Let's play Botticelli!

Previous IQs:

A mythic blacksmith, did you also go by the name Vulcan? - Hephaestus.
Were you originally described as bucktoothed and frizzy-haired? - Described, not designed (and I don't know if that's true of Howdy Doody). This was Hermione Granger, in the Harry Potter books.
Did your future husband forget his name when he first met you? - Yes, Hillary Clinton, on the occasion when they first met at Yale Law School.

DQs:

American?
Would be alive today, if real?

IQs:

Were you FDR's cadaverous but trusted aide?
Were you the victor at Agincourt?
Were you a PM who was fond of sailing?

Not:
Harry Hopkins
Henry IV
DQ

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1. Fictional
2. Male
3. Last initial "H"
4. Not American
5. Would be living, if real

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Previous IQs:

Were you FDR's cadaverous but trusted aide? - Yes, Harry Hopkins.
Were you the victor at Agincourt? - Not Henry IV, but his son, Henry V.
Were you a PM who was fond of sailing? - Edward Heath of the UK.

DQs:

European?
First appeared in print?

IQs:

Were you Shakespeare's wife?
Are you an actress who shares that name?
Did you have to clean the Augean stables?

The stables were a labor of Hercules, who I am not

DQfor the Bard references

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1. Fictional
2. Male
3. Last initial "H"
4. Not American
5. Would be living, if real
6. Not European
7. Not from print

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Previous IQs:

Were you Shakespeare's wife? - Anne Hathaway
Are you an actress who shares that name? - Ditto
Did you have to clean the Augean stables? - Yes, Hercules

DQs:

From the Northern Hemisphere?
First appeared before 1964?

IQs:

Would no one rid you of "that meddlesome priest"?
Did your creator deny that he meant to insult a particular company in naming you?
Have you played a NASA executive, a keeper of secrets and boyfriend of a designer?

3 DQs

1.Fictional
2.Male
3.Last initial "H"
4.Not American
5.Would be living, if real
6.Not European
7.Not from print
8.From Northern Hemisphere
9.First appearance AFTER 1964

Previous IQs:

Would no one rid you of "that meddlesome priest"? - King Henry II of England, allegedly complaining about Thomas Becket.
Did your creator deny that he meant to insult a particular company in naming you? - Arthur C. Clarke denied that HAL 9000 was intended to be "one letter better" than IBM.
Have you played a NASA executive, a keeper of secrets and boyfriend of a designer? - Hal Holbrook, in Capricorn One, All the President's Men and Designing Women.

DQs:

From Eastern Hemisphere?: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eastern_Hemisphere
First appeared in movie?
Generally considered "good guy"?

IQs:

Despite your high post, were you called a "glorified clerk" by your boss?
Was your home Spiegel Grove?
Were you a failed SCOTUS nominee by Nixon?

Not Harry Ellsworth (Nixon's SCOTUS pick)

2 DQS

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1.Fictional
2.Male
3.Last initial "H"
4.Not American
5.Would be living, if real
6.Not European
7.Not from print
8.From Northern Hemisphere
9.Only appearance AFTER 1964
10.Not from Eastern Hemisphere
11.Not from a movie
12.Guess he's a "good guy"

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Previous IQs:

Despite your high post, were you called a "glorified clerk" by your boss? - Henry Halleck, U.S. Army chief of staff during the Civil War
Was your home Spiegel Grove? - Rutherford B. Hayes: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spiegel_Grove
Were you a failed SCOTUS nominee by Nixon? - Nixon never nominated anyone named Harry Ellsworth; this was Haynesworth.

Three DQs reserved.

Misremembered the last name!! Duh!!

DQs:

Only appeared on TV?
Human?

One DQ reserved.

IQs:

Are you credited with an early design for the U.S. flag?
Were you VPOTUS from 1861-1865?
Is a noted wall named after you?

DQ
Not Hannibal Hamlin
Not Hadrian

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1.Fictional
2.Male
3.Last initial "H"
4.Not American
5.Would be living, if real
6.Not European
7.Not from print
8.From Northern Hemisphere
9.Only appearance AFTER 1964
10.Not from Eastern Hemisphere
11.Not from a movie
12.Guess he's a "good guy"
13.Only from TV
14.Human

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Previous IQs:

Are you credited with an early design for the U.S. flag? - Francis Hopkinson: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Franci...ag_controversy
Were you VPOTUS from 1861-1865? - Yes, Hannibal Hamlin, Republican of Maine.
Is a noted wall named after you? - Yes, the Emperor Hadrian.

DQ:

In a TV series still in production?

IQs:

Were you a grumpy old British barrister?
Did ELO sing about you and your unlikely romance?
Were you "the Happy Warrior"?

Not the Happy Warrior, Hubert Humphrey.

