is asked to go up on stage to play with a local jazz band, and is instantly popular. However, his career is cut short when a tiger bites him and he suffers nerve damage.

Answer: False

It is Marge that displays amazing carpentry skills in this episode, although Homer takes the credit because the town won't trust a female carpenter. In a final twist, Homer is left to rebuild a roller coaster. For a moment he appears to have pulled it off, until a celebratory champagne cork brings it all crashing down.

Answer: Alien invasion

In a twist on the original story that it parodies ("The War of the Worlds"), Springfield suffers a real alien invasion when old favorites Kang and Kudos realise that they are an easy target following the initial fake radio broadcast. In a clear parody of the Iraq War, the aliens call it "Operation Enduring Occupation".

Answer: Himself

The army takes desperate measures to enlist people, by asking elementary school children to commit to joining when they turn 18.

Answer: Hurdles

Grampa mistakes Groundskeeper Willie for the Grim Reaper, causing him to run fast and win the race. Moe and Lisa connect in this episode when they find out about a shared interest: poetry.

Answer: The owner dies

The elderly owner dies trying to dispense change for a $100 note that Homer gives him. Marge finds a new form of art, creating sculptures out of the popsicle sticks.

Answer: nelson

The one and only Nelson Muntz is central to this episode's plot. Bart and Nelson become unexpected best friends; until the jealous Nelson discovers Bart and Milhouse are still hanging out.

Answer: False

Well, almost. Marge takes pity on Gil when he loses his job as Costington's store Santa and invites him over for Christmas Eve dinner. He ends up staying for 11 months before getting a job in Arizona.

Answer: Barnacle Bay

The family find to their disappointment that the bay is rundown and overfished. A big storm turns it into an adventure for all though.

Answer: Getbackinator

This episode centres around Homer seeking revenge after being cut off by another car (driven by a rich Texan); the family goes on to tell three stories about revenge. Marge's is called "The Count of Monte Fatso"; Lisa's "Revenge of the Geeks" and Bart tells the story "Bartman Begins". On hearing Lisa's story, Homer says: "Wow! That had what I really like in a story: an ending!".

Answer: The curtains with corn stalks

Lisa decides her heritage is boring, so she pretends to be Native American, from the "Hitachi" tribe (also inspired by a kitchen item: the microwave oven brand).

Answer: Mr Burns'

"Growing Up Springfield" is documentary put together by Declan Desmond, who films residents of Springfield every 8 years (a parody on the famous British "Seven Up" series). Homer and Marge are found out when Mr Burns returns to his summer mansion unexpectedly.