Animated Alopeciacs Trivia Quiz

Answer: Professor Farnsworth

Almost every time Professor Farnsworth, from "Futurama" (1999-2013), enters the room, he says "Good news, everyone", even though it is not always good. The professor is a mad scientist; the creation of Matt Groening of "The Simpsons". Farnsworth is very old and alternates between genius and dementia. He is the owner of the Planet Express delivery service in the year 3000.

Answer: Tommy Pickles

"Rugrats"(1990-2006) is an animated cartoon about the adventures of a group of very creative toddlers. Tommy Pickles is the leader of the group which includes his friends Chuckie Finster and Lil and Phil DeVille. Tommy's older cousin, Angelica Pickles, is the adversary of the group.

Answer: Elmer Fudd

Elmer Fudd, is the rabbit hunting nemesis of Bugs Bunny. Fudd was originally voiced by Arthur Q. Bryan in "The Rabbit of Seville", and his famous line is "Dwat dat wabbit!. Bugs Bunny, who was voiced by Mel Blanc, has appeared on TV and in the movies for over 50 years, with Elmer Fudd always several steps behind.

Answer: Squidward Tentacles

On the animated show "Spongebob Squarepants", Squidward lives between Spongebob and Patrick Star. He is an anthropomorphic octopus who is ill-tempered and always miserable. He hates his job, he hates his neighbors, he hates his life. About the only things Squidward does enjoy are playing the clarinet, dancing and sipping a cup of tea (though not all at the same time!).

Answer: Charlie Brown

One of the most recognizable cartoon figures of all time has to be the "lovable loser" Charlie Brown, whose signature expression is "Good Grief". Charlie Brown, in his yellow shirt with the black strip, is the creation of Charles Schulz. Charlie made his first appearance in the comic strip "Peanuts" in 1948. Poor put-upon Charlie - Lucy never lets him kick that football.

Answer: Quincy Magoo

The short, wealthy and myopic Mr. Magoo has graced us with his presence since 1949. A creation of UPA animation studio, the nearsighted Magoo was voiced by Jim Backus (Thurston Howell, III). Mr. Magoo gets into all kinds of dangerous situations but is totally unaware of them and always comes out as good as ever. "Oh Magoo, you've done it again!".

Answer: Stewie Griffin

The animated series "Family Guy", created by Seth MacFarlane began in 1999. For some reason, little Stewart Gilligan Griffin speaks with a British accent and can only be understood by Brian, the Griffin's talking dog. Stewie, who is voiced by MacFarlane, hates his mother, has a secret arsenal and a time machine, and is hell bent on world domination (he might want to confer with another bald, animated character, i.e., 'Pinky').

Answer: Doug Funnie

"Doug" (1991-1994), created by Jim Jinkins, appears on Nickelodeon. Doug is a thoughtful, quiet, imaginative eleven and a half year old boy who lives in the town of Bluffington. One of his alter egos is that of superhero 'Quailman', with a "Q" on his sweater, a cape and a belt tied around his head.

His friends include Patti Mayonnaise and Mosquito 'Skeeter' Valentine; he has a dog called Porkchop, a sister Judy, and a rival named Roger Klotz.

Answer: Mr. Garrison

The controversial cartoon "South Park" began in 1997. It is the creation of eccentric writers Trey Parker and Matt Stone ("Book of Mormon"). Among the extremely strange plots: Barbra Streisand seeking the second half of the "Diamond of Pantheos" so she can become the most evil creature on the face of the Earth, i.e., 'Mecha-Streisand'.

Another story is about the ongoing evolution of fourth grade teacher Herbert Garrison who often breaks 'the fourth wall'. After eight seasons, Mr. Garrison became a transgender woman (Janet Garrison) but later reversed the reversal back to a man.

Answer: Lex Luthor

A bald headed baddie, Lex Luthor is one of Superman's nemeses in the DC animated universe. Super villain Alexander 'Lex' Luthor first appeared as Superman's arch enemy in "Action Comic" #23 in April 1940. He has evolved into the brilliant billionaire owner of the multi-national, aerospace engineering firm, LexCorp.

In addition to appearing on the animated TV series, Lex has also been seen on the TV drama "Smallville", and has been portrayed in the movies by Gene Hackman, Kevin Spacey and others.