DQs:
1. Real
2. Male
3. Last name starts with N
4. Alive
5. American
6. Born before 1964
7. Id best known for the creative arts, broadly defined.
1. Erm. Arthur Curry might beg to disagree here, or possibly sue for copyright theft. Oh and if you are thinking of Namor the sub mariner...tsk, tsk, tsk.Originally posted by Elendil's Heir
2. Stumped on this one.
3. Nope, I cannot remember it, other than Daniel Day Lewis running around.
In the land of the blind, the one-arm man is king.
Previous IQs:
Do you go by the superhero name "Aquaman"? - Yup, my bad - Namor was who I was thinkin' of.
Were you a humorist whose work President Lincoln enjoyed reading? - Petroleum V. Nasby.
Are you the hero of the novel The Last of the Mohicans? - Natty Bumppo.
DQs:
Best known for visual arts?
Born east of the Miss. River?
IQs:
Did you fight Lord Cornwallis at Guilford Court House, N.C.?
Are you a controversial contemporary British historian?
Did you get to marry the girl of your dreams, on condition that you were to be executed a month later?
Norma Desmond in Sunset Boulevard, played by Gloria Swanson. The musician is Neil Young, who turned Cosby, Stills & Nash to CSNY.
IQs:
Was it recently revealed that you're breaking up with a hugely famous pop singer?
Does a certain RPG player have some strange dislike for you as an actor?
Did you get caught in a net of intrigue while asserting your independence from your overprotective dad?
DQs:
Born north of the Mason-Dixon line?
Other DQ reserved.
DQs:
1. Real
2. Male
3. Last name starts with N
4. Alive
5. American
6. Born before 1964
7. Is best known for the creative arts, broadly defined.
8. Is best known for the visual arts
9. East of the Miss. River
10. Born north of the Mason Dixon line.
Nope: stumped on all three of those questions with a feeling I should know at least two of them.
2. Ed Norton - who else
But I am stumped on the other two.
In the land of the blind, the one-arm man is king.
Ha! I knew you'd get the Ed Norton one.I actually saw The Illusionist yesterday for the first time and of course couldn't help thinking of you, or at least Rangin. Although here he looks very un-Ranginy, since he's quite dark-haired in the picture. Anyhoo, liked him as always. Fun film--not the most unpredictable for anyone who's ever seen a mystery before, but the Victorian pseudo-paranormal setting was perfect for my taste.
1. is Nick Cannon, apparently divorcing Mariah Carey. Cannon is just one of these stars who shot up outta nowhere, so it seems to this old fogey. He's a host, a DJ, an entrepreneur, sort of an actor, I dunno. 3. Is Nemo, from Pixar's adorable Finding Nemo. (The "net" is literal, what with him being a fish and all.)
DQs:
- Is he primarily known for involvement in film?
- Born before 1950?
IQs:
1. Was your death exceedingly unpleasant considering it involved your biggest fear (a sort of Twilight Zone coincidence), has been alternately considered an accident, murder or suicide, and tragically cut you off in the prime of your life?
2. With a distinctly bizarre method of acting, are you perhaps one of the strangest people once signed up to play the most famous superhero of all?
3. Were you killed by a clown, who happens to sing the most famous song ever sung by a clown?
Previous IQs:
Did you fight Lord Cornwallis at Guilford Court House, N.C.? - Gen. Nathanael Greene, one of Washington's top officers.
Are you a controversial contemporary British historian? - Niall Ferguson.
Did you get to marry the girl of your dreams, on condition that you were to be executed a month later? - Nanki-Poo, in G&S's The Mikado.
DQs:
Has won a major award in his field?
One DQ reserved.
IQs:
Did you play "Mr. Big"?
Were you the real estate tycoon in Jeffrey Archer's First Among Equals?
Was Fawn Hall your secretary?
DQs:
1. Real
2. Male
3. Last name starts with N
4. Alive
5. American
6. Born before 1964
7. Is best known for the creative arts, broadly defined.
8. Is best known for the visual arts
9. East of the Miss. River
10. Born north of the Mason Dixon line.
11. Is primarily known for involvement in film
12. Born before 1950
13. Has won a major award in his field
1. Nope, no clue at all.
2. Nicholas Cage and what he would have made of Superman, I dread to think. Comic book nerd, but just wrong for the part.