DQ for other guys

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1.Fictional
2.Male
3.Last initial "H"
4.Not American
5.Would be living, if real
6.Not European
7.Not from print
8.From Northern Hemisphere
9.Only appearance AFTER 1964
10.Not from Eastern Hemisphere
11.Not from a movie
12.Guess he's a "good guy"
13.Only from TV
14.Human
15.Show I was on has been revived

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Previous IQs:

Were you a grumpy old British barrister? - Horace Rumpole, "Rumpole of the Bailey"
Did ELO sing about you and your unlikely romance? - Horace Wimp
Were you "the Happy Warrior"? - Yes, Hubert H. Humphrey.

DQs:

Played by same actor in revival?
Canadian?

IQs:

Were you Lincoln's youngest personal aide?
Did the NYT's Linda Greenhouse write a bio of you?
Did you adopt Matilda?

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1.Fictional
2.Male
3.Last initial "H"
4.Not American
5.Would be living, if real
6.Not European
7.Not from print
8.From Northern Hemisphere
9.Only appearance AFTER 1964
10.Not from Eastern Hemisphere
11.Not from a movie
12.Guess he's a "good guy"
13.Only from TV
14.Human
15.Show I was on has been revived
16.Character did not return in revival
17.Canadian

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1. Not future SoS John Hay
2. Not Hugo Black (educated guess)
3. Not Henry Huggins (uneducated guess)

Answer 9 means 16 was a waste IMO. (That's kinda a hint)

Hmm. I don't know Canadian TV and suspect I won't recognize the name.

Previous IQs:

Were you Lincoln's youngest personal aide? - Yes, John Hay, whose grave I have visited.
Did the NYT's Linda Greenhouse write a bio of you? - Close; it was Harry Blackmun.
Did you adopt Matilda? - Miss Honey, in the book and movie Matilda.

DQ:

Lead character?
Are you in DeGrassi?

IQ:

Were you McKinley's kingmaker?

Don't remember McKinley's mentor

DQ

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1.Fictional
2.Male
3.Last initial "H"
4.Not American
5.Would be living, if real
6.Not European
7.Not from print
8.From Northern Hemisphere
9.Only appearance AFTER 1964
10.Not from Eastern Hemisphere
11.Not from a movie
12.Guess he's a "good guy"
13.Only from TV
14.Human
15.Show I was on has been revived
16.Character did not return in revival
17.Canadian
18.Not a Degrassi cast member
19.Lead character in part of show he appears in

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Previous IQ:

Were you McKinley's kingmaker? - Marcus Hanna

One DQ reserved.

Hmm. Not sure who this person is. I'll PM CIAS and see if he wants to take a crack at it.

KNEW Mark Hanna!! ;) This guy might be tad obscure if you weren't a fan of show. (HINT)

Hmmm. The only Canadian show I remember is the one about the Mountie. So I'm stuffed on this one.

:(

Want to use my final DQ, CIAS?

Sure -I'll give it a go.

DQ. Show revived in the two years?

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1.Fictional
2.Male
3.Last initial "H"
4.Not American
5.Would be living, if real
6.Not European
7.Not from print
8.From Northern Hemisphere
9.Only appearance AFTER 1964
10.Not from Eastern Hemisphere
11.Not from a movie
12.Guess he's a "good guy"
13.Only from TV
14.Human
15.Show I was on has been revived
16.Character did not return in revival
17.Canadian
18.Not a Degrassi cast member
19.Lead character in part of show he appears in
20.Revival began more than 2 years ago

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I don't know enough Canadian TV to even come up with an "Are you Firstname Lastname?" question, so I'm out for this round.

And if you don't mind my asking, Eric, why do you use the "Reply with quote" function for DQs? Why not just cut and paste?

Too much of a dummy to c+p. :(

Any last guesses?

Dummy? Not so. Perish the thought.

Anyway, I'm stumped, and I give up.

Okay, I'll cop to not tech savvy.

Anyway: I am CAPTAIN HAIR The "superhero" from the Drew Carey-era "WLiiA"

Your new letter is K

Never heard of him (or her). CIAS?

Nope. I have no clue who this person is. Have you got a good link?

As neither of us knew of him (or her), would you like to start the next round, CIAS?

Given the slightly small playing population, it was always likely to happen.

I'm fine with either of you starting, just remember I'm British so I'm unlikely to guess the more obscure ones.

Okay

The letter is K

I think we should all play names that will be familiar worldwide. I've certainly tried to do so.

IQs:

Are you arguably the best-known person from Riverside, Iowa?
Did your wife call you "Bunny"?
Are you that wife?

DQ
Not JFK
Not Jackie Kennedy

Previous IQs:

Are you arguably the best-known person from Riverside, Iowa? - James T. Kirk
Did your wife call you "Bunny"? - Yes, JFK
Are you that wife? - Yes, Jackie Kennedy

DQ:

Real?

