Submit your trivia question for the 25th Anniversary trivia game

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Calling all fans of The Simpsons! Cardinal Games invites you to submit your very own trivia questions inspired by 25 years of The Simpsons.

300 fans’ winning questions will be selected and included in the first “fan edition” of The Simpsons Trivia Game.

Questions will be accepted from March 27 - April 19, 2013 Questions must be based on Seasons 1 thru 24 of The Simpsons Questions received may also be considered for subsequent game editions If your question is selected as a winner…

Your name will be placed alongside your trivia question in the game! You will receive a complimentary copy of the game, available this September! ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Hey, R Flowers, good to see you back. I dig your posts.

Armillaria caligata wrote in news:80821f47- [email]:

Why are you digging posts? Building a fence?

Thanks, I dig yours too!

I use Google Groups, and they make it hard to get here. :)

-- R Flowers

BTW, my question :

In the episode "Bart's Dog Gets an F", who voiced the dog trainer, Miss Winthrop?

Can you get it without looking it up?

-- R Flowers

I can't remember her name, but the Simpsons got their start on her show.

On Friday, April 12, 2013 2:40:38 PM UTC-5, [email] wrote:

Exactly right, it's Tracy Ullman. (sp?)

Oh, do you guys think this question is too hard, too easy, or about right for a commercial trivia game?

It may be a little too easy for Gen Xers who recall seeing OFF on Ullman's show. OTOH, I doubt the 25-and-under people would get it. You might try asking about something from the Ullman shows, like the name of the animated shrink who was featured on Ullman along with OFF. (I know it only because I watched Ullman from when it premiered to see OFF.) Something about Phil Hartman's more obscure characters may work as well.

Armillaria caligata wrote in news:[email]:

The name of the series is "The Simpsons." Calling it OFF is silly and presumptuous.

Once Upon A Time, Armillaria caligata wrote:

Or..."What is the title of the episode in which Homer dances and sings 'a-hoka, a-doka, a pooka gooka dooka'" (Or something with that same cadence.)

I'll send a free lollipop to anyone who can answer THAT one.

** Captain Infinity