Correct, Correct and #3 was Epimetheus.
DQ: Is the character middle-aged?
IQs:
- Did Suzanne Pleshette play you on The Bob Newhart Show?
- Did Agnes Moorehead play you on Bewitched?
- Did Diana Rigg play you on The Avengers?
Nah, I didn’t realize that wasn’t another name. I figured you’d get it, just because she’s about the only Valar name-checked in LotR - the elves sing to her. But I won’t take a DQ I didn’t earn.
No, it’s a way to refer to her. Go ahead and take a DQ.
Not Ellen Newhart, Elmira, or Emma Peel.
E.
- fictional
- female
- first name starts with E
- by an American author or authors
- not originally from a work of prose literature
- not originally from film
- character not geared toward children
- created before 1990
- not the main character
- created after 1960
- originally from TV
- considered a “good girl”
- “originally from TV” show not a Western
- TV series created before 1975
- not married
- from a show created before 1967
- not from a sitcom
- character not middle-aged (YMMV)
IQs:
- Did Suzanne Pleshette play you on The Bob Newhart Show?
- Did Agnes Moorehead play you on Bewitched?
- Did Diana Rigg play you on The Avengers?
Not Ellen Newhart, Elmira, or Emma Peel.
#1 was Emily Hartley.
#2 was Endora.
Correct on Emma Peel.
2 DQs reserved.
Yes.
1 (the writer of Transmetropolitan) is Warren Ellis; 2 (the writer of The Boys) is Garth Ennis; 3 (never gets her mortal son-in-law’s name right) is Endora, from Bewitched.
IQs:
- Were you a sideshow performer and film actor, born without the lower half of a torso, who appeared in the 1932 film Freaks?
- Aside from your songwriting and composing career, did you provide the singing voice of Jack Skellington?
- Are you the titular character of a Star Trek (the original series) episode whose name is a play on that of a woman in the Iliad?
DQ: from a mundane (not science fiction or fantasy) drama series?
Two DQs reserved.
I thought Emma Peel was it.
IQ1: Are you Lamont’s bible-thumping aunt?
IQ2: Were you Winston Zeddemore in Ghostbusters?
IQ3: Is Dyna Girl your sidekick?
Dunno, not Danny Elfman, and not Elaan of Troyius.
Dunno, not Ernie Chambers, and not Electro Guy.
E.
- fictional
- female
- first name starts with E
- by an American author or authors
- not originally from a work of prose literature
- not originally from film
- character not geared toward children
- created before 1990
- not the main character
- created after 1960
- originally from TV
- considered a “good girl”
- “originally from TV” show not a Western
- TV series created before 1975
- not married
- from a show created before 1967
- not from a sitcom
- character not middle-aged (YMMV)
- not from a mundane (not science fiction or fantasy) drama series
Esther, correct, Electra Woman
DQ: From a police/detective show?
holding a DQ
IQ: Did Joan Collins play you on one episode of ST:TOS?
Dingdingding! Yes, I am
Edith Keeler
James T. Kirk’s beautiful, idealistic but doomed true love, lost forever in the mists of history: Edith Keeler | Memory Alpha | Fandom
Well done, PP!
And so on to F.
Nice job Prof!
IQ1: Are you QB for the Philadelphia Eagles?
IQ2: Are you the new head coach of the Denver Broncos?
IQ3: Are you head coach of the Indianapolis Colts?
IQ1: Did you play a sex addict opposite Carey Milligan in Shame?
IQ2: Are you bald, round, and able to cause a lightbulb to glow simply by putting it in your mouth?
IQ3: Did you play a pale blond villain who was sexy enough to inspire a trope name on TVTropes, “[Character] In Leather Pants?”
#3. I am not Frank Reich.
Take 2 DQs.
#1. Take a DQ.
#2. I am not Uncle Fester.
#3. Take a DQ.
Nic Foles, Vic Fangio, correct
DQ: Real?
DQ: Last name starts with F?
IQ1: Is one of your characters the sassy Geraldine?
IQ2: Are you a stand-up comedian famous for “You might be a redneck if…”?
IQ3: Are you a pro wrestler and stand-up comedian whose aliases include Mankind, Dude Love, and Cactus Jack Manson?
DQs:
- Real
- Last name starts with F
- I am not Flip Wilson?
- I am not Jeff Foxworthy?
Take a DQ for #3.