Elizabeth/Betty/Beth/&c.
- Queen Elizabeth I - English monarch
- Betty Grable - Actress/pin-up girl of the 1930s/40s
Elizabeth/Betty/Beth/&c.
- Queen Elizabeth I - English monarch
- Betty Grable - Actress/pin-up girl of the 1930s/40s
- Betty Cooper - Comic book character
What happened to Alice #11, 12 and 13?
Oops. Mea culpa, I jumped the gun.
I got your back, jack.
Alices, Fictional or Real
- Alice Paul, American suffragist and women’s rights activist
- Alice Liddell, whom Lewis Carroll told stories to and about
- Alice Cooper, pioneer of shock rock
- Alice Nelson, the housekeeper in The Brady Bunch
- Alice Krige, Borg queen
- Alice Coltrane - jazz musician
- Alice Doesn’t Live Here Anymore (1974)
- Alice - Resident Evil heroine
- Alice - Title character of Elton John’s All the Young Girls Love Alice
- Alice Roosevelt Longworth- president’s daughter, socialite and wiseass
- Alice Bowie - Cheech Marin’s alter ego (“Earache My Eye”; Up In Smoke)
Elizabeth/Betty/Beth/&c.
- Queen Elizabeth I - English monarch
- Betty Grable - Actress/pin-up girl of the 1930s/40s
- Betty Cooper - Comic book character
- Space Beth - Rick and Morty
Alices, Fictional or Real
- Alice Paul, American suffragist and women’s rights activist
- Alice Liddell, whom Lewis Carroll told stories to and about
- Alice Cooper, pioneer of shock rock
- Alice Nelson, the housekeeper in The Brady Bunch
- Alice Krige, Borg queen
- Alice Coltrane - jazz musician
- Alice Doesn’t Live Here Anymore (1974)
- Alice - Resident Evil heroine
- Alice - Title character of Elton John’s All the Young Girls Love Alice
- Alice Roosevelt Longworth- president’s daughter, socialite and wiseass
- Alice Bowie - Cheech Marin’s alter ego (“Earache My Eye”; Up In Smoke)
- Alice the Goon - Popeye (comic strip and cartoon series)
Elizabeth/Betty/Beth/&c.
- Queen Elizabeth I - English monarch
- Betty Grable - Actress/pin-up girl of the 1930s/40s
- Betty Cooper - Comic book character
- Space Beth - Rick and Morty
- Elizabeth City, NC
Alices, Fictional or Real
- Alice Paul, American suffragist and women’s rights activist
- Alice Liddell, whom Lewis Carroll told stories to and about
- Alice Cooper, pioneer of shock rock
- Alice Nelson, the housekeeper in The Brady Bunch
- Alice Krige, Borg queen
- Alice Coltrane - jazz musician
- Alice Doesn’t Live Here Anymore (1974)
- Alice - Resident Evil heroine
- Alice - Title character of Elton John’s All the Young Girls Love Alice
- Alice Roosevelt Longworth- president’s daughter, socialite and wiseass
- Alice Bowie - Cheech Marin’s alter ego (“Earache My Eye”; Up In Smoke)
- Alice the Goon - Popeye (comic strip and cartoon series)
- Alice In Chains - Rock band
Elizabeth/Betty/Beth/&c.
- Queen Elizabeth I - English monarch
- Betty Grable - Actress/pin-up girl of the 1930s/40s
- Betty Cooper - Comic book character
- Space Beth - Rick and Morty
- Elizabeth City, NC
- Bettie Page - pin-up girl
Alice 11, 12 and 13 might have been clones from the Umbrella Corporation
Elizabeth/Betty/Beth/&c.
- Queen Elizabeth I - English monarch
- Betty Grable - Actress/pin-up girl of the 1930s/40s
- Betty Cooper - Comic book character
- Space Beth - Rick and Morty
- Elizabeth City, NC
- Bettie Page - pin-up girl
- Lizzie Borden - proof of the convicting power of rhymes
Elizabeth/Betty/Beth/&c.
- Queen Elizabeth I - English monarch
- Betty Grable - Actress/pin-up girl of the 1930s/40s
- Betty Cooper - Comic book character
- Space Beth - Rick and Morty
- Elizabeth City, NC
- Bettie Page - pin-up girl
- Lizzie Borden - proof of the convicting power of rhymes
- Elizabeth Bartlet, one of President Jed Bartlet’s daughters on The West Wing
Elizabeth/Betty/Beth/&c.