3. If this is a Joker question, I'm gonna hand in my geek cred card.
2 DQs for you.
Nope, stumped on all three.
In the land of the blind, the one-arm man is king.
#1 was Natalie Wood, whose lifelong fear of water was proven tragically justified when she drowned, apparently having either fallen, jumped or knocked off a yacht in the middle of the night after an argument with her husband, Robert Wagner (also on board: Christopher Walken).
#3 was Nedda from Pagliaccii, the wife of Canio, who murders her after discovering her love for another member of the comedy troupe. Once he learns of Nedda's betrayal, Canio sings one of the most famous arias in opera, , or as it may be more commonly known from its tragic centerpiece, "Ridi, Pagliaccio" ("Laugh, Clown").
DQs:
- Best known for acting?
- Primarily known for dramas?
IQs:
1. Did you twice pair up in two massive hit films (that were otherwise unrelated) with another movie star who--like you--was considered one of the most handsome men in film history?
2. Known for playing fairly, uh, disturbed roles on celluloid, did you actually have an off-camera moment where you went ballistic and whacked someone else's car with a golf club?
3. Despite being the narrator of one of the most famous and lauded novels of the twentieth century, is it debatable whether you are the protagonist of the story?
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Previous IQs:
Did you play "Mr. Big"? - Chris Noth, in Sex and the City.
Were you the real estate tycoon in Jeffrey Archer's First Among Equals? - Ronnie Nethercote.
Was Fawn Hall your secretary? - Lt. Col. Oliver North.
Three DQs reserved, pending answers to choie's two.
Your questions about First Among Equals are cracking me up, EH. It's like a timewarp back to freshman year of college. I don't know anyone who's read Archer's books, and FAE is the reason I've always loved the name "Simon." (Although of the whole Jeffrey Archer oeuvre, I think my favorite is The Prodigal Daughter, the sequel to Kane and Abel.)
First Among Equals is one of my favorite political novels ever; I've read it at least three times. I read just about everything Archer wrote up to 1996 or so, but not much since. Haven't read Kane and Abel or The Prodigal Daughter, but I really liked Not a Penny More, Not a Penny Less, A Matter of Honour and his short story collections, A Quiver Full of Arrows and A Twist in the Tale.
After hearing about what a jerk he is (he was once designated "Author We'd Least Like to Escort" by the book tour section of the American Booksellers Assn.), I wasn't too upset about his later fall from grace, including prison.
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DQs:
1. Real
2. Male
3. Last name starts with N
4. Alive
5. American
6. Born before 1964
7. Is best known for the creative arts, broadly defined.
8. Is best known for the visual arts
9. East of the Miss. River
10. Born north of the Mason Dixon line.
11. Is primarily known for involvement in film
12. Born before 1950
13. Has won a major award in his field
14. Best known for acting
15. Primarily known for dramas, at least I think he is.
Opera is definitely a weak point for me.
1. Stumped.
2. Brad Dourif,....Tiger Woods...Crispin Glover....Nope Stumped
3. Nope, stumped again.
3 DQs to you.
In the land of the blind, the one-arm man is king.
OMG, great choices with the Brad Dourif / Crispin Glover thing. Unlike Glover, however, I'm pretty sure Dourif is actually a normal human being. At least I've never heard of any incidents. (Can't say the same for Tiger Woods, but in fairness it was his wife who did the golf club attack.)
#1 was Paul Newman, who teamed up w/Robert Redford in The Sting and Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid. #2 is Jack Nicholson, who went ballistic with road rage after some kind of accident involving his car. And #3 is Nick Carraway from The Great Gatsby.
I'll hold off on DQs to let EH get his turn. Still, to bank some away in case I need them later:
IQs:
1. Are the husband in a charming, sophisticated mystery-solving married couple in some fairly lighthearted novels and a movie series, from stories by someone most well-known for perhaps the ultimate hard-edged detective?
