In " Days of Future Future", Frink spends thirty years cloning Homer Simpson back to life until Homer uses up all the clones and is only able to store Homer's memory on the flash drive.
Burns' back, stating "Well, we're up to fifteen!". However, another episode set further in the future, " Lisa's Wedding", shows him alive and well as he leads a team trying to discover the cure for seventeen stab wounds in Mr.
In " Future-Drama", an episode set eight years into a possible future of Bart and Lisa's, a bespectacled skeleton dressed in a lab coat is observed hanging on a rope from a rafter in Frink's basement laboratory, indicating the professor has committed suicide in the interim (although this could be a clone or his aforementioned son), his death has gone unnoticed by family and friends. The contents of this article or section are considered to be non-canon and therefore may not have actually happened/existed. It is revealed that they do not have a good relationship, but since this episode is non-canon, it is unknown how well the younger Frink and his father actually get along. When his son crashes through a window during a demonstration of a remote-controlled airplane, he says "my wife is going to kill me", but his son is seen alive later (which means that either his son survived the airplane incident, or he has more than one son).įrink's father appears in Treehouse of Horror XIV. Professor Frink has more frequent contact with Lisa Simpson than the rest of the Simpson family because she is more interested in science and makes more frequent visits to places such as the Springfield Museum of Natural History and the Springfield Observatory.įrink has a wife (though they may be separated or divorced) and a young son who looks similar to him. He once predicted that computers would be so large and so expensive that only the five richest kings of Europe would own them, a paraphrase of Thomas J. In the 1960s, Professor Frink made napalm to drop on Da Nang. Frink has also discovered and cured "Frink's Disease" and discovered "Frinkonium." Some of Frink's inventions, such as the automatic phone dialer, work better than others, such as his radio-controlled plane, which carries babies as passengers under their parents' control, or a secure house that sprouts legs and runs away from potential danger (the legs of which often collapsed causing the house to crash to the ground and catch fire). Professor Frink is the inventor of, among other things, hamburger earmuffs, the flying motorcycle and the 8-month after pill. He is fond of flubber, a material with enhanced bounce properties, of which his basketball shoes are made. He is a member of the Springfield Mensa and a college professor at Springfield Heights Institute of Technology. įrink is said to have an IQ of 197 (199 before he sustained a concussion during the collapse of Springfield's brief intellectual junta). He is almost never seen without his glasses and has only taken them off once. He also occasionally refers to the importance of remembering to "carry the one" in various mathematical calculations. He has a trademark mannerism of using Tourettes-like gibberish when excited, such as "GLAYVIN!" and shouting other words that have no relevance to the situation at hand. Born in the 1950s, Frink is Springfield's local mad scientist.
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