I thought the ending of the episode was a bit anti-climatic, but I enjoyed the overall premise. That's "proof" enough to most people that you're better than others. No one questions it, because why would you? The test said so. Everyone still treats the test as undeniable proof that they're smarter than someone else (Homer, in this case). Homer's dumb, but he's not an idiot, and the only person who actually cared was Marge. When Lisa confronted Frink over Ralph's high score, Frink just dismissed it and offered to fudge the score because, again, the test doesn't mean anything, and no one wants to admit it. Homer tweeted his low score to everyone and everyone started treating him like a complete idiot. Frink Gets Testy Pictures and Photo Gallery - Check out just released Frink Gets Testy Pics, Images, Clips, Trailers, Production Photos and more from. He sings its praises, with a 1 and a 2, and a 3.14159, in one highlight of the episode. Lisa found out she scored less than Ralph and had a complete panic attack, and it turned out that Ralph scored that high on a fluke, because he was lucky. Frink is so happy about the PVQ he doesn’t just give a lecture. When he tests the town for worthiness, Marge is dismayed when Bart comes out on the bottom. Episode Synopsis: Burns fears the end of the world and builds a cosmic ark.
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Download It Get 'Frink Gets Testy' from iTunes. And when you try to point out that IQ tests don't mean anything, they become incredibly defensive because they seriously can't handle the idea that they aren't better than everyone else. Frink Gets Testy has charted in the following countries: United States, Canada and Australia.
Yet, people treat them as some sort of divine scripture, that if you somehow score high on an IQ test you're better than everyone else.
IQ tests, no matter what you count, are complete bunk IQ tests are basically those "which character are you" quizzes you find on Facebook, generated by pretentious dickwads to help feed the superiority complex of other pretentious dickwads. The episode really hit something I've argued about on Reddit before, which was that, surprise, you can't boil "intelligence" or "usefulness" down to a number and pretend it actually means something. I thought that was the point it was just another IQ test.
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