2. Did you once play a rather perfect caricature of the above in a (woefully underappreciated) 1970s comedy?
3. Are you the author of that comedy, along with a substantial portion of the massive comedy hits on both Broadway and in Hollywood during the late 1960s - early 1980s era?
DQs:
Usually plays "good guys"?
Has won an acting Oscar?
Best-known film before 2000?
IQs:
Was this character the female lead of Taxi?
Was your best-known character Sgt. Carter's well-meaning nemesis?
Are you the subject of all kinds of jokes about just. how. awesome you are?
You will keep reading my mind won't you.
Yes, I am Jack Nicholson, and I never knew that about him.
Over to you again choie.
In the land of the blind, the one-arm man is king.
Nice job, choie.
Previous IQs:
Was this character the female lead of Taxi? - This was Elaine Nardo, played by Marilu Henner.
Was your best-known character Sgt. Carter's well-meaning nemesis? - Jim Nabors's Pvt. Gomer Pyle.
Are you the subject of all kinds of jokes about just. how. awesome you are? - Chuck Norris: http://www.chucknorrisfacts.com/chuc...s-top-50-facts
Yay, thank you! I had a feeling it was Jack and perhaps you didn't know the golf club incident. Both bizarre and yet strangely fitting. The man's a Lakers fan, what can you expect? (Sorry, US-centric sports joke. And to be honest I expect even less of Celtics fans.)
My final three were 1) Nick Charles (whose wife is Nora Charles) from the stories by Dashiell Hammett; the actor lampooning him was 2) David Niven in the film Murder by Death, which was written by 3) Neil Simon.
All righty, the letter is L
IQs:
Were two of you running around the Enterprise for awhile?
Did you play Chief Insp. Dreyfus?
Did you sing about Dr. Werner von Braun?
- No, I am not Jean-Luc Picard? There are at least two incidents where he has a double, but only one where both are on the ship at the same time (I think)--when a future version shows up and it's dying/sick/injured or whatever. I'm picturing Pulaski in the episode so it must be from s02.
- No, I am not Herbert Lom! I love those films.
- I have literally no idea. I know who he is, one of the Nazi scientists where the U.S. decided to say "sure, you're a Nazi but all is forgiven as long as you work for us." But I can't imagine who'd sing about him except for, like, Mel Brooks.
One DQ or possibly two if I've disgracefully misremembered my ST:TNG. (If you want to stump me on Trek it's safer to stick to TOS, ENT or VOY. TNG and DS9 are right in my wheelhouse!)
1. Were you famously killed by an icepick?
2. Was your only rule for your work, "No women, no kids."
3. Has your name become synonymous with resurrection?
In the land of the blind, the one-arm man is king.
Previous IQs:
Were two of you running around the Enterprise for awhile? - I'll rephrase.
Did you play Chief Insp. Dreyfus? - Yes, Herbert Lom.
Did you sing about Dr. Werner von Braun? - Musical humorist Tom Lehrer:
DQs:
Real?
IQs:
On ST:TOS, were two of you alternating running around the Enterprise for awhile?
Did you write Capt. Kidd's Cat and I Discover Columbus?
Were you a political general in the Civil War later honored with a somewhat prominent Washington, D.C. landmark?
1. No, not Leon Trotsky
2. Stumped? I can only remember W.C. Fields's not wanting to work with kids, but I don't think women were involved (plus, not an "L")
3. Not Lazarus
- Well, crapshoot here, but no, I'm not Dr. Leonard McCoy? I can't think of any other "L" names, but it's probably some obscure alien.
- No idea
- My knowledge of DC is sadly limited, and unless he received a lot of face time in The Civil War I likely never heard of whoever-it-is this general is. Presumably not Robert E. Lee!
DQs:
1. Not real
Previous IQs:
On ST:TOS, were two of you alternating running around the Enterprise for awhile? - Lazarus: http://en.memory-alpha.org/wiki/Lazarus.
Did you write Capt. Kidd's Cat and I Discover Columbus? - Robert Lawson; he wrote a series of great kids' books about animals associated with famous people.
Were you a political general in the Civil War later honored with a somewhat prominent Washington, D.C. landmark? - Maj. Gen. John Logan: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Logan_...ashington,_D.C.
