"The Wizard Of Evergreen Terrace" Quiz

Answer: Lenny

Ned is who he sees as the priest. Homer asks Marge to promise him that she will never vote for Lenny for President in the future.

Answer: Losing hair and gaining weight

After finding out that the new life expectancy is 76.2 he realises he has wasted half his life. 'You know how many memories I have? 3.' Marge then tells him that he's actually 39, not 38.1.

Answer: Winning a Grammy with the BeSharps

Homer doesn't remember his stint as a professional boxer, when he lost to Drederick Tatum in the title fight after Moe saved him on some sort of a personal helicopter.

Answer: Bart

After the reel started burning while the guy from "Night Rider" was talking, Homer yells out: 'Stupid movies! Who invented them, anyway? Was it you, Bart?' Lisa tells him it was Thomas Edison, and also tells him of some of the many other things Edison invented.

Answer: Dryer

He thought it was a table, but told Marge about how creative he is; that when he looks at the table he sees everything except a table. Marge tells him it is actually the dryer.

Answer: Professor Frink

He asks Frink how to invent stuff, to which 'Frinky' has two pieces of advice. These are 'think of things that people need that don't exist yet', 'Or you could take something that already exists and find a new use for it'. This is where we learn about Frink's invention of hamburger earmuffs.

Answer: Baby Translator

His half-brother Herb Powell invented this in the episode "Brother, Can You Spare Two Dimes?" Homer also invented the Everything's OK Alarm, a Cold Cream Gun, and he thought he invented a Six-Legged Chair. Lisa says 'Women won't like being shot in the face' about the make-up gun, to which Homer replies 'Women will like what I tell them to like'.

Answer: To smash the six-legged chair

He tips it over when pushing Edison off it, and is about to smash it with his electric hammer (Bart: 'Your electric hammer, maestro?') and then decides not to.

Answer: Leonardo Da Vinci

This is why he decides not to smash the chair. 'Edison was just like me,' he says. Bart: 'The wild mood swings?' Homer: 'NO! We both lived in another man's shadow... we're just a couple of dreamers that set the bar a little too high.' Did you know that until recently, people thought Da Vinci had written in a secret code, until they realised he was left-handed and wrote mirror-image so that his writing wouldn't smudge?

Answer: Electric Hammer

He accidentally leaves it there and Edison gets credit for the previously undiscovered six-legged chair and also Homer's hammer. They see it on the evening news and Bart says Homer is taking it remarkably well. 'Let's just say I'm sitting in the right chair,' Homer says. He is sitting in his toilet chair. Thanks for doing my quiz on this great episode!