DQ (though I SHOULD know that!)
Not Kenneth Starr
Not Hank Ketchum (I asked him during an "H" round).
DQ (though I SHOULD know that!)
Not Kenneth Starr
Not Hank Ketchum (I asked him during an "H" round).
[QUOTE=Erictelevision;256202]1. Real
2.Male
3.American
4.Living
/QUOTE]
Here's more for you.
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Previous IQs:
Were you a Federal cavalry commander after whom a New Jersey town was named? - Phil Kearney.
Were you an independent counsel who plagued Bill Clinton? - Yes, Ken Starr.
Did you draw Dennis the Menace? - Yes, Hank Ketchum.
DQ:
Last name starts with K?
IQs:
Have you played a young sports star, a government official's child and a collector of vinyl records?
Were you a Hollywood director with a "royal" name?
Did Robert Lawson write about your (fictional) cat McDermott?
Not Kevin Smith (might be wrong)
Not King Crimson (DEFINITELY wrong)
DQ
1.Real
2.Male
3.Living
4.American
5.1st initial "K"
Previous IQs:
Have you played a young sports star, a government official's child and a collector of vinyl records? - Keira Knightley, in Bend It Like Beckham, Pirates of the Caribbean and Seeking a Friend for the End of the World.
Were you a Hollywood director with a "royal" name? - King Vidor.
Did Robert Lawson write about your (fictional) cat McDermott? - Capt. Kidd: http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/...4,203,200_.jpg. Now out of print, but very good.
DQs:
Born since 1964?
Best known the arts, broadly defined?
One DQ reserved.
IQs:
Were you Reagan's last White House chief of staff?
Did you play J.R. Ewing's business rival?
Did you stand to Watson's left?
Not Jeanne Kirkpatrick (MAYBE he recalled her from NYC)
Not Ken Kercheval
DQ (no guess)
More DQ information for youOriginally posted by Erictelevision
Previous IQs:
Were you Reagan's last White House chief of staff? - Kenneth Duberstein.
Did you play J.R. Ewing's business rival? - Yes, Ken Kercheval (sp?).
Did you stand to Watson's left? - Ken Jennings:
Ken x3!
DQs:
Best known for visual arts?
Has won a top award in his field?
IQs:
Were you the star of a show about a teacher?
Were you that teacher?
Does your girlfriend have a violent temper and like to use French?
I SO SHOULD HAVE GOT THAT!!
I am indeed Ken Jennings!
Woohoo! Thanks. Have you read his book Brainiac? It's a lot of fun - he's a very engaging, witty writer: http://www.amazon.com/Brainiac-Adven...s=ken+jennings
OK, our next letter is
E
Have at you!
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No, I haven't yet. Saw his geography book talk on CSPAN.
IQ: Are you me?
IQ2: Are you the most famous "Littlest Cancer Patient"?
IQ3: Did your dad name a car make after you?
I am not Erictelevision, dunno, and not Edsel Ford.
Einar Gustafson (Better known as "Jimmy")
DQ: Real?
IQ: Are you the namesake of a boat whose sinking was immortalized in song?
IQ2: Are you the NFL QB who ended the Patriots pursuit of perfection?
IQ3: Were you the SS on an all time great NFL defense?
Not Edmund Fitzgerald, not John Elway and dunno.
E.
1. real
Eli Manning won SB XLII Pats were going for 19-0
Ed Reed for the Ravens
DQ: Male?
DQ2: Living?
IQ: Are you a former QB now serving as your team's GM?
IQ2: Were you a amigo of Castro who died in Bolivia?
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Dunno the GM; not Ernesto "Che" Guevara.
E.
1. real
2. male
3. dead
http://minlyn.talons43.ca/files/2015...te-500x500.jpg
http://www.northernsun.com/images/imagelarge/4272.jpg
That was John Elway
DQ: American?
IQ: Are you a sportscaster, whose signature catchphrase is,"Oh my."?
IQ2: Were you a young boy forceably repatriated to Cuba?
IQ3: Did Bill Veeck use you a controversial pinch-hitter?