IQs:

Were you - perhaps unfairly - the heavy in Breaker Morant?
Did you tell a subordinate that the boss was drunk and couldn't take an important call?
Were all of your prize exotic fish eaten by Otto?

1. Real

3 DQs

IQs.

1. Did you attempt to break the Internet?
2. Are you a space alien from the Simpsons?
3. Are you the other space alien from the Simpsons?

Not Kim Kardashian
DQ
DQ

Previous IQs:

Were you - perhaps unfairly - the heavy in Breaker Morant? - Lord Kitchener.
Did you tell a subordinate that the boss was drunk and couldn't take an important call? - Henry Kissinger, who during the Yom Kippur War told NSC aide Brent Scowcroft that President Nixon was drunk and couldn't speak that night with British PM Ted Heath.
Were all of your prize exotic fish eaten by Otto? - The stuttering, long-suffering Ken in A Fish Called Wanda.

DQs:

Male?
American?
Living?

IQs:

Were you a Federal cavalry commander after whom a New Jersey town was named?
Were you an independent counsel who plagued Bill Clinton?
Did you draw Dennis the Menace?

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
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Here's more for you.

Be sure you delete bracketed stuff if you're using the "Reply with quote" function.

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)

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1.Real
2.Male
3.Living
4.American
5.1st initial "K"
6.Born after 1964
7. In Arts, though as himself

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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: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P0Obm0DBvwI

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!

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?

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.

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Q: 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?

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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

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There's this crazy thing the kids these days are all calling a "dictionary": http://www.dictionary.com/browse/encomium?s=t

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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?

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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.

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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?

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?

CIAS: your 2nd one leaves out the most famous one. :)

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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?

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Not Jebediah Springfield, not the Joker, and dunno.

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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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Jarah Mariano (dating tennis player Fernando Verdasco)
Jamie Chung
Jessica Fletcher

DQ: Real?
DQ2: Male?
DQ3: Living?

IQ: Could you eat no fat?
IQ2: Are you the most famous actor to play the Jokef?
IQ3: Did you hold most of the NFL passing records before Fran Tarkenton?

Not Jack Sprat, Jack Nicholson or... dunno (although maybe another Jack).

J.

1. not real
2. male
3. living

Johnny Unitas?

DQ: American?

IQ: Were you the primary author of the Constitution?
IQ2: Were you the last member of the Founder's generation to be POTUS?
IQ3: Do many historians believe you were our first gay POTUS?

Not James Madison (although Gouverneur Morris might beg to differ), James Monroe or James Buchanan (although I don't know about "many"). James x3!

J.

1. not real
2. male
3. living
4. probably American

IQ: Are the beloved Buffalo athlete who beat cancer?
IQ2: Did Walter Payton eclipse your career rushing record?
IQ3: Were you a college teammate of Michael Jordan who went #1 to the Lakers?

Not Jack Kemp, dunno and dunno.

That's Jim Kelly
Jim Brown
James Worthy

DQ: From visual medium?
DQ2: Created after 1950?
DQ3: Created by American?

IQ: Before Obama came along, were you the most famous politician from Occidental College?
IQ2: Are you a FBI agent who used questionable tactics to achieve your goals?
IQ3: Were you the longest serving DA on "Law & Order"?

Dunno, not J. Edgar Hoover, and not Jack McCoy.

J.

1. not real
2. male
3. living
4. probably American
5. not from a visual medium
6. created after 1950
7. created, in part, by an American

That's Jack Kemp
Jack Bauer
Yup, Jack McCoy

Unintentional Jack x3!

DQ: From Literature?
DQ2: Co-creator European?

IQ: Did you play an Elvis buff helping to raise your nieces?
IQ2: Are you that character?
IQ3: Are you the most famous non-slaveholding Founder?

Jack Bauer wasn't an FBI agent; he was with the Counter-Terrorist Unit or CTU. So I'll answer your first DQ.

Quote:

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Originally posted by Erictelevision

IQ: Did you play an Elvis buff helping to raise your nieces?
IQ2: Are you that character?
IQ3: Are you the most famous non-slaveholding Founder?

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Dunno, dunno and neither John Adams nor Rev. John Witherspoon.

J.

1. not real
2. male
3. living
4. probably American
5. not from a visual medium
6. created after 1950
7. created, in part, by an American
8. not from literature

John Stamos
Jesse Kosotpolous.

Both from "Full House".

TBH, didn't actually watch "24", so I trust you. :)

DQ: Co-created by European?
DQ2: From a song?

IQ: Are you Kiefer Sutherland's best known role?
IQ2: Are you the pride of Seymour, IN?
IQ3: Were you the first American to stage a full-fledged rock concert in the then-USSR?

