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Hank Azaria, Kevin Michael Richardson, Harry Shearer, and Yeardley Smith in The Simpsons (1989)

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They Saved Lisa's Brain

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MENSA isn't an exclusive club for highly intelligent people, although the members have done an excellent job of convincing everyone that it is. In reality, membership to MENSA is a paid subscription. It entitles customers to a membership card they can show off, a magazine and a newsletter that's mostly just a calendar of lectures and seminars. And the minimum IQ for membership is only 132.

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When it's revealed that in the event of the mayor's abdication a group of "learned citizens" shall take over she says, "there's no one more learned than us." This is grammatically incorrect. It should be "there's no one more learned than we."

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The joke on Comic Book Guy's t-shirt, a reference to DOS, has forward slashes (/) instead of backslashes (\\). DOS used backslashes.
Stephen Hawking says he has a 280 IQ. It was 160.

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