Correct on HT.
#2 was Jack Haley.
#3 was Henry Crun.
2 DQs reserved.
Harcourt “Harry” Mudd, featured in the episodes “Mudd’s Women” and “I, Mudd”
Harlan Ellison - threatened to sue the producers over similarities to his work on The Outer Limits
Correct
DQ: First name starts with H?
Holding one DQ
Take a DQ, I am not H. M. “Howling Mad” Murdock. Or John “Hannibal” Smith. Take a DQ.
DQs
- Real
- Male
- Living
- The Arts made them famous, but not because they are an artist. If that makes sense. Like, um, journalists made Harry Truman famous because he refused to evacuate from his home near Mount St. Helens, not because he was an artist. Does that make sense?
- Not American
- Born before 1971
- Not political/military
- European
- White
- First name does not start with H.
DQs:
- British or Irish?
- Known from sports/athletics?
IQs:
- Did you write Holy! Holy! Holy! Lord God Almighty?
- Did you write Siddhartha?
- Did you create B.C. and The Wizard of Id?
I am not Handel? Or take a DQ. I am not Herman Hesse. I am not Johnny Hart.
DQs
- Real
- Male
- Living
- The Arts made them famous, but not because they are an artist. If that makes sense. Like, um, journalists made Harry Truman famous because he refused to evacuate from his home near Mount St. Helens, not because he was an artist. Does that make sense?
- Not American
- Born before 1971
- Not political/military
- European
- White
- First name does not start with H.
- British
- Not known for sports.
#1 was Reginald Heber. Correct on the others.
DQ: Known for business?
Previous IQs:
Were you Andrew Johnson’s predecessor? - Hannibal Hamlin of Maine, as VPOTUS
Were you one of The A-Team? - Yes, John “Hannibal” Smith
Was Brian Cox the first to play you, a slightly-renamed version of a better-known character? - Dr. Hannibal Lecktor, in Manhunter (later renamed Lecter)
Hannibal x3!
DQs:
Holds a royal or noble title?
Best known as the subject of a work of art?
IQs:
Were you sorry to let Norbert go?
Were you the only human being to appear in the first SpongeBob movie?
Were you a very scary interdimensional bad guy in the works of H.P. Lovecraft?
IQ1: Was “I’ve Been Everywhere” a #1 hit for you?
IQ2: Did you draw a comic strip that debuted the same day as another strip with the same name?
IQ3: Were you four superheroes?
IQs:
- Did you write I Heard The Voice Of Jesus Say?
- Were you an actress/model who was the voice of a famous American writer who, like your father, committed suicide?
- Were you a 1940’s gossip columnist known for your hats?
IQs:
- Are you a girl genius as drawn by Phil Foglio?
- Are you the master of the Universe?
- Are you a Pooka?
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PS: Left over from last round, in case anyone was interested…
The goddess I was thinking of was Ishtar
I am not Hagrid. Take 2 DQs.
Take 3 DQs. Wait…Is #1 Merle Haggard? If not, yep. DQ.
Take a DQ, I am not Margaux Hemingway, I am not Hedda Hopper.
Take a DQ, I am not He-Man, I am not Harvey.
DQs
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Real
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Male
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Living
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The Arts made them famous, but not because they are an artist. If that makes sense. Like, um, journalists made Harry Truman famous because he refused to evacuate from his home near Mount St. Helens, not because he was an artist. Does that make sense?
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Not American
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Born before 1971
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Not political/military
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European
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White
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First name does not start with H.
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British
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Not known for sports.
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Not known for business.
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Does not hold a royal or noble title.
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Not best known as the subject of a pinting.
Let me clarify #4. He is not known for the Arts, but tge Arts are what made him famous. Like Gordon Ramsey. He’s not known for the Arts, but TV made him famous.
We should be over 20 DQs, so no more IQs, please.
- Agetha Heterodyne the main character in Phil Foglio’s girl genius comic.
Others correct.
Still thinking on the DQ.
#1 was Horatius Bonar. Correct on the others.
1 DQ reserved.
Hank Snow
Hank Ketcham (Dennis the Menace)
Hank Pym (Ant-Man, Giant-Man, Goliath, and Yellowjacket)
Five DQs reserved.
Held DQ:
Presenter or host of some sort?