Quote:

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Originally posted by Erictelevision

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IQ: Are you Kiefer Sutherland's best known role?
IQ2: Are you the pride of Seymour, IN?
IQ3: Were you the first American to stage a full-fledged rock concert in the then-USSR?

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Not Jack Bauer, dunno, and not... John Denver?

J.

1. not real
2. male
3. living
4. probably American
5. not from a visual medium
6. created after 1950
7. created, in part, by an American
8. not from literature
9. co-created by a European
10. from a song

John Mellencamp is the Hoosier
Billy Joel went to the USSR in 87

DQ: song win award?
DQ2: song associated with a certain person or event?

J.

1. not real
2. male
3. living
4. probably American
5. not from a visual medium
6. created after 1950
7. created, in part, by an American
8. not from literature
9. co-created by a European
10. from a song
11. song won no awards that I can find
12. song not associated with a certain person or event

IQ: Was Rick Springfield in love with your girlfriend?
IQ2: Were you a major advisor/confidant of George HW Bush?
IQ3: Did you direct the last 2 movies to be the all time moneymakers?

Not Jesse, John Sununu or James Cameron.

Will rephrase #2:

Did you resign a Cabinet post to run HW's unsuccessful reelection bid?
IQ2: Did you go from NH governor to Presidential Chief of Staff?

You of course nailed Jessie and James Cameron. :)

IQ: Is your best known song "Beautiful in my Eyes"?
IQ2: Were you the subject of another song on the album?

Not James Baker or (still) John Sununu.

Dunno the two musical folks.

Joshua Kadison
Jesse (a different, female, one)

DQ: Made Top 40 Billboard chart?
DQ2: Used in movie, or TV (show or commercial)

IQ: Are you a TV lawyer modeled on, and originally meant to be played by, a member of the "Dream Team"?
IQ2: Are you the RL lawyer in #1?
IQ3: Did you write a book exposing the PED culture in baseball?

Quote:

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Originally posted by Erictelevision

IQ: Are you a TV lawyer modeled on, and originally meant to be played by, a member of the "Dream Team"?
IQ2: Are you the RL lawyer in #1?
IQ3: Did you write a book exposing the PED culture in baseball?

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Not Jackie Chiles (Seinfeld) or Johnnie Cochrane; dunno.

J.

1. not real
2. male
3. living
4. probably American
5. not from a visual medium
6. created after 1950
7. created, in part, by an American
8. not from literature
9. co-created by a European
10. from a song
11. song won award
12. song not associated with a certain person or event
13. made Top 40 Billboard chart
14. used in movie, or TV (show or commercial)

Note correction as to #11.

Jose Canseco

DQ: Win "Best Song" Oscar?

Love that you got the others. :)

BTW: "If the bra does not fit, you must acquit."

IQ: Are you the most successful SB QB?
IQ2: Are you a slugger nicknamed "Igor", and a likely mention in Canseco's book?

Not Joe Montana; dunno the other.

J.

1. not real
2. male
3. living
4. probably American
5. not from a visual medium
6. created after 1950
7. created, in part, by an American
8. not from literature
9. co-created by a European
10. from a song
11. song won award
12. song not associated with a certain person or event
13. made Top 40 Billboard chart
14. used in movie, or TV (show or commercial)
15. did not win Best Song Oscar

Juan Gonzalez

DQ: Commercial jingle?

IQ: Did you make a famous relay throw to gun down a runner at home in a playoff game?
IQ2: Were you that runner?
IQ3: Were you a middle child famously jealous of your older sister?

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Originally posted by Erictelevision

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IQ: Did you make a famous relay throw to gun down a runner at home in a playoff game?
IQ2: Were you that runner?
IQ3: Were you a middle child famously jealous of your older sister?

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Dunno x2; not Jan Brady ("Marcia, Marcia, Marcia!")

J.

1. not real
2. male
3. living
4. probably American
5. not from a visual medium
6. created after 1950
7. created, in part, by an American
8. not from literature
9. co-created by a European
10. from a song
11. song won award
12. song not associated with a certain person or event
13. made Top 40 Billboard chart
14. used in movie, or TV (show or commercial)
15. did not win Best Song Oscar
16. song has been used in commercial

Derek Jeter
Jeremy Giambi

DQ: Ad for a tangible product?
DQ2: Ads currently airing?

IQ: Is your name my name too?
IQ2: Did you hit a WS winning HR in Canada?
IQ3: Are you the Red Sox CF who is seemingly putting it all together?

Quote:

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Originally posted by Erictelevision

IQ: Is your name my name too?
IQ2: Did you hit a WS winning HR in Canada?
IQ3: Are you the Red Sox CF who is seemingly putting it all together?

