So You Think You Know "The Simpsons?"

Timothy Lovejoy is the correct answer because he is the minister at the First Church of Springfield. This is evident from his role as a recurring character in the television show "The Simpsons," where he is often seen leading religious services and providing spiritual guidance to the residents of Springfield. Rabbi Krustofski and Carl are not associated with the First Church of Springfield in any known capacity.

The real-life sports team that named themselves after Springfield's baseball team is the Albequreque Isotopes.

Milhouse's first girlfriend was Samantha Stanky.

Homer made up the drink after Patty drank the last beer in the house. When Homer showed it to Moe, he stole the idea away from Homer.

Groundskeeper Willie was able to save Homer from sexual harassment charges because he secretly videotapes people in parked cars. This suggests that Groundskeeper Willie had evidence that could potentially incriminate someone else, possibly the person who accused Homer of sexual harassment. By having this evidence, Groundskeeper Willie was able to protect Homer and prevent him from facing the charges.

Marge was in prison for 30 days when she was caught shoplifting. This suggests that she was convicted of the crime and sentenced to serve a month in prison as punishment. It implies that the severity of her offense warranted a relatively short prison term.

Kent Brockman won the lottery when an oversized jackpot put Springfield into a fever.

Lionel Hutz renamed himself as Miguel Sanchez after babysitting Bart and Lisa.

Homer got the idea for his new name, Max Power, from a hair dryer. This suggests that he may have seen the words "Max Power" written on a hair dryer and found it catchy or appealing, prompting him to adopt it as his new name.

Ralph Wiggum's happiest day was when the doctor told him he didn't have worms anymore. This suggests that Ralph had been suffering from worms, possibly a medical condition, and when the doctor informed him that he was now free from worms, it brought him immense happiness and relief.

Bart intercepted Robert Goulet at the airport and took him to his treehouse casino.

Ned Flander's doormat says "Welcome to Flanders Country". This is evident from the given options where the phrase "Welcome to Flanders Country" is the only one that matches the question. The other options, "Howdy Neighbor" and "Hi-diddly-hello!", do not mention Flanders Country. Therefore, the correct answer is "Welcome to Flanders Country".

Lugash is the correct answer because it is stated in the question that the gymnastics teacher at the Springfield YMCA is named Lugash.

According to the Rock Bottom correction, Ted Koppel is identified as a robot.

On Tuesday, Homer and Bart blow up Lisa's room while trying to get a cassette out of the VCR.

Meg Ryan voices Bart's psychiatrist, Dr. Swanson.

After the Germans bought Burns' nuclear power plant, they were relieved to realize that they still had enough money to buy the Cleveland Browns football team. This suggests that the Germans were financially capable of purchasing a professional football team, and out of the three options given, the Cleveland Browns were the team they chose to buy.

The correct answer is Spinal Tap because the question asks about a riot that occurred after a band ended their Springfield concert early. Spinal Tap is famously known for their mockumentary film "This Is Spinal Tap," which depicts the band's disastrous and comedic experiences on tour. In the film, one of their concerts ends in chaos and a riot breaks out. Therefore, it can be inferred that the riot mentioned in the question is referencing this fictional event from the film.

Homer and Marge used Stinking Fish Realty to buy their house. This is evident from the given options, where Stinking Fish Realty is listed as one of the choices.

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