- Queen Elizabeth I - English monarch
- Betty Grable - Actress/pin-up girl of the 1930s/40s
- Betty Cooper - Comic book character
- Space Beth - Rick and Morty
- Elizabeth City, NC
- Bettie Page - pin-up girl
- Lizzie Borden - proof of the convicting power of rhymes
- Elizabeth Bartlet, one of President Jed Bartlet’s daughters on The West Wing
- Elizabeth McCord, U.S. Secretary of State (later President) from Madam Secretary
Elizabeth/Betty/Beth/&c.
- Queen Elizabeth I - English monarch
- Betty Grable - Actress/pin-up girl of the 1930s/40s
- Betty Cooper - Comic book character
- Space Beth - Rick and Morty
- Elizabeth City, NC
- Bettie Page - pin-up girl
- Lizzie Borden - proof of the convicting power of rhymes
- Elizabeth Bartlet, one of President Jed Bartlet’s daughters on The West Wing
- Elizabeth McCord, U.S. Secretary of State (later President) from Madam Secretary
- Elizabeth Montgomery, actress, best known as ‘Samantha’ on Bewitched
-“BB”-
Elizabeth/Betty/Beth/&c.
- Queen Elizabeth I - English monarch
- Betty Grable - Actress/pin-up girl of the 1930s/40s
- Betty Cooper - Comic book character
- Space Beth - Rick and Morty
- Elizabeth City, NC
- Bettie Page - pin-up girl
- Lizzie Borden - proof of the convicting power of rhymes
- Elizabeth Bartlet, one of President Jed Bartlet’s daughters on The West Wing
- Elizabeth McCord, U.S. Secretary of State (later President) from Madam Secretary
- Elizabeth Montgomery, actress, best known as ‘Samantha’ on Bewitched
- Shannon Elizabeth, actress, American Pie
Elizabeth/Betty/Beth/&c.
- Queen Elizabeth I - English monarch
- Betty Grable - Actress/pin-up girl of the 1930s/40s
- Betty Cooper - Comic book character
- Space Beth - Rick and Morty
- Elizabeth City, NC
- Bettie Page - pin-up girl
- Lizzie Borden - proof of the convicting power of rhymes
- Elizabeth Bartlet, one of President Jed Bartlet’s daughters on The West Wing
- Elizabeth McCord, U.S. Secretary of State (later President) from Madam Secretary
- Elizabeth Montgomery, actress, best known as ‘Samantha’ on Bewitched
- Shannon Elizabeth, actress, American Pie
- Betty White, much-loved comedian and actress
Elizabeth/Betty/Beth/&c.
- Queen Elizabeth I - English monarch
- Betty Grable - Actress/pin-up girl of the 1930s/40s
- Betty Cooper - Comic book character
- Space Beth - Rick and Morty
- Elizabeth City, NC
- Bettie Page - pin-up girl
- Lizzie Borden - proof of the convicting power of rhymes
- Elizabeth Bartlet, one of President Jed Bartlet’s daughters on The West Wing
- Elizabeth McCord, U.S. Secretary of State (later President) from Madam Secretary
- Elizabeth Montgomery, actress, best known as ‘Samantha’ on Bewitched
- Shannon Elizabeth, actress, American Pie
- Betty White, much-loved comedian and actress
- Beth Harmon, chess prodigy (The Queen’s Gambit)
Michael/Mike/etc.
- Al Michaels, sports announcer
Michael/Mike/etc.
- Al Michaels, sports announcer
- Mike + the Mechanics, rock band
Michael/Mike/etc.
- Al Michaels, sports announcer
- Mike + the Mechanics, rock band
- Michael Jordan, former professional basketball player
Michael/Mike/etc.
- Al Michaels, sports announcer
- Mike + the Mechanics, rock band
- Michael Jordan, former professional basketball player
- Miguel de Cervantes, Spanish author
Michael/Mike/etc.
- Al Michaels, sports announcer
- Mike + the Mechanics, rock band
- Michael Jordan, former professional basketball player
- Miguel de Cervantes, Spanish author
- Shawn Michaels, retired professional wrestler and current booker of WWE’s NXT developmental brand
Michael/Mike/etc.
- Al Michaels, sports announcer
- Mike + the Mechanics, rock band
- Michael Jordan, former professional basketball player
- Miguel de Cervantes, Spanish author
- Shawn Michaels, retired professional wrestler and current booker of WWE’s NXT developmental brand
- Jillian Michaels, fitness trainer
Michael/Mike/etc.
- Al Michaels, sports announcer
- Mike + the Mechanics, rock band
- Michael Jordan, former professional basketball player
- Miguel de Cervantes, Spanish author
- Shawn Michaels, retired professional wrestler and current booker of WWE’s NXT developmental brand
- Jillian Michaels, fitness trainer
- Michael Jackson, King of Pop