Dunno, not Elian Gonzales, not the midget whose name escapes me.
E.
1. real
2. male
3. dead
4. not American
Dick Enberg
Eddie Gaedel
DQ: Died after 1900?
DQ2: European?
IQ: Are you CF who departed the Nation for the Empire?
IQ2: Were you a top Swedish tennis player in the 80s?
IQ3: Were you the iconic coach of Grambling football?
Dunno any of those. Take three DQs.
E.
1. real
2. male
3. dead
4. not American
5. died before 1900
6. European
Jacoby Ellsbury
Stefan Edberg
Eddie Robinson
DQ: Died after 1850?
DQ2: In Arts?
DQ3: From traditional NATO country?
IQ: Are you the most famous mountaineer in history?
IQ2: Are you the greatest WWII German general?
IQ3: Did tou take the famous V-J picture in Times Square?
Never heard of 'em. 'Salright, though.
Not Sir Edmund Hilary, not Erwin Rommel (both encomiums a matter of debate, I suppose), or Eddie... Adams?
E.
1. real
2. male
3. dead
4. not American
5. died before 1900
6. European
7. died after 1850
8. not in the Arts
9. from a traditional NATO country
Eddie Robinson was the coach. What's an "ecomium"?
DQ: Military/Political figure?
IQ: Was your shrink a victim of the "Plumbers"?
IQ2: Are you MA native who made New Orleans cuisine famous?
IQ3: Was your psychiatric disorder a barrier to being VP?
Alfred Eisenstaedt took the V-J picture.
DQ reserved
There's this crazy thing the kids these days are all calling a "dictionary": http://www.dictionary.com/browse/encomium?s=t
Not Daniel Ellsberg, dunno, and not Thomas Eagleton (dumped by McGovern in '72).
E.
1. real
2. male
3. dead
4. not American
5. died before 1900
6. European
7. died after 1850
8. not in the Arts
9. from a traditional NATO country
10. not a political/military figure
You don't have to be smug! An answer was sufficient.
The chef is Fall River native Emeril Lagasse
DQ: Scientist?
IQ: Were you a Clinton Cabinet member who share a last name with a sports award?
IQ2: Did you score the most famous goal in Olympic hockey history?
IQ3: Were you the spokesman for Publishers Clearinghouse?
Smug? Moi? Perish the thought!
Dunno the Cabinet member or the hockey player; not Ed McMahon.
E.
1. real
2. male
3. dead
4. not American
5. died before 1900
6. European
7. died after 1850
8. not in the Arts
9. from a traditional NATO country
10. not a political/military figure
11. not a scientist
Not as his job is usually considered, anyway.
Mike Espy at Agriculture
Mike Eruzione in the "Miracle"
Does your comment refer to 11?
2 DQs reserved
DQ: Something named after him?
DQ reserved
IQ: Was your assassination attempt the most watched episode in your show's history?
IQ2: Were you a Nazi kidnapped by Mossad, subsequently executed as a war criminal?
IQ3: Were you a record setting RB turned TV cop?
Not J.R. Ewing, Adolf Eichmann, and dunno.
Yes, that was the only DQ answer supplied in that post.
E.
1. real
2. male
3. dead
4. not American
5. died before 1900
6. European
7. died after 1850
8. not in the Arts
9. from a traditional NATO country
10. not a political/military figure
11. not a scientist
12. something named after him
Ed Marinaro ("Hill Street Blues ")
DQ: Namesake of something tangible?
IQ: Are you best known as "Ponch"?
IQ2: Was your WSOP loss immortalized in the film "Rounders"?
IQ3: Were you Obama's 1st AG?
Ah, yes, I remember Ed from Hill Street Blues - Officer Lucy Bates's partner. I'd forgotten his football past.
Dunno the first two; not Eric Holder.
E.
1. real
2. male
3. dead
4. not American
5. died before 1900
6. European
7. died after 1850
8. not in the Arts
9. from a traditional NATO country
10. not a political/military figure
11. not a scientist
12. something named after him
13. namesake of something tangible
Erik Estrada ("Chips")
Erik Seidel
DQ: Inventor?
