The Ultimate Simpsons Test!

Homer has met God more than once, which means there have been multiple instances where Homer has encountered God. This suggests that in the fictional world of the question, Homer, a character from a TV show or book, has had multiple interactions with the divine being.

"Simpsons Roasting on an Open Fire" is considered to be the first episode of The Simpsons because it was the first episode to be aired on television. It originally aired on December 17, 1989, and introduced the Simpson family and their quirky dynamics. The episode revolves around the family's struggle to have a happy holiday season after Homer doesn't receive his Christmas bonus and they adopt a greyhound named Santa's Little Helper. This episode set the stage for the long-running animated series, making it the first official episode of The Simpsons.

After driving Marge home, Artie Ziff said, "I hope you won't tell anyone about my busy hands." This statement suggests that Artie Ziff was engaging in inappropriate behavior during the car ride. He is expressing concern that Marge might reveal his actions to others, indicating that he is aware of his misconduct and wants to keep it a secret. This response implies that Artie Ziff is aware of his inappropriate behavior and is attempting to manipulate Marge into keeping it confidential.

The given statement is false. The Simpsons were not the first idea for a show that Matt Groening had. Before The Simpsons, he created a comic strip called "Life in Hell" which was published in various newspapers. The idea for The Simpsons came later when Groening was approached to create animated shorts for The Tracey Ullman Show.

Bart's catchphrase that he got famous for on the Krusty the Klown show was "I didn't do it." This catchphrase became popular because Bart would often say it whenever he was accused of something or blamed for a mischievous act. It became a signature line for his character and added to his rebellious and mischievous image on the show.

Maude Flanders was the character that was killed off due to the absence of a cast star. This suggests that the decision to kill off the character was made because the actress who voiced Maude Flanders was no longer part of the cast.

Katy Perry stars with The Simpsons in puppet form. This means that there is an episode of The Simpsons where Katy Perry appears as a puppet version of herself. The other options, Jim Henson, Elmo, and Miley Cyrus, are not known for starring with The Simpsons in puppet form.

Springfield is the quintessential American town, serving as the backdrop for The Simpsons' satirical and humorous take on family life and societal norms. The town's ambiguous location and generic name contribute to its universality, making it relatable to viewers across different regions and cultures.

The last line of the episode "Lisa's Rival" is "My cat's breath smells like cat food." This line is a humorous remark made by Ralph Wiggum, a recurring character in The Simpsons. It is a non-sequitur statement that adds a comedic touch to the end of the episode.

The correct answer is false because Sideshow Bob is not on the cover of the Season 12 DVD.

The Sea of Milhouse is not a Simpsons episode. The other three options, Dial N for Nerder, Stop or My Dog Will Shoot, and Diatrube of a Mad House Wife, are all actual episode titles from the Simpsons.

The chalkboard gag for "Bart Gets an F" was "I will not encourage others to fly." This means that Bart had to write this sentence repeatedly on the chalkboard as a punishment. The reason behind this specific gag is not provided, but it could be interpreted as a humorous reminder for Bart to not promote or engage in risky behavior that could potentially harm others.