DQs:
Male?
American?
Last name start with L?
IQs:
Did you once say that you liked preachers who looked as if they were fighting bees?
Was your dad pals with Whig leader Henry Clay?
Is one of your songs a recurring gag on the FX animated spy spoof Archer?
2. Leon, the lead character from the film Leon: The Professional played by Jean Reno.
DQ:
Female?
IQs:
1. Did you re-affirm your vegetarianism when you met Paul and Linda McCartney on a shop roof?
2. Were you responsible for the imprisonment of the first person you met in a new land?
3. Did standing up to your friends cause them to paralyse you for a short while?
In the land of the blind, the one-arm man is king.
- That totally sounds like a Lincoln quote. If it isn't, it should be! No, I am not Abraham Lincoln?
- Not a clue.
- Danger zone!!!! No, I am not Kenny Loggins, heh.
CIAS, ask another DQ since you got ninjaed on the gender question by EH.
- No, I am not Lisa Simpson
- Hmm. Can't think who this might be.
- No, I am not Neville Longbottom
DQs
Not real
Male
American (well, naturalized)
First name begins with L
2. Lucy Pevensie and the person being Mr Tumnus
DQ:
If real, would be alive today
First main appearance in print?
IQs:
1. Did develop a new form of martial arts and popularise the movies of them
2. Do you look like the above person in the Tekken series
3. Was all you wanted was to just rid the world of an alien menace, regardless of how benign the alien appeared to be?
In the land of the blind, the one-arm man is king.
Oh good grief, there is NO excuse for my not getting that Narnia question right. NONE! I was thinking of explorers rather than fiction. Getting a Harry Potter answer right but not a LTWATW answer? I'm ashamed.
- No, I am not Bruce Lee? I have no idea
- I don't even know what the Tekken series is
- No clue
DQs
Not real
Male
American (well, naturalized)
First name begins with L
This is a toughie but I'd have to say no, would probably not be alive today... but it could go either way
First main appearance in print
Previous IQs:
Did you once say that you liked preachers who looked as if they were fighting bees? - Yes, Abraham Lincoln. I always liked that quotation.
Was your dad pals with Whig leader Henry Clay? - Mary Todd Lincoln. The Todds were prominent Kentucky Whigs.
Is one of your songs a recurring gag on the FX animated spy spoof Archer? - Yes, Kenny Loggins. And have you seen this?: .
DQ:
Created since 1950?
IQs:
Are you a scientist sung about by Tom Lehrer?
Were you the fourth Angel?
Were you an astronomer who gave his name to a particular orbital point?
Correct on Bruce Lee.
2. Tekken is a video game fighting series with the homage being Marshall Law
3. Lex Luthor who doesn't trust Superman an inch.
DQs
Has appeared in more than one medium?
Is the main protagonist?
IQs:
1. Was your original surname Starkiller?
2. Are your songs responsible for stopping the Zentradi?
3. Did you used to chase people who wanted to live past 30, before being forced to run yourself?
In the land of the blind, the one-arm man is king.
- My knowledge of Lehrer is minimal except for the Masochism Tango (that's him, right?). So, stumped.
- No, I am not Cheryl Ladd
- Oh I don't know. Lenny Apogee?
1. No, I am not Luke Skywalker (and what a better name! What does 'Starkiller' even mean, except foreshadowing the Death Star thing?)
2. No clue who the Zentradi are! There are major gaps in my knowledge
3. Ummm no, I am not Logan, from Logan's Run? Boy, I remember when the original film first came out, 29 seemed old to me. Yipe!
DQs
1. Not real
2. Male
3. American (well, naturalized)
4. First name begins with L
5. This is a toughie but I'd have to say no, would probably not be alive today... but it could go either way
6. First main appearance in print
7. Created since 1950
8. Has appeared in more than one medium
9. Is the main protagonist in at least one of his appearances
Previous IQs:
Are you a scientist sung about by Tom Lehrer? - Lobachevsky:
Were you the fourth Angel? - Yes, Cheryl Ladd
Were you an astronomer who gave his name to a particular orbital point? - Lagrange: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lagrange_point
DQs:
Has appeared in a movie in or since 1994?