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Not John Jacob Jingleheimer Schmidt; dunno x2.

J.

1. not real
2. male
3. living
4. probably American
5. not from a visual medium
6. created after 1950
7. created, in part, by an American
8. not from literature
9. co-created by a European
10. from a song
11. song won award
12. song not associated with a certain person or event
13. made Top 40 Billboard chart
14. used in movie, or TV (show or commercial)
15. did not win Best Song Oscar
16. song has been used in commercial
17. ad for a tangible product
18. ads not, at least according to Wiki, currently airing

Joe Carter hit the HR
Jackie Bradley Jr. Is the player putting it together, maybe.

DQ: Product edible?
DQ2: Manufactured in U.S.?

IQ: Are you a car spokesman played by David Lesiure?

J.

1. not real
2. male
3. living
4. probably American
5. not from a visual medium
6. created after 1950
7. created, in part, by an American
8. not from literature
9. co-created by a European
10. from a song
11. song won award
12. song not associated with a certain person or event
13. made Top 40 Billboard chart
14. used in movie, or TV (show or commercial)
15. did not win Best Song Oscar
16. song has been used in commercial
17. ad for a tangible product
18. ads not, at least according to Wiki, currently airing
19. not for an edible product
20. product manufactured in U.S. and elsewhere

That's 20 DQs. Please ask your "Are you Firstname Lastname?" question by noon EST Mon.

So I guess you aren't Joe Isuzu? :(

I am not, but that would've been your 21st DQ. Any other final guess?

Guess: Are you the Jolly Green Giant?

I am not. I am, in fact,

Julio

Mentioned in this Mark Ronson/Bruno Mars megahit song at 1:37 - "Julio, get the stretch!": https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OPf0YbXqDm0

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Uptown_Funk

Very nice!! His song "When I Was Your Man" is the only one of his I dig. :)

Next letter?

Hmm. We've only done this next letter once:

V

IQ: Are you a tennis player currently dating a former VS and SI model?
IQ2: Will you fight to the death my right to have unpopular opinions?
IQ3: Were you the first man to keep going after rounding the tip of Africa?

Nvm

Just found interesting trivia about IQ2, which I'll mention after you guess.

IQs.

1. Are you now Ryan Reynolds second most well known role?
2. Did a book title ask who was afraid of you?
3. Were you a defeated Gaulish leader?

From the previous round.

It was Joxer from Xena: Warrior Princess.

Quote:

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Originally posted by Erictelevision

IQ: Are you a tennis player currently dating a former VS and SI model?
IQ2: Will you fight to the death my right to have unpopular opinions?
IQ3: Were you the first man to keep going after rounding the tip of Africa?

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Dunno; not Voltaire (attributed) or Vasco da Gama.

Quote:

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Originally posted by CatInASuit

IQs.

1. Are you now Ryan Reynolds second most well known role?
2. Did a book title ask who was afraid of you?
3. Were you a defeated Gaulish leader?

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Welcome back, CIAS! Dunno, not Virginia Woolf (it was a play, not a book), and not Vercingetorix (sp)?

Fernando Verdasco is dating Jarah Mariano

DQ: Real?

IQ: Are you the worst holder in football history?
IQ2: Are you their brother, and best friend of the victimized kicker?
IQ3: Are you the brother people forget about?

BTW: I hadn't known he never actually said that. :)

Dunno any of those three.

V.

1. real

The van Pelt siblings

Lucy
Linus
Rerun

DQ: Male?
DQ2: Living?
DQ3: American?

IQ: Are you a sportscaster who went from The Golf Channel to ESPN?
IQ2: Were you Reagan's Fed Chair?
IQ3: Are you a tennis great whose been eclipsed by your sister?

Of course! Lucy and her brothers. Nice.

Quote:

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Originally posted by Erictelevision

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IQ: Are you a sportscaster who went from The Golf Channel to ESPN?
IQ2: Were you Reagan's Fed Chair?
IQ3: Are you a tennis great whose been eclipsed by your sister?

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Dunno, not Paul Volcker, and not Venus Williams.

V.

1. real
2. female
3. living
4. American

Scott van Pelt

DQ: Born after 1975?

IQ: Are you a boisterous college basketball analyst?
IQ2: Are you the late protege of a singer who died not long after you?
IQ3: Are you the namesake of the waterway separating Asia from North America?

Quote:

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Originally posted by Erictelevision

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IQ: Are you a boisterous college basketball analyst?
IQ2: Are you the late protege of a singer who died not long after you?
IQ3: Are you the namesake of the waterway separating Asia from North America?

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Dunno x2; not Vitus Bering.

V.

1. real
2. female
3. living
4. American
5. born before 1975

Dick Vitale
Vanity (protege of Prince)

DQ: Born after 1950?
DQ2: Born East of the Mississippi?

