1. "She's alive!"
   "So, what would you little maniacs like to do first?"
2. "Don't hate me because I'm beautiful."
   "Don't ruin the fantasy, okay?"

Lisa says it to Wyatt and Gary: "So, what would you little maniacs like to do first?"

1. the classic 1933 film "Dracula"
   the classic 1931 film "Frankenstein"
2. reading Mary Shelley's "Frankenstein"
   the classic 1933 film "The Invisible man"

Inspired by watching the classic 1931 film "Frankenstein," Gary suggests he and Wyatt simulate a girl on Wyatt's computer.

1. The Apple Lisa
   John Hughes' sister
2. Lisa of Wendy & Lisa from Prince's band The Revolution
   The Mona Lisa

Lisa's named after an computer, the Apple Lisa, which came out in 1983. The Lisa, which was named for Steve Jobs' daughter, is Apple's precursor to the Macintosh computer.

1. Apple III
   Commodore VIC-20
2. Memotech MTX512
   Texas Instruments TI-99

They use Wyatt's computer, which is a Memotech MTX512 with an FDX add-on. But they give it a powerful processing boost by hacking into a government system.

1. cover of 1984's Sports Illustrated swimsuit issue, featuring Paulina Porizkova
   a Playboy centerfold photo
2. a photo of David Lee Roth
   a Barbie doll

The guys use a Barbie doll dressed in a belly-baring white shirt and blue underwear as the model for Lisa.

1. "The Breakfast Club," "Sixteen Candles," "Weird Science"
   "Sixteen Candles," "The Breakfast Club," "Weird Science"
2. "Sixteen Candles," "Weird Science," "The Breakfast Club"
   "Weird Science," "The Breakfast Club," "Sixteen Candles"

The correct order, from oldest to newest release, is: "Sixteen Candles" (May 4, 1984), followed by "The Breakfast Club" (February 15, 1985) and then "Weird Science" (August 2, 1985).

1. 2 days
   2 weeks
2. 2 months
   2 years

Hughes is on record saying it only took him two days to write the "Weird Science" script.

1. "Cool Magic with Lisa"
   "Dream Woman"
2. "Electric Venus"
   "Oh, This Science"

In Japan "Weird Science" is called "Electric Venus." The other options are actual titles, too. In German, it's "Cool Magic with Lisa." In Swedish, it's "Dream Woman." And in Russian, it's "Oh, This Science."

1. Chicago
   Cincinnati
2. Cleveland
   Kankakee

Wyatt's parents travel to Cincinnati to meet Wyatt's sister's fiancé.

1. Chloe
   Deb
2. Hilly
   Jill

Wyatt's sister, whom we never meet, is named Chloe.

1. as "Rosie the Robot with breasts"
   as "Nanny with breasts"
2. as "Mary Poppins with breasts"
   as "Jane Eyre with breasts"

"Mary Poppins with breasts," is how Kelly LeBrock described her character.

1. a dirty ashtray
   a garbage can
2. a sheep's stomach
   a shoe

To quote Chet, talking to Gary and Wyatt, "How about a nice greasy pork sandwich served in a dirty ashtray."

1. Kim Alexis
   Christie Brinkley
2. Heather Locklear
   Kelly Emberg

It was a Kelly, but not Kelly LeBrock who was the first "Lisa." Although LeBrock was given the role first, she turned it down. Model Kelly Emberg played the character for three weeks before being replaced by LeBrock.

1. blue raspberry
   Coke
2. cherry
   pink lemonade

Max and Ian pour cherry ICEEs on Gary and Wyatt.

1. The Double Deuce
   The Kit Kat Klub
2. The Kebab and Calculator
   The Kandy Bar

When Lisa wants to have some fun, she, Gary, and Wyatt go to The Kandy Bar.

1. James Brown's "Reverend Cleophus James"
   Norman Alexander Gibbs and Al White's First and Second "Jive Dudes"
2. Richard Pryor's "Mudbone"
   Eddie Murphy's "Buckwheat"

Anthony Michael Hall and John Hughes were inspired to create this scene after watching and imitating "Mudbone," a Richard Pryor character.

1. "It's ceremonial."
   "I'm blowing your mind, aren't I?
2. "Relax, would you? We have $70 and a pair of girl's underpants."
   "Why are you messing with the fantasy?"

Why? "It's ceremonial."

