Natalee Holloway
Correct
Hank Azaria
DQ: From Film/TV?
DQ reserved
IQ: Are you the MLB player promoted as the next big thing, only to be eclipsed by Mike Trout?
IQ2: Were you fired from your eponymous sitcom during the 80s?
IQ3: Did you set up internet stings to entrap pedophiles?
Hagrid sounds like the "Potter" version of Deep Throat.
Hmm. Never thought that about Hagrid.
Dunno x3.Originally posted by Erictelevision
H.
1. fictional
2. male
3. would be dead now, if real
4. American
5. created by Americans
6. not originally from film/TV
Bryce Harper
Valerie Harper
Chris Hansen
DQ: Created after 1900?
DQ: From Literature?
2 DQs reserved
IQ: Are you the supermodel married to the most overrated player in MLB history?
IQ2: Were you a worthy successor to Jack Nicholson?
IQ3: Are you the goalie on the Women's National soccer team?
The first two questions are rather subjective, but not Halle Berry, Gene Hackman or... dunno.
H.
1. fictional
2. male
3. would be dead now, if real
4. American
5. created by Americans
6. not originally from film/TV
7. created after 1900
8. not from Literature
Hannah Jeter (Married to Derek)
Heath Ledger (took over the role of The Joker). (Thought you'd get that FOR SURE)
Hope Solo
DQ: Main creator born before 1950?
DQ2: From a visual medium?
DQ3: Created before 1950?
DQ4: Adapted for screen/TV?
DQ reserved
Ah, all good ones! You got me.
H.
1. fictional
2. male
3. would be dead now, if real
4. American
5. created by Americans
6. not originally from film/TV
7. created after 1900
8. not from Literature
9. main creator born before 1950
10. from a visual medium
11. created after 1950
12. adapted for screen/TV
IQ: Are you a below average nuclear safety inspector?
IQ2: Are you a space pirate who teamed up with a pair of siblings to defeat the Force?
IQ3: Are you the UN Secretary General who perished in plane crash, which many believe was an asassination?
DQ: From a comic/manga?
Not Homer J. Simpson ("Simpson, eh?"), Han Solo (did you mean the Empire and not the Force?) or Dag Hammerskjold (sp?).
H.
1. fictional
2. male
3. would be dead now, if real
4. American
5. created by Americans
6. not originally from film/TV
7. created after 1900
8. not from Literature
9. main creator born before 1950
10. from a visual medium
11. created after 1950
12. adapted for screen/TV
13. not from a comic/manga
Yeah, I OBVIOUSLY meant the Empire! :face palm:
If you hadn't got the first one, and I revealed the answer, I hope you would've said, "D'oh!"
IQ: Did you allegedly hide documents in a pumpkin?
IQ2: Were you a Texas founding father after whom the 4th largest city in America is named after?
IQ3: Was the voice actor associated with your most famous character recently fired?
Last edited by Erictelevision; 27 Jul 2017 at 11:58 PM. Reason: Clarifying detail
BTW: I think you nailed Dag's last name spelling.
Not Alger Hiss (a law school classmate of my grandfather's), the great Sam Houston or Jim Henson (I hear the most recent Kermit puppeteer got the axe).
I see I was one letter off ol' Dag's last name - should "mar" and not "mer."
Last edited by Elendil's Heir; 28 Jul 2017 at 11:34 AM.
3 for 3 of course.
IQ: Were you the little person who was happy to see "the plane, the plane"?
IQ2: Did you create Dennis the Menace?
IQ3: Did you spend your childhood in an idyllic NC town, and your teen years (MANY years later) in Milwaukee?
Not Herve Villachaize (sp again?), Hank Ketcham or Ron Howard.
Once again, 3 for 3. I also think you nailed Tattoo's spelling.
IQ: Are you the golfer who famously hoped he picked the right club?
IQ2: Are you another golfer who earned your rhyming nickname after missing a putt at the Masters?
IQ3: Are you a race car driver once married to the most famous Kentucky hoops fan?
Misidentified the driver
Dunno x3 anyway.
Hal Sutton (he hit an approach shot, and exclaimed,"be the right club today.")
Scott Hoch ("Hoch as in choke")
Helio Castronevas (BTW, Dario Frachetti was married to Ashley Judd)
DQ: Adapted for a movie?
DQ2: Won major awards?
DQ3: Originally from cartoon?
H.
1. fictional
2. male
3. would be dead now, if real
4. American
5. created by Americans
6. not originally from film/TV
7. created after 1900
8. not from Literature
9. main creator born before 1950
10. from a visual medium
11. created after 1950
12. adapted for screen/TV
13. not from a comic/manga
14. adapted for a movie
15. won major awards
16. not originally from cartoon
IQ: Did you front the band that started out backing up Linda Ronstadt?
IQ2: Were you the famously demagogue southern governor who almost challenged FDR?
IQ3: Were you the would-be assasin obsessed with Jodie Foster?
Dunno, not Huey Long, and not John Hinckley.
Don Henley (that's how The Eagles got their start)
DQ: Were those awards Oscars?
IQ: Were you Lincoln's original VP?
IQ2: Did you appear in one of the first mainstream movies to depict male homosexuality, later appearing on "L.A. LAW"?
IQ3: Were you the loquacious coach who won SB IV?
Not Hannibal Hamlin, Harry Hamlin or George Hallas.
H.