IQ: Did you narrate "Thriller"?
IQ2: Are you the ex-wife of a pioneering rock guitarist?
IQ3: Are you the first POTUS born after the signing of the DoI?

Quote:

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Originally posted by Erictelevision

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IQ: Did you narrate "Thriller"?
IQ2: Are you the ex-wife of a pioneering rock guitarist?
IQ3: Are you the first POTUS born after the signing of the DoI?

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Not Vincent Price, dunno, and not Martin Van Buren.

V.

1. real
2. female
3. living
4. American
5. born before 1975
6. born after 1950
7. born east of the Mississippi

Valerie Bertinelli (ex of Eddie Van Halen)

DQ: Born South of the Mason-Dixon Line?

IQ: Did Sandy Duncan replace you on your eponymous sitcom?
IQ2: Were you a CIA spy controversially outed in an act of political retribution?
IQ3: Were you Barry Bonds' steroids supplier?

Quote:

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Originally posted by Erictelevision

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IQ: Did Sandy Duncan replace you on your eponymous sitcom?
IQ2: Were you a CIA spy controversially outed in an act of political retribution?
IQ3: Were you Barry Bonds' steroids supplier?

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Not Valerie Harper or Valerie Plame; dunno the last.

V.

1. real
2. female
3. living
4. American
5. born before 1975
6. born after 1950
7. born east of the Mississippi
8. born south of the Mason-Dixon Line

Victor Conte (who I hadn't realized was also a rock guitarist)

DQ: In Arts?

IQ: Are you John Travolta's breakout role?
IQ2: Are you a former UNC dunker nicknamed "Vinsanity"?
IQ3: Are you a former Pats LB who frequently played TE?

Quote:

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Originally posted by Erictelevision

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IQ: Are you John Travolta's breakout role?
IQ2: Are you a former UNC dunker nicknamed "Vinsanity"?
IQ3: Are you a former Pats LB who frequently played TE?

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Not Vinnie the Sweathog, dunno x2.

V.

1. real
2. female
3. living
4. American
5. born before 1975
6. born after 1950
7. born east of the Mississippi
8. born south of the Mason-Dixon Line
9. kinda sorta in the Arts

His last name was Barbarino :)

Vince Carter was Vinsanity
Mike Vrabel is the LB/TE

DQ: Also known for politics?
DQ2: From East of Appalachians?

IQ: Were you the Red Sox 1B who got hurt in your 1st game with the Angels, later appearing in the Mitchell Report?
IQ2: Are you the actor who famously looked 60 while in your 40s?
IQ3: Were you the Red Sox SS replaced by Nomah?

Quote:

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Originally posted by Erictelevision

IQ: Were you the Red Sox 1B who got hurt in your 1st game with the Angels, later appearing in the Mitchell Report?
IQ2: Are you the actor who famously looked 60 while in your 40s?
IQ3: Were you the Red Sox SS replaced by Nomah?

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Dunno, not Viola Davis, and dunno.

V.

1. real
2. female
3. living
4. American
5. born before 1975
6. born after 1950
7. born east of the Mississippi
8. born south of the Mason-Dixon Line
9. kinda sorta in the Arts
10. not known for politics
11. from east of Appalachia

Mo Vaughn
Abe Vigoda
John Valentin

DQ: Militaey figure?
DQ2: Famous SO?
DQ3: Infamous rather than famous?

IQ: Are you the only guy to catch 4 no-hitters?
IQ2: Are you the only guy in your family who doesn't hold a franchise record hitting streak?
IQ3: Are you a once dominant pitcher who is STILL winning, because you're engaged to a supermodel?

Quote:

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Originally posted by Erictelevision

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IQ: Are you the only guy to catch 4 no-hitters?
IQ2: Are you the only guy in your family who doesn't hold a franchise record hitting streak?
IQ3: Are you a once dominant pitcher who is STILL winning, because you're engaged to a supermodel?

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Foiled yet again by sports questions! Dunno x3.

V.

1. real
2. female
3. living
4. American
5. born before 1975
6. born after 1950
7. born east of the Mississippi
8. born south of the Mason-Dixon Line
9. kinda sorta in the Arts
10. not known for politics
11. from east of Appalachia
12. not a military figure
13. has no famous significant other
14. famous rather than infamous

Jason Varitek caught 4 no-hitters
Vince DiMaggio, brother to Joe (56 for the Yankees, also the MLB record) and Dom (34 for the Red Sox)
Justin Verlander (engaged to Kate Upton)

DQ: Had no show biz fame initially, but later entered show biz?
DQ2: Had male SO? (Given I used Windsor before, ya never know ;) )
DQ3: Scientist?

