Wally Cleaver.
Only Taylor I know is Maxwell Taylor, but I’ll take your word for it. I’ll rephrase.
Correct.
DQ: Known for politics/military?
2 more IQs:
- Are you the subject of an eponymous song by Arrested Development?
- Are you peeking out from under the stairway, calling a name that is lighter than air?
IQ1: Were you the voice of Underdog and a regular on Hollywood Squares?
IQ2: Were you another Hollywood Squares regular, actually Cliff Arquette masquerading as a nursing home resident?
IQ3: Were you another Hollywood Squares guest who had a puppet named Madame?
DQ: Born east of the Mississippi River?
DQ: Born north of the Mason Dixon line?
Not… Wallace Beery?
Dunno x2.
Dunno x2; not Waylan Flowers (sp?)
W.
- real
- last name begins with W
- male
- American
- not known for the Arts
- dead
- died after 1950
- not known for politics/military
- born east of the Mississippi River
- born north of the Mason-Dixon Line
The first one was Sheb Wooley, best remembered for his novelty record The Flying Purple People Eater, but who also appeared in a number of Westerns. In one of them he played a character named Wilhelm who was shot and fell off his horse. The utterance he made, now known as the Wilhelm Scream, is a staple of the movie industry and has appeared in hundred of films.
#2 was Mr. Wendal.
#3 is Windy, from the song of that name by the Association.
DQs:
- Died after 2000?
- Known for business?
1 DQ reserved.
The Wilhelm Scream - of course! Good one: Wilhelm scream - Wikipedia
W.
- real
- last name begins with W
- male
- American
- not known for the Arts
- dead
- died after 1950
- not known for politics/military
- born east of the Mississippi River
- born north of the Mason-Dixon Line
- died before 2000
- not known for business
DQ: Known for law enforcement/crime?
Wally Cox, Charlie Weaver, correct
holding 2 DQs
So that’s where that comes from!
More than you might ever have wanted to hear: The Wilhelm Scream - YouTube
W.
- real
- last name begins with W
- male
- American
- not known for the Arts
- dead
- died after 1950
- not known for politics/military
- born east of the Mississippi River
- born north of the Mason-Dixon Line
- died before 2000
- not known for business
- not known for law enforcement/crime
IQs:
- Have you been portrayed by John Hamilton, Jackie Cooper and Laurence Fishburne?
- Did you go fishing in space in a wooden shoe with your brothers?
- Did you translate the Bible into English from the Latin Vulgate in the 14th Century?
DQ: Is a product or service named after you?
holding 1 DQ
Not Perry White of The Daily Planet, dunno, and not… Whitworth?
W.
- real
- last name begins with W
- male
- American
- not known for the Arts
- dead
- died after 1950
- not known for politics/military
- born east of the Mississippi River
- born north of the Mason-Dixon Line
- died before 2000
- not known for business
- not known for law enforcement/crime
- product or service kinda sorta named after me
Great Caesar’s Ghost! You are correct on Perry White.
#2 was Wynken (who sailed with Blynken and Nod in a poem by Eugene Field).
#3 was John Wycliffe.
DQs:
- Known for one specific event?
- Last name starts with WA - WH?
IQ1: Is a linguistic word twist named after you? Ex: “We’ll have the hags flung out” (…flags hung out)
IQ2: Are you a Victorian-era British writer/poet who was jailed for sodomy?
IQ3: Are you a English theologian who wrote about the Megalosaurus and claimed to have eaten every type of animal in existence?
IQs:
- Did you play the Wagonmaster on Wagon Train?
- Did you star alongside Kevin Bacon in Tremors?
- Did you play Robin on TV’s live action Batman?
Not Rev. William Spooner or Oscar Wilde; dunno the third.
Dunno x2; not Burt Ward.
W.
- real
- last name begins with W
- male
- American
- not known for the Arts
- dead
- died after 1950
- not known for politics/military
- born east of the Mississippi River
- born north of the Mason-Dixon Line
- died before 2000
- not known for business
- not known for law enforcement/crime
- product or service kinda sorta named after me
- not known for one specific event
- last name starts with Wa-Wh
#1 was Ward Bond. #2 was Fred Ward. Ward x3!
2 DQs reserved.
William Buckland
what to ask what to ask…
DQ: Known for an invention or discovery?
holding 1 DQ
W.
- real
- last name begins with W
- male
- American
- not known for the Arts
- dead
- died after 1950
- not known for politics/military
- born east of the Mississippi River
- born north of the Mason-Dixon Line
- died before 2000
- not known for business
- not known for law enforcement/crime
- product or service kinda sorta named after me
- not known for one specific event
- last name starts with Wa-Wh
- not known for an invention or discovery