Generally considered a "good guy"?
IQs:
Did you play both a rancher and a space officer?
Did you later argue that you were coerced into your best-known role?
Did you prove how tough you were by putting your hand in a candle flame?
- No, I am not Lorne Greene? I feel like he was in Space 1999 or some '80s sci-fi, but maybe I'm confusing him with Martin Landau
- Stumped but I'll regret this, I bet
- No, thank God, I am not G. Gordon Liddy
DQs
1. Not real
2. Male
3. American (well, naturalized)
4. First name begins with L
5. This is a toughie but I'd have to say no, would probably not be alive today... but it could go either way
6. First main appearance in print
7. Created since 1950
8. Has appeared in more than one medium
9. Is the main protagonist in at least one of his appearances
10. Has appeared in a movie in or since 1994
11. Yipe, this is really a 'depends' question. I'll give a weak "Not generally considered a good guy" answer, but... it really varies
2. Lynn Minmei from the Macross anime series
3. I'm too young to remember Logan's run the first time around
DQs:
Appears in works considered action oriented
IQs:
1. Were you ever-present, but never spoke any words, while doing your duties?
2. Were you the thin english half of a classic hollywood slapstick duo
3. Do you lose you ship, to a friend in a card game before getting it back after you were forced to betray him.
In the land of the blind, the one-arm man is king.
IQs:
Did you play both a rancher and a space officer? -Yes, Lorne Greene in Bonanza and the original Battlestar Galactica.
Did you later argue that you were coerced into your best-known role? - Linda Lovelace, in Deep Throat.
Did you prove how tough you were by putting your hand in a candle flame? - Yes, G. Gordon Liddy.
DQ:
Known to use a gun?
IQs:
Are you the lead character of 30 Rock?
Were you the longtime star of the Harlem Globetrotters?
Were you the Jeffersons' only son?
I am saying nothing about your Logan's Run crack, you whipper-snapper.
OH I was just going to give up on #3 and then I had a brainstorm, yay!
1. No, I am not Lurch, from The Addams Family?
2. No, I am not Stan Laurel? This must be it except I always thought Hardy was English too
3. No, I am not Lando Calrissian!
DQs
1. Not real
2. Male
3. American (well, naturalized)
4. First name begins with L
5. This is a toughie but I'd have to say no, would probably not be alive today... but it could go either way
6. First main appearance in print
7. Created since 1950
8. Has appeared in more than one medium
9. Is the main protagonist in at least one of his appearances
10. Has appeared in a movie in or since 1994
11. Not generally considered a good guy, but... it really varies
12. Sometimes appears in works considered somewhat action-oriented but not in general (sorry for these wimpy responses but I'm trying to give the best answer possible!)
Oh, EH ninjaed me in here.
Linda Lovelace! Oh sure, like you can believe anything that came out of her mouth!
1. No, I am not Liz Lemon
2. Oh shoot. All I can remember is the bald guy named Curly and another guy named something Meadows I think.
3. No, I am not Lionel Jefferson
DQs
1. Not real
2. Male
3. American (well, naturalized)
4. First name begins with L
5. This is a toughie but I'd have to say no, would probably not be alive today... but it could go either way
6. First main appearance in print
7. Created since 1950
8. Has appeared in more than one medium
9. Is the main protagonist in at least one of his appearances
10. Has appeared in a movie in or since 1994
11. Not generally considered a good guy, but... it really varies
12. Sometimes appears in works considered somewhat action-oriented but not in general (sorry for these wimpy responses but I'm trying to give the best answer possible!)
13. Not known to use a gun as far as I know--it seems pretty doubtful
Previous IQs:
Are you the lead character of 30 Rock? - Yes, Liz Lemon.
Were you the longtime star of the Harlem Globetrotters? - You almost had it - it was Meadowlark Lemon.
Were you the Jeffersons' only son? - Yes, Lionel.
DQ:
Associated with New York City?
IQs:
When your daughter became a porn star, did you try to buy up all her DVDs?