1. 1959 Cadillac Series 62 convertible
   "Cheaper Taxi Company Inc" cab
2. Ferrari Mondial QV
   Porsche 944

While there was a Porsche in the movie, it was the 928 S, not the 944. The Porsche 944 did, though, appear in Hughes' "Sixteen Candles."

1. Albert Einstein
   Arnold Schwarzenegger
2. David Lee Roth
   Ludwig van Beethoven

Along with modelling shots of lips and legs, Gary and Wyatt use some unexpected images including Albert Einstein, David Lee Roth, and Beethoven. Arnold Schwarzenegger is not included.

1. Ethan Embry
   Jason Lively
2. Johnny Galecki
   Travis Greer

Each of these actors has played Russell "Rusty" Griswold, but it's Jason Lively who played the role in "European Vacation."

1. Glenbrook North High School
   Niles East High School
2. Ridgemont High
   Shermer High School

It's been torn down since, but shots of the exterior of Niles East High School in Skokie, Illinois, were used in all three.

1. "Mad Max"
   "Mad Max 2: The Road Warrior"
2. "Mad Max Beyond Thunderdome"
   "Mad Max: Fury Road"

As "Lord General," actor Vernon Wells reprised his character "Wez" from "Mad Max 2: The Road Warrior."

1. raining
   foggy
2. snowing
   windy

When Gary and Wyatt's second experiment goes wrong, it snows in Chet's room.

1. Woodfield Mall
   Water Tower Place
2. Oakbrook Center
   Northbrook Court Mall

Lisa waits for Wyatt and Gary outside of the real Northbrook Court Mall in Northbrook, Illinois.

1. a space-wide breeding program
   a coming-of-age story about two alien friends
2. a man builds a woman from a kit
   a man travels from 1985 to 1955

The story of "Made of the Future" is one about a man who builds himself a wife with a kit he picked up on a trip to the future.

1. "She Blinded Me With Science"
   "Space Oddity"
2. "Rocket Man"
   "Weird Science"

It's Oingo Boingo who sing the title track. Neither Elton John's "Rocket Man," David Bowie's "Space Oddity" nor Thomas Dolby's "She Blinded Me With Science" are in the movie.

1. dance
   music
2. painting
   photography

Before acting, Ilan Mitchell-Smith attended the Joffrey Ballet School.

1. a software engineer
   an entertinment lawyer
2. a professor of medieval English literature
   U.S. ambassador to Canada

After a brief career in acting, Ilan Mitchell-Smith became a professor of medieval English literature at Cal State Long Beach.

1. "You're out of shape. I'll kick your arse."
   "If you want be a party animal, you have to learn to live in the jungle."
2. "You know, your basic high school orgy type of thing."
   "Drop and give me 20."

After entering the gym, Lisa instructs the boys to drop and give her 20.

1. Northbrook, Illinois
   Shermer, Illinois
2. Shermerville, Illinois
   Skokie, Illinois

"Weird Science" and several other John Hughes' movies are set in fictional Shermer, Illinois. The name is based on Shermerville, the original name of the town Hughes grew up in.

1. "Gonna Fly Now," performed by Bill Conti
   "Love Missile F1-11," performed by Sigue Sigue Sputnik
2. "Pretty Woman," performed by Van Halen
   "Weird Science," performed by Oingo Boingo

The theme song to the movie "Rocky," "Gonna Fly Now," was used during the final scene, but was changed to "Weird Science" after the rights were lost.

1. Chet
   Lord General
2. Wyatt
   Lisa

According to Bill Paxton in an interview with AV Club, Hughes loved the Chet character and used him as a model for older brother Buzz McCallister in the "Home Alone" movies.

1. thought it would be a TV movie
   wasn't told it was happening
2. happened later than he expected
   happened earlier than he expected

After Hughes was unhelpful and unsupportive during the creation of both the "Ferris Bueller" and "Uncle Buck" sitcoms (which both premiered in 1990 and failed quickly thereafter), he wasn't personally told about the "Weird Science" TV series. It ended up running from 1994 to 1998.

1. more Chet
   more edgy comedy
2. more explosions
   more nudity

According to the 2013 announcement, both producer Joel Silver and writer Michael Bacall would return to give the remake an edgier voice.

1. "Madtv"
   "Saturday Night Live"
2. "The Tracey Ullman Show"
   "You Can't Do That on Television"

Anthony Michael Hall was an "SNL" cast member in 1985-1986 -- the very same time as Robert Downey, Jr.