DQ2: From a Protestant country?
IQ: Did your invention save American slavery from insolvency?
IQ2: Did you play the mom on "Silver Spoons"?
IQ3: Were you a bartender better known as "Coach"?
BTW: Ed Marinaro played at Cornell, held the record for rushing yards per game.
D'oh! Shoulda got Erik Estrada.
Not Eli Whitney, dunno and dunno.
E.
1. real
2. male
3. dead
4. not American
5. died before 1900
6. European
7. died after 1850
8. not in the Arts
9. from a traditional NATO country
10. not a political/military figure
11. not a scientist
12. something named after him
13. namesake of something tangible
14. not an inventor
15. from a Protestant country
As to #15, I guess you could say that. Probably the least-bad answer to that DQ.
Erin Gray
Ernie "Coach" Pantuso from "Cheers"
DQ: Businessman?
DQ2: From Low Country?
IQ: Did you have the longest time as First Lady?
IQ2: Did your Christmas Eve nightmare lead to an epiphany?
IQ3: Are you a former Jets and Browns coach?
Just noticed I have a reserved DQ. Will ask once you answer the 2 outstanding
Not Eleanor Roosevelt, Ebenezer Scrooge or... John Elway?
E.
1. real
2. male
3. dead
4. not American
5. died before 1900
6. European
7. died after 1850
8. not in the Arts
9. from a traditional NATO country
10. not a political/military figure
11. not a scientist
12. something named after him
13. namesake of something tangible
14. not an inventor
15. from a Protestant country
16. not a businessman
17. not from a Low Country
As defined here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Low_Countries
I'd add Luxembourg to the definition, but that's just me.
Eric Mangini was the coach
DQ: Athlete?
DQ2: Award winner?
IQ: Are you the greatest speed skater of all time?
IQ2: Are you the coach of the Miami Heat?
IQ3: Did you beat Columbus to the New World by 400 years?
Not Eric Heiden, dunno, and not Erik the Red.
E.
1. real
2. male
3. dead
4. not American
5. died before 1900
6. European
7. died after 1850
8. not in the Arts
9. from a traditional NATO country
10. not a political/military figure
11. not a scientist
12. something named after him
13. namesake of something tangible
14. not an inventor
15. from a Protestant country
16. not a businessman
17. not from a Low Country (incl. Luxembourg)
18. not an athlete
19. was an award winner, in a sense
Was thinking Leif Ericson, but I think your answer is more right.
The coach is Erik Spoelstra
DQ: French?
DQ2: Architect?
IQ: Is the most famous site in Paris named for you?
Not Claude Eiffel.
E.
1. real
2. male
3. dead
4. not American
5. died before 1900
6. European
7. died after 1850
8. not in the Arts
9. from a traditional NATO country
10. not a political/military figure
11. not a scientist
12. something named after him
13. namesake of something tangible
14. not an inventor
15. from a Protestant country
16. not a businessman
17. not from a Low Country (incl. Luxembourg)
18. not an athlete
19. was an award winner, in a sense
20. not French
(See DQ15; France is usually regarded as a Catholic country)
21. not an architect
OK, ask your "Are your Firstname Lastname?" question in the next 24 hours, please.
You're quite correct that France is regarded as a Catholic country.
Hmm..time to ponder
My (wrong) guess: Are you Erasmus?
I am not Erasmus. I am, rather,
George Everest
after whom the tallest mountain in the world is named: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/George_Everest
What category DOES he fit? GREAT pick BTW.
Cartographer? Civil servant?
Thanks. Our next letter is
J
Where does the time go....George Everest is a great choice.
1. Are you the founder of a well known cartoon town, which is named after you?
2. Have you been played by such people as Cesar Romero and Mark Hamill?
3. Did your triumphant song call you "The Mighty" even though in reality you weren't?
In the land of the blind, the one-arm man is king.
IQ: Are you a supermodel dating a tennis star?
IQ2: Are you a TV actress who got her start living in the "Real World"?
IQ3: Are you a mystery author and amateur detective?
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