IQs:
- Were you Plastic Man’s comic sidekick?
- Did you right wrongs with Artemus Gordon?
- Did Anne Francis play you on TV?
Not Twisty Woman, James West or Wanda Windom.
#1 was Woozy Winks.
#2 is correct.
#3 was Honey West.
2 DQ’s reserved.
DQ: show is in same continuity as movie, not a reboot or remake etc.?
One DQ reserved.
DQ: From a series of films?
1 DQ reserved.
W.
- fictional
- last name begins with W
- male
- from film or TV
- would probably be alive today, but that’s just my guess
- a main character
- first appeared after 1970
- from film, and later TV
- film first appeared before 2000
- film did not win any major awards
- contemporary film (i.e. not period or futuristic)
- first appeared before 1989
- first appeared after 1979
- not entirely a nice person, but a “good guy” in Hollywood terms
- from a mundane movie (i.e. without fantasy or science fiction elements)
- from what may fairly, I think, be described as an action/adventure film
- Caucasian
- show is (I believe) in same continuity as movie, not a reboot or remake etc.
- not from a series of films
No more IQs, please. Ask all earned DQs by noon EST Thursday.
DQ: Comedy?
W.
- fictional
- last name begins with W
- male
- from film or TV
- would probably be alive today, but that’s just my guess
- a main character
- first appeared after 1970
- from film, and later TV
- film first appeared before 2000
- film did not win any major awards
- contemporary film (i.e. not period or futuristic)
- first appeared before 1989
- first appeared after 1979
- not entirely a nice person, but a “good guy” in Hollywood terms
- from a mundane movie (i.e. without fantasy or science fiction elements)
- from what may fairly, I think, be described as an action/adventure film
- Caucasian
- show is (I believe) in same continuity as movie, not a reboot or remake etc.
- not from a series of films
- among other things, a comedy
Well, every movie I can think of with a TV adaption is part of a series of films, or arguably not action-adventure.
Final DQ: Character is American?
W.
- fictional
- last name begins with W
- male
- from film or TV
- would probably be alive today, but that’s just my guess
- a main character
- first appeared after 1970
- from film, and later TV
- film first appeared before 2000
- film did not win any major awards
- contemporary film (i.e. not period or futuristic)
- first appeared before 1989
- first appeared after 1979
- not entirely a nice person, but a “good guy” in Hollywood terms
- from a mundane movie (i.e. without fantasy or science fiction elements)
- from what may fairly, I think, be described as an action/adventure film
- Caucasian
- show is (I believe) in same continuity as movie, not a reboot or remake etc.
- not from a series of films
- among other things, a comedy
- character is American
Please ask all earned “Are you Firstname Lastname?” questions by noon EST tomorrow.
Are you Louis Winthorpe III from Trading Places?
Good guess, but no.
Are you Ash Williams?
Are you Dean Wormer from Animal House?
I am neither of those people, either.
I am, rather,
Jack Walsh
The tough-as-nails bounty hunter played by Robert De Niro in the movie Midnight Run (opposite Charles Grodin as the annoying ex-Mob accountant he was taking from NYC to LA), and later played by Christopher McDonald in three TV movies: Midnight Run - Wikipedia
Ah, never saw that movie or the TV show.
Ditto…
Should’ve clarified what being on TV meant. Oh well.
I remember seeing the movie in a theatre, but I don’t remember the character names. I just remember Charles Grodin pretending to be afraid of flying and freaking out on the plane to force them to disembark from the plane taking him back to LA. Never knew about the TV adaptations.
Shall I go again, or is that not good enough?
Funny movie, BTW.