Did you inspire Commodore Oliver Hazard Perry?
Were you parodied for your distinctive way of counting?
Meadowlark Lemon!! Of course. Dang, the Liz Lemon answer should've triggered that memory.
- The mind boggles. I'm hoping this is fictional. I dunno, no, I am not Traci Lord's Dad?
- Well, a seafarer, presumably, but this is one of my many weak areas. Can't even guess. Stumped!
- I almost wish I didn't know this one because it puts me in a certain age bracket, but: no, I am not Lawrence Welk!
Two DQs.
DQs
1. Not real
2. Male
3. American (well, naturalized)
4. First name begins with L
5. This is a toughie but I'd have to say no, would probably not be alive today... but it could go either way
6. First main appearance in print
7. Created since 1950
8. Has appeared in more than one medium
9. Is the main protagonist in at least one of his appearances
10. Has appeared in a movie in or since 1994
11. Not generally considered a good guy, but... it really varies
12. Sometimes appears in works considered somewhat action-oriented
13. Not known to use a gun as far as I know
14. Not particularly associated with New York City, though possibly lived there for a little while
I didn't think you were old enough to remember Logan's Run first time round either?
BTW, correct on all three IQs.
IQs:
1. Are you considered by some to be the finest actor of stage and screen?
2. Did you think you were born an alien, even though you were really a mutant?
3. Have you always provided the voice on film for a character, even if you haven't played the role?
In the land of the blind, the one-arm man is king.
Previous IQs:
When your daughter became a porn star, did you try to buy up all her DVDs? - Laurence Fishburne, poor guy.
Did you inspire Commodore Oliver Hazard Perry? - Capt. James Lawrence, who died when the British captured his ship, USS Chesapeake. Perry named one of his ships in the Battle of Lake Erie after his friend, and flew a flag in that battle with Lawrence's famous dying words: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/James_..._SHIP_flag.svg
Were you parodied for your distinctive way of counting? - Yes, Lawrence Welk.
DQs:
Detective/law enforcement?
Was a lead character in movie(s) in which he appeared since 1994?
IQs:
Were you an actress appearing in Stroker Ace?
Was Bleeding Gums Murphy a mentor to you?
Did you read the funny papers to kids over the radio during a newspaper strike?
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I was too young to go see Logan's Run, but I certainly remember the commercials. I can vaguely remember Jenny Agutter running around in some pastel futuristic outfit.
1. No, I am not Sir Laurence Olivier?
2. Heh, no, I am not Leela
3. Oh this is an interesting one. I'm only coming up with Star Wars characters, but none of them are "L" names that I can think of. I'll have to say stumped, rats.
Laurence Fishburne?!! Ouch. I was certain this was fictional, wow.
1. Hm. Since that's a Burt Reynolds vehicle (pun intended) I'll guess Loni Anderson?
2. No, I am still not Lisa Simpson(CIAS asked about her vegetarianism earlier)
3. I feel I should know this one. Some 1930s-50s kids' show host, or star? But I can't come up with any names. Dang. Stumped.
One DQ for each of you.
DQs
1. Not real
2. Male
3. American (well, naturalized)
4. First name begins with L
5. This is a toughie but I'd have to say no, would probably not be alive today... but it could go either way
6. First main appearance in print
7. Created since 1950
8. Has appeared in more than one medium
9. Is the main protagonist in at least one of his appearances
10. Has appeared in a movie in or since 1994
11. Not generally considered a good guy, but... it really varies
12. Sometimes appears in works considered somewhat action-oriented
13. Not known to use a gun as far as I know
14. Not particularly associated with New York City, though possibly lived there for a little while
15. Not a detective/law enforcement
16. Was a lead character in movie(s) in which he appeared since 1994
Correct on Olivier and Leela.
3. Is Lou Ferrigno - the voice of the Incredible Hulk. Well, Grrrs mainly.
DQ:
Aged over 40
IQ:
1. Although outwardly respectable, did the mark on your arm show your evil intentions
2. Have you played a secret agent, an assassin and a lawyer
3. Are you responsible for the onomatopoeia "Snikt"?
In the land of the blind, the one-arm man is king.