1. fictional
2. male
3. would be dead now, if real
4. American
5. created by Americans
6. not originally from film/TV
7. created after 1900
8. not from Literature
9. main creator born before 1950
10. from a visual medium
11. created after 1950
12. adapted for screen/TV
13. not from a comic/manga
14. adapted for a movie
15. won major awards
16. not originally from cartoon
17. movie won one Oscar
Halas never coached a SB. That was Hank Stram. (The camera was on him more than the game, seemingly)
DQ: Was it a marquee Oscar?
IQ: Were you the NFL Founding Father who died on Halloween?
IQ2: Are you the POTUS credited with popularizing the term "Founding Father"?
IQ3: Were you the mastermind behind the scandal, which my celebrity crush was peripherally relevant to, that brought your sport its biggest mainstream coverage to that point?
Last edited by Erictelevision; 01 Aug 2017 at 12:01 AM.
Dunno, not Herbert Hoover and dunno.
H.
1. fictional
2. male
3. would be dead now, if real
4. American
5. created by Americans
6. not originally from film/TV
7. created after 1900
8. not from Literature
9. main creator born before 1950
10. from a visual medium
11. created after 1950
12. adapted for screen/TV
13. not from a comic/manga
14. adapted for a movie
15. won major awards
16. not originally from cartoon
17. movie won one Oscar
18. not a marquee Oscar
George Halas ('83)
Warren G Harding. (I already covered Hoover)
Tonya Harding (the Nancy Kerrigan debacle)
DQ: Created after 2000?
DQ2: Financial success?
DQ ceded because, that gets me to 20
H.
1. fictional
2. male
3. would be dead now, if real
4. American
5. created by Americans
6. not originally from film/TV
7. created after 1900
8. not from Literature
9. main creator born before 1950
10. from a visual medium
11. created after 1950
12. adapted for screen/TV
13. not from a comic/manga
14. adapted for a movie
15. won major awards
16. not originally from cartoon
17. movie won one Oscar
18. not a marquee Oscar
19. created before 2000
20. big financial success
Ask your other earned DQ, if you like.
Thanks!
DQ: From the Sci-Fi or Fantasy genre?
H.
1. fictional
2. male
3. would be dead now, if real
4. American
5. created by Americans
6. not originally from film/TV
7. created after 1900
8. not from Literature
9. main creator born before 1950
10. from a visual medium
11. created after 1950
12. adapted for screen/TV
13. not from a comic/manga
14. adapted for a movie
15. won major awards
16. not originally from cartoon
17. movie won one Oscar
18. not a marquee Oscar
19. created before 2000
20. big financial success
21. not from the Sci-Fi or Fantasy genre
Ask your "Are you Firstname Lastname?" question by noon EST tomorrow, please.
Given I'll probably forget about this, my (bad) guess:
Horatio Hornblower
No, Hornblower was from literature and was created by a Brit IIRC.
I was thinking of Prof.
Harold Hill
The con-man antihero, eventually redeemed, of the musical and later movie adaptations of The Music Man: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Music_Man
I'll start the next round soon.
Knew title, but was completely unfamiliar with the actual plot.. Eagerly awaiting the next letter.
I also didn't actually think it was a Horatio.
Here's the best song IMHO from The Music Man - Hill (Robert Preston) is the man on the right:
Our next letter is
I
IQ: Were you the longtime moderator of "Washington Week in Review"?
IQ2: Are you the dancer injured by your scarf?
IQ3: Was your boss obsessed with the animal that crippled him?
Not Angela Ifill, Isadora Duncan or Ishmael (in Moby-Dick).
Her first name was Gwen, but 3 for 3.
IQ: Were you a notable 19th c. Philosopher?
IQ2: Are you Harrison Ford's 2nd most famous role?
IQ3: Are you a Miami-based "Around the Horn" panelist?
Not Immanuel Kant, not Indiana Jones, and dunno.
Israel Guitierrez
DQ: Real?
IQ: Did you play Ted Danson's cousin/lover in a movie?
IQ2: Did you play Drew Carey's coworker/frenemy on his sitcom?
IQ3: Are you the British actor in a May/December same-sex relationship?
Dunno x3.
I.
1. real
Isabella Rossellini ("Cousins")
Ian Gomez
Ian McKellan
DQ: Living?
DQ2: Male?
DQ3: American?
IQ: Are you the Polish pianist turned politician?
IQ2: Did you rely on wax to keep you aloft, forgetting that wax melts?
IQ3: Were you the Far Eastern First Lady with a serious shoe habit?
Last edited by Erictelevision; 05 Aug 2017 at 08:55 PM. Reason: Forgot my DQs
:Nongame question: are you using Harold in the Dope Botticelli game?
No, I'm not using Prof. Hill again over there.
Not Ignatz Paderewski (sp?), Icarus or Imelda Marcos.
I.
1. real
2. dead
3. male
4. American
3 for 3.
IQ: Are you poet daughter of a South American dictator?
IQ2: Did you help revitalize one of the Big 3 carmakers during the 80s?
IQ3: Were you the pizza guy who owned 2 Motown sports teams?
Not Isabel Allende (I thought she was a distant cousin, not the daugher), Lee Iacocca or... dunno.
She may be (that's who I meant anyway)
Correct
Mike Illich. (He founded Little Caesars, owned the Tigers and Red Wings)
DQ: Died after 1900?
IQ: Were you a medieval Catholic leader whose religious order gave its name to many colleges?
IQ2: Were you a major Cabinet member under FDR?
IQ3: Were you a major African dictator during the 70s?
Not Ignatius Loyola, Harold Ickes or Idi Amin.
I.
1. real
2. dead
3. male
4. American
5. died before 1900
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