IQ: Are you an award winning American pianist?
IQ2: Are you a pianist who also dis physical comedy?
IQ3: Are you a famous "grownup" actor?

Quote:

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Originally posted by Erictelevision

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IQ: Are you an award winning American pianist?
IQ2: Are you a pianist who also dis physical comedy?
IQ3: Are you a famous "grownup" actor?

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Not Van Cliburn or Victor Borge; dunno the third.

V.

1. real
2. female
3. living
4. American
5. born before 1975
6. born after 1950
7. born east of the Mississippi
8. born south of the Mason-Dixon Line
9. kinda sorta in the Arts
10. not known for politics
11. from east of Appalachia
12. not a military figure
13. has no famous significant other
14. famous rather than infamous
15. had male SO
16. not a scientist

I don't understand your DQ "Had no show biz fame initially, but later entered show biz." Please explain or rephrase.

Rephrased DQ: Did she capitalize on non show biz fame to enter show biz?

New DQ: Athlete?

That was Victor Mature (I sincerely apologize for that pun)

IQ: Were you a costar of Carol Burnette who went on to play an old lady in a first-run sitcom?
IQ2: Were you a bball player nicknamed "The Microwave"?
IQ3: Were you an actor who thought "Eight is Enough"?

Quote:

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Originally posted by Erictelevision

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IQ: Were you a costar of Carol Burnette who went on to play an old lady in a first-run sitcom?
IQ2: Were you a bball player nicknamed "The Microwave"?
IQ3: Were you an actor who thought "Eight is Enough"?

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Not Vicki Lawrence, dunno, and not Dick Van Patten.

V.

1. real
2. female
3. living
4. American
5. born before 1975
6. born after 1950
7. born east of the Mississippi
8. born south of the Mason-Dixon Line
9. kinda sorta in the Arts
10. not known for politics
11. from east of Appalachia
12. not a military figure
13. has no famous significant other
14. famous rather than infamous
15. had male SO
16. not a scientist
17. did not capitalize on non-show biz fame to enter show biz
18. not an athlete

The "Microwave" was Vinnie Johnson, a 6th man who came in to boost scoring.

DQ: Did something that would've led evening news/cable pundit show?

IQ: Are you an actor turned poker analyst?
IQ2: Are you the only Celtic since Bird to play for USA Basketball?
IQ3: Are you the godmother of the advice column?

Quote:

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Originally posted by Erictelevision

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IQ: Are you an actor turned poker analyst?
IQ2: Are you the only Celtic since Bird to play for USA Basketball?
IQ3: Are you the godmother of the advice column?

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Dunno x2; not Abbie Van Buren.

V.

1. real
2. female
3. living
4. American
5. born before 1975
6. born after 1950
7. born east of the Mississippi
8. born south of the Mason-Dixon Line
9. kinda sorta in the Arts
10. not known for politics
11. from east of Appalachia
12. not a military figure
13. has no famous significant other
14. famous rather than infamous
15. had male SO
16. not a scientist
17. did not capitalize on non-show biz fame to enter show biz
18. not an athlete
19. did nothing that would've led evening news/cable pundit show

Vince van Patten is the poker analyst
Vin Baker played for Team USA

DQ: From an extinct form of Arts?
DQ2: Would be recognized by average "person on the street"?

V.

1. real
2. female
3. living
4. American
5. born before 1975
6. born after 1950
7. born east of the Mississippi
8. born south of the Mason-Dixon Line
9. kinda sorta in the Arts
10. not known for politics
11. from east of Appalachia
12. not a military figure
13. has no famous significant other
14. famous rather than infamous
15. had male SO
16. not a scientist
17. did not capitalize on non-show biz fame to enter show biz
18. not an athlete
19. did nothing that would've led evening news/cable pundit show
20. not from an extinct form of Arts (but see #9)
21. would, I believe, be recognized by average "person on the street"

Bonus hint: Especially, perhaps, by older Americans.

Please ask your "Are you Firstname Lastname?" question by noon EST Weds.

Stumped! :(

Another hint: Best known for TV work.

My (bad) guess

Vanna White

Dingdingding! Yes, I am

Vanna White

Hostess of the American game show Wheel of Fortune: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vanna_White

Good job, Eric!

I'd say she's DEFINITELY in Arts. :)

Your letter is S

I wondered. Game shows aren't really "Arts," I think - not like literature, movies, sitcoms, painting, dance, photography, poetry, etc.

S it is.

IQs:

Did some call you Curunir?
Did you consent to be captured by a young king as part of a grander scheme?
Were your brothers Robert and Renly?

3 DQS

IMO game shows are a tv show, and TV certainly fits the Arts

Understood.

My answers: Saruman, Sauron (both Lord of the Rings) and Stannis Baratheon (Game of Thrones).

DQs:

Real?
Male?
Last name start with S?

