'Simpsons' Chronology Part 22 Trivia Quiz

Answer: Yes

The poll, known as "Nedna", is revealed during the episode when a new friend of Homer's from work, Wayne, disturbs a number of couples at night. One of these is Ned and Edna, who winks.

Answer: Superintendent Chalmers

In an interesting twist, Superintendent Chalmers is added to the long list of educators who are fired after having dealings with Bart. Although this time it isn't Bart's fault: he is simply fired because Nelson's mother sues the school after he hurts himself on a field trip. Bart ends up helping get the Superintendent his job back.

Answer: Ned

Ned, thinking God is commanding him to kill people, murders Sideshow Bob, Patty and Selma (and one other unknown person he dumps in the lake). It turns out to be Homer pretending to be God.

Answer: Martin

It is of course the class nerd, Martin. He helps Bart develop the Robopet, a robotic pet that everyone ends up loving, but backfires when it kills a resident of the nursing home and all the pets are taken into custody.

Answer: Yes

Indeed, Marge shows a moment of surprising disloyalty to Homer after she dreams about the posh restaurant that she is visiting with Bart and Lisa. The three family members start up a food blog called "The Three Mouthketeers", and Homer feels left out. But, as is often the case, they make up at the end of the episode.

Answer: Lenny

Lenny decides not to get involved as he is busy 'bonding with a monkey'. The group writes a book called "The Troll Twins of Underbridge Academy", but it gets changed at the last minute to "The Vampire Twins of Translyvania Prep" by the publisher.

Answer: Krusty

The Simpsons host the launch party for Krusty's new brand, Absolut Krusty. This is the interesting result of a competition run by Krusty on his show.

Answer: True

Krusty gets fired by his TV network after complaining about how many "Itchy and Scratchy" episodes are being shown. He also loses his agent. But in true "Simpsons" style, he wins back his show in the end.

Answer: Yes, they both do

This episode features a range of interesting future scenarios including "B-Mail" (a message delivered direct to one's brain), a frozen Grampa who gets thawed out for Christmas, and the return of Maude Flanders (in ghost form).

Answer: Republicans

Homer chooses right-wing rock star Ted Nugent, which many of his friends and family disapprove of. In the end he changes his mind, and gives up his talk show (which was titled "Gut Feeling with Homer Simpson").

Answer: False

It is Patty and Selma who compete at the 2012 Games! This episode revolves around the launch of a new social media site, SpringFace, which causes havoc around Springfield.

Answer: Throws it away

Moe realises that his rag (a talking rag, no less, voiced by Jeremy Irons) is no longer his only friend so he doesn't need it. It ends up living at the Simpson house, where Santa's Little Helper and Maggie enjoy it (although they sometimes fight over it).

Answer: Bart and Milhouse

Inspired by the TV show "MythCrackers", Bart and Milhouse decide to find out whether pressing "E8" on the candy vending machine will cause an electric shock, among other things. In an interesting side story, Lisa falls for an intellectual boy called Nick, who is into literature and arts just like her.

Answer: The whole Simpson family

The town has a secret meeting without the Simpsons, agreeing that Homer is too reckless, Bart is a vandal, Lisa is an annoying environmentalist, and Marge is too nice! The family moves into the Outlands, where eventually everyone in the town comes to join them, effectively relocating the entire town. Julian Assange, the founder of WikiLeaks, starred as himself in this milestone 500th episode.

Answer: Yes

Lisa is shocked but impressed to learn that Homer has bought Marge the Puree-Station 3 food processor, and he even gets it autographed by its maker. We also find out that Marge's birthday is March 19.