Previous IQs:
Were you an actress appearing in Stroker Ace? - Yes, Loni Anderson
Was Bleeding Gums Murphy a mentor to you? - Yes, Lisa Simpson; forgot the earlier reference to her
Did you read the funny papers to kids over the radio during a newspaper strike? - NYC Mayor Fiorello LaGuardia in the Thirties
DQ:
A comedy character?
IQs:
Is your logo or icon a stick figure?
Have Ralph Fiennes and Patrick Macnee both played you?
Does a famous portrait show you pulling at your face?
I thought Lou Ferrigno was visible as the Hulk in the TV show? I guess that doesn't count as film?
1. Hm. No, I am not Lucius Malfoy?
2. I know I'm going to be angry at myself, but stumped.
3. This sounds like a Don Martin (from Mad magazine) sound effect, but I guess not. Stumped.
Take two!
Wow, would never have guessed LaGuardia for that comics thing.
1. Geeze this ain't my day! No idea.
2. Wait, isn't this John Steed? Did he have a different first name and I'm blanking out? I was a religious The Avengers fan (with Diana Rigg) and I'm almost certain his name was John.
3. The only think I can think of is either Edvard Munch's The Scream or Rodin's The Thinker, so that's a third stump.
Either three or two (if you messed up #2).
DQs
1. Not real
2. Male
3. American (well, naturalized)
4. First name begins with L
5. This is a toughie but I'd have to say no, would probably not be alive today... but it could go either way
6. First main appearance in print
7. Created since 1950
8. Has appeared in more than one medium
9. Is the main protagonist in at least one of his appearances
10. Has appeared in a movie in or since 1994
11. Not generally considered a good guy, but... it really varies
12. Sometimes appears in works considered somewhat action-oriented
13. Not known to use a gun as far as I know
14. Not particularly associated with New York City, though possibly lived there for a little while
15. Not a detective/law enforcement
16. Was a lead character in movie(s) in which he appeared since 1994
17. Aged over 40
18. Heh. No, not a comedy character, although in one film the performance was pretty amusing. But no.
Previous IQs:
Is your logo or icon a stick figure? - The Saint: http://www.webtvwire.com/wp-content/...-1962-logo.JPG
Have Ralph Fiennes and Patrick Macnee both played you? - Yes, John Steed of The Avengers.
Does a famous portrait show you pulling at your face? - Meryl Streep, in a picture by Annie Leibovitz: http://images1.fanpop.com/images/ima...83_424_500.jpg
Two DQs reserved.
What should we ask next, CIAS? We're on the home stretch now.
Errrrrmmmmmm EH, hon? Did you forget which letter we're doing?
(Maybe the Lisa Simpson thing got you mixed up?)
[QUOTE=CatInASuit;240156]2. Lucy Lui
3. Logan aka Wolverine
Hmm, time to think on the DQs, because frankly, I'm stumped.
In the land of the blind, the one-arm man is king.
:: headsmack ::
I really need to get more sleep. Sorry I mixed up the letters.
IQs:
Did you perform a hit song with Peter Gabriel about Eighties British unemployment?
Were you married to your first husband at Malabar Farm, in Ohio?
Were you a fictional amphibian who lived in NYC?
- Hm. I really should know this. The only duet I remember him doing is with Kate Bush--isn't she the one who also sang Games Without Frontiers? For some reason I want to say Annie Lennox, but she doesn't strike me as having been hugely political. Eh I'll stick with Lennox because I can't think of a male "L" who'd've duetted with the guy.
- Oh dude, you and your Ohio trivia! Liz Taylor? LOL, that would be so awesome.
- Do the Ninja Turtles things take place in NYC? I know they're all painter names, so I'll try no, I am not Leonardo the ninja turtle?
So, naturalised American aged over 40, fictional male. Originally in print, but has been in film, doesn't use a gun.
Not really a good guy, has possibly been an anti-hero, is the main character in a movie, probably an action one.
Unlikely to be alive at this point in time.
Hmmm, still unsure what to ask. Howabout.
19. Character involved in military/secret agent government type work?
In the land of the blind, the one-arm man is king.
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