1.Fictional
2.Male
3.Last name begins "S"

IQs:

Were you a hard-boiled American detective?
Were you a fictional British prime minister?
Were you a fictional White House chief of staff?

Not Mickey Spillane
DQ
Not Sam Seibert (sp?)

Previous IQs:

Were you a hard-boiled American detective? Mickey Spillane was an author, not a detective himself. I was thinking of Sam Spade.
Were you a fictional British prime minister? - Simon Kerslake, in Jeffrey Archer's excellent political novel First Among Equals.
Were you a fictional White House chief of staff? - Sam Seaborne (if that's who you mean) wasn't WH chief of staff in The West Wing. But I misphrased the question, so I'll try again.

DQs:

American?
First appeared since 1964?

IQs:

Did you play a fictional White House chief of staff?
Did you create the French detective Maigret?
Did you once describe yourself as an "Aberdeen pub-crawler"?

Not John Spencer

DQ
DQ

Quote:

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Originally posted by Erictelevision

1.Fictional
2.Male
3.Last name begins "S"
4.American
5.1st appearance after 1964

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More clues

Previous IQs:

Did you play a fictional White House chief of staff? - I'll rephrase.
Did you create the French detective Maigret? - Georges Simenon.
Did you once describe yourself as an "Aberdeen pub-crawler"? - Lt. Cmdr. Montgomery "Scotty" Scott.

DQs:

First appeared in print?
Considered a "good guy"?

IQs:

You were not John Spencer. Did you play a fictional White House chief of staff?
Did you spoof one of your dad's most famous movie roles?
Were you the chief robopsychologist for USR&MM?

3 DQS

1.Fictional
2.Male
3.Last name "s"
4.First appeared after 1964
5.Not from print
6.Considered "Good guy"

Previous IQs:

You were not John Spencer. Did you play a fictional White House chief of staff? - Martin Sheen, in The American President (later Spencer's boss on The West Wing, of course).
Did you spoof one of your dad's most famous movie roles? - Martin's son Charlie: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gTopAYE3IFw
Were you the chief robopsychologist for USR&MM? - Susan Calvin, in Isaac Asimov's I, Robot stories.

DQs:

First appeared in a movie?
The main character or hero of the work in which he appeared?
American?

IQs:

Were you a fictional POTUS?
Did Lincoln appoint you Chief Justice?
Did FDR appoint you to the same job?

DQ
Not Salmon Chase
Not Harlan Stone

Quote:

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Originally posted by Erictelevision

1.Fictional
2.Male
3.Last name "s"
4.First appeared after 1964
5.Not from print
6.Considered "Good guy"
7.Not the lead character
8.American
9.From a movie

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More clues

Previous IQs:

Were you a fictional POTUS? - Matt Santos, from the last few episodes of The West Wing.
Did Lincoln appoint you Chief Justice? - Yes, Salmon P. Chase.
Did FDR appoint you to the same job? - Yes, Harlan F. Stone.

DQ:

Dramatic film?

IQs:

Have you played an author, a wife with secrets, and an apartment dweller?
Have you played a Southern belle, a slayer of the undead and the young sweetheart of a superhero?
Are you a handsome TV journalist with a "rocky" name?

DQ
Not Sarah Michelle Gellar
Not Stone Phillips

Quote:

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Originally posted by Erictelevision

Quote:

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Originally posted by Erictelevision

1.Fictional
2.Male
3.Last name "s"
4.First appeared after 1964
5.Not from print
6.Considered "Good guy"
7.Not the lead character
8.American
9.From a movie
10.Comedic role

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More clues

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I'll post a fresh list with 11, so the "nest" doesn't get too messy.

Thanks. You can also cut and paste rather than "Reply with quote," which looks better IMHO.

Previous IQs:

Have you played an author, a wife with secrets, and an apartment dweller? - Sharon Stone, in Basic Instinct, Total Recall and Sliver.
Have you played a Southern belle, a slayer of the undead and the young sweetheart of a superhero? - Don't think Sarah Michelle Gellar ever played that third role. This was Emma Stone, in The Help, Zombieland and The Amazing Spider-Man.
Are you a handsome TV journalist with a "rocky" name? - Yes, Stone Phillips.

Stone x3!

DQs:

First appeared after 2000?
Appeared in more than one movie?

IQs:

Are you a country singer who had a hit with "Innocence"?
Were you Lincoln's first SECWAR?
Were you his second?

1.Fictional
2.Male
3.Last name "S"
4.1st appearance after 1964
5.Not from print
6.Considered a "Good Guy"
7.Not the lead character
8.American
9.From a movie
10.Comedic film
11.1st appearance before 2000
12.From multiple films

Not Shania Twain
Not Edwin Stanton
DQ

(Might reverse 2 and 3)