"Marge Simpson In: Screaming Yellow Honkers" Quiz

Answer: Krusty the Clown

Krusty was impatient and could not tolerate Marge's un-aggressive nature. He took his Canyonero and went off-road, captivating Homer's attention in the process. Homer said the Canyonero was, "powerful, commanding, forceful and raw. It didn't ask, it just took." The next day, Homer went to the Canyonero dealership and drooled on a green Canyonero. Gil went by and told Homer, accidentally of course, that rain would strip off all of the car's paint.

Answer: Gil's wife would leave him.

Immediately after losing his sale to Stan, Gil phoned home to his wife on his hideously outdated cell-phone. Gil said that she should have seen him with his last customer. She asked him if he made a sale, but Gil said that he almost did. Gil then asked whose voice that was on the other line.

It turned out to be his wife's ex-boyfriend, Fred. She then put Fred on the line and Gil tried to make friendly conversation, despite the predicament he was in.

Answer: It was the Canyonero F-Series, specifically built for women.

Oddly enough, Homer didn't realize anything was wrong with his vehicle until he went to work. Lenny and Karl were whistling at what they initially thought was a woman driving the car. They were surprised to see Homer behind the wheel. They thought that he was one of those "hot soccer moms", as they called it. Lenny then pointed out that Homer bought the F-Series, the one where the cigarette lighter was replaced with a lipstick holder. Homer was deeply shocked and took Marge's station wagon instead.

Answer: Road rage

Immediately after Marge was allowed to leave the area, Chief Wiggum comically said to himself, "Why are the pretty ones always insane?" He was the head of the traffic school, held the next day. His job was to rehabilitate insane drivers.

Answer: Turn up the radio

Despite the motivational aim of the video, some of the listed activities are rather questionable, in terms of their positive values. Regardless, the video helped to calm most of the aggressive drivers down. Another exercise which was introduced after the video involved officer Lou, dressing up as a bear named Curtis E. Bear.

His job was to help people release their pent up rage. Little did he know that Chief Wiggum supplied the class with 2 x 4's to hit him with.

Answer: A prison

Immediately after breaking through the gates of the prison, all of the prisoners escaped. Chief Wiggum, annoyed by Marge's rage, said that the prisoners were one day away from being completely rehabilitated. Chief Wiggum wanted to tear up Marge's license, but he couldn't because it was laminated. He told Marge to do it herself.

Answer: Born Free, Then Caged

Before going to the "Wild Animal Kingdom", Homer offered to take Marge. She refused on the grounds that Homer drove like an old lady. Homer then said that he at least had a license. After seeing Marge's irritated reaction, Homer and the kids drove to the zoo where the odd saying "Born Free, Then Caged" was written.

Answer: All of the animals were sleeping

After seeing tigers and other sleeping animals, Homer proclaimed that he's seen plays more exciting than the zoo. Once the family got to the Lemur's cage, Homer got fed up and decided to get the animals running. Homer grabbed Bart's slingshot and fired a rock at the Lemur.

The Lemur panicked, jumped out of its tree, and then bit a Kangaroo's tail. The Kangaroo then hopped a fence and hit a Rhino. The Rhino then started a stampede which led out of the chain link fence that was keeping them captive.

Answer: Yelling "Jumanji"

Obviously inspired by the film "Jumanji", Homer yelled out the command, which got rid of all the animals, in the film. In Springfield, the command did nothing and Homer was left wondering if anything from the movie's actually worked. Soon afterwards, the Simpsons were trapped on top of their car, warding off the angry beasts with stale popcorn and peanuts.

Answer: Marge's Canyonero

Knowing that Marge's Canyonero and her insane driving could stop the Rhinos, Chief Wiggum told Marge that he would reinstate her license if she would help them. She refused but was then informed that her family were the ones in danger. She took her Canyonero and rounded up most of the Rhinos into their cage. One remained stray and kidnapped Homer by catching Homer's belt onto its horn.

It paraded him around town all the way to a construction site, throwing him into a Porto-potty. Marge flipped the Canyonero and let it explode.

The flames distracted the Rhino, saving Homer's life. Despite the Rhino doing a number on the Porto-potty, Homer was so scared by the experience he ended up using it after being rescued.