It's Only Rock and Roll Trivia Quiz

Answer: Backstreet Boys

The episode begins with Muffy watching the music video for "I Want it That Way" in her house with Francine. Muffy loves it. Francine calls the Backstreet Boys sell-outs. Muffy tells Francine that if she were in a band, she'd sell out too. Francine then leaves. After she leaves, she starts her own band to prove Muffy wrong.

Answer: U Stink

U Stink has Fern on lead vocals, Ms. MacGrady on keyboard, Binky on clarinet, Molly on guitar, and Francine on drums. They practice on the rooftop of Francine's apartment. A neighbor overhears them and shouts "You stink!" and that's how they get their band name.

Answer: Nothing but the Music

Francine writes the song. It's about not wanting to be rich and famous and just wanting to make great music. It becomes a big hit in Elwood City.

Answer: We Stink

They are mad that Francine rejected them for her band, so they form their own band and give their band a name similar to Francine's band. They make only one song which is simply titled "We Stink Song". Arthur plays the piano, Buster plays the tuba, and George sings. Arthur seems out of place because he is WAY more musically talented than George and Buster.

Answer: Francine

Francine sees her bandmates appearing on TV and doing an interview. The interviewer asks them if they'd like to go on tour with the Backstreet Boys. Fern says "I hope so. We love the Backstreet Boys." This enrages Francine because this breaks all of the rules that she set for the band. Her first rule was that they were supposed to hate the Backstreet Boys and other other sell-outs. Her second rule was that they weren't supposed to care about being popular. Her final rule was that she was the boss. The other band members did this interview without her permission, breaking her third rule, and Fern's comment breaks the other two rules.

The other band members try to convince her that they weren't selling out. They still wanted to do their own music but there's nothing wrong with doing your own music and becoming popular. Francine tries to disband U Stink. The other band members do not want the band to end. So, she quits. They replace her with a drum machine.

Answer: Muffy

After Francine quits, the other members continuously argue with each other over the sound of the band's song that Fern writes. To help them make a decision, they decide that they need a manager. They choose Muffy. She gets thrilled. She then fantasizes that she becomes the Backstreet Boys' manager. In her fantasy, she and they sing a song called "Manager of Your Dreams".

Answer: Nick Carter

At the beginning of the episode, Muffy tells Francine that she is not allowed to return to the Crosswire house until she apologizes to Nick. Later on, Muffy makes a music video for U Stink and sends it to the Backstreet Boys, hoping they will see it and want to meet her. She is devastated when she doesn't hear back from them within the next week.

Answer: Mr. Crosswire

Mr. Crosswire is the richest man in Elwood City, so he sponsors the Backstreet Boys concert there. He and Muffy are allowed backstage but only on the condition that they do not bother the Backstreet Boys. Muffy is devastated to learn that the Crosswires are less important to the world than the Backstreet Boys.

Answer: She bribes a roadie

She gives money to a roadie and tells him to make sure that Nick stays behind, which the roadie agrees to do. The roadies then lets the rest of the band go in one elevator but he forbids Nick from getting in the elevator with them. The roadie makes Nick get in the other elevator. Muffy gets in that elevator with him.

The roadie sabotages the elevator so it will not open, trapping Nick and Muffy inside. This gives Muffy a chance to present her management plan with him. He is not interested in that and all he wants is to get out of the elevator.

Answer: False

U Stink was not supposed to perform at the Backstreet Boys show. However, Nick got trapped in the elevator and the rest of the band refused to go onstage without him. Muffy calls her father, the sponsor, and tells him that U Stink is in the audience and they would like to perform. U Stink are quite surprised to hear that, but they come onstage and perform their song.

Answer: True

U Stink are very nervous when they perform in front of a huge crowd. It really shows in their performance of the first verse. The Backstreet Boys join them onstage and all of a sudden, they find their groove. The Backstreet Boys sing the second verse, except they wrote their own second verse so it's different from the one that Francine wrote.

Answer: They break up

Binky, Molly, and Ms. MacGrady quit the band right after the show. Binky does not want to be famous, Molly has a blister in her hand from playing too much guitar, and Ms. MacGrady is missing bingo. Fern and Francine want to continue, but majority rules.

Answer: False

Amazingly, an eight-year-old girl that bribes a roadie to separate Nick from his band mates AND gets him stuck in an elevator with her AND delays the show is not capable of impressing Nick Carter. Muffy's crush on him ends right there. Muffy and the roadie are lucky that Carter didn't call the police and press charges.

Answer: No

After the Backstreet Boys perform Francine's song with her, she realizes that they are great musicians. She then tells them that she used to think that they were terrible, but she knows that they are great musicians. She tells them to remember that making great music is more important than making popular music.

They are clearly unimpressed by the words of wisdom of an eight-year-old girl who has only written one song.

Answer: Yes

Nick Carter doesn't think so, but Howie Dorough finds Muffy's films and tells her that she will be a great manager some day. Muffy no longer has a crush on Nick and now she loves Howie. At the end of the episode, Muffy tells Francine that there will be a U Stink reunion tour with the Backstreet Boys five years later and Muffy will manage it.