Botticelli - August 2019

Not Christopher, Baron Haden-Guest.

DQ: Well (or best) known from a TV series produced this century?

G.

  1. real
  2. last name begins with G
  3. male
  4. living
  5. born before 1969
  6. known for the Arts
  7. not American
  8. actor
  9. European
  10. born after 1940
  11. native English speaker
  12. not best known for movies
  13. arguably not best known for one role
  14. born after 1950
  15. best known from television
  16. well (or best) known from a TV series produced this century

IQs:

  1. Were you married to Gene Wilder?
  2. Though not married to him, did Gene Wilder admit to having an affair with you?
  3. Did John Cleese say at your funeral: “Good riddance to him, the freeloading bastard! I hope he fries.”?

Not Gilda Radner, dunno (“him”?!?), and not Graham Chapman.

IQ1: Are you a longtime tuxedo-wearing wrestling announcer who passed away this past January?
IQ2: Are you considered the NFL insider for Fox Sports?
IQ3: Were you a longtime Monday Night Football play-by-play caller alongside Howard Cosell and Don Meredith?

Correct on Gilda.
Gene had an affair with Teri Garr during the making of *Young Frankenstein. *
Correct on Graham.

1 DQ reserved.

1 was G. Gordon Liddy; 2 was Paul Gleason.

DQ: born after 1960?
IQs:

  1. Do you teach at Riverdale High?
  2. Did your husband nickname a record-setting aircraft after you?
  3. Did you play Babu Bhatt on Seinfeld and Bashir’s father on Star Trek: Deep Space 9?

Dunno, dunno, and not… Bryant Gumbel? Probably not.

Not Mrs. Grundy, “Glamorous” Glynnis Yeager, and dunno (although I can visualize the actor; he also played Raj’s dad on BBT).

G.

  1. real
  2. last name begins with G
  3. male
  4. living
  5. born before 1969
  6. known for the Arts
  7. not American
  8. actor
  9. European
  10. born after 1940
  11. native English speaker
  12. not best known for movies
  13. arguably not best known for one role
  14. born after 1950
  15. best known from television
  16. well (or best) known from a TV series produced this century
  17. born after 1960

We’re going to go over 20 again, so more IQs, please. I’ll answer all earned DQs asked by noon EST Friday.

DQ: Known as the lead actor in a series?

G.

  1. real
  2. last name begins with G
  3. male
  4. living
  5. born before 1969
  6. known for the Arts
  7. not American
  8. actor
  9. European
  10. born after 1940
  11. native English speaker
  12. not best known for movies
  13. arguably not best known for one role
  14. born after 1950
  15. best known from television
  16. well (or best) known from a TV series produced this century
  17. born after 1960
  18. known as a lead actor in a series

That is, no more IQs, please. Thanks.

Gene Okerlund, Jay Glazer, Frank Gifford

DQ: Best known for comedic roles?

holding 3 DQs

G.

  1. real
  2. last name begins with G
  3. male
  4. living
  5. born before 1969
  6. known for the Arts
  7. not American
  8. actor
  9. European
  10. born after 1940
  11. native English speaker
  12. not best known for movies
  13. arguably not best known for one role
  14. born after 1950
  15. best known from television
  16. well (or best) known from a TV series produced this century
  17. born after 1960
  18. known as a lead actor in a series
  19. not best known for comedic roles

DQ: Currently in a series that’s still airing?

holding 2 DQs

G.

  1. real
  2. last name begins with G
  3. male
  4. living
  5. born before 1969
  6. known for the Arts
  7. not American
  8. actor
  9. European
  10. born after 1940
  11. native English speaker
  12. not best known for movies
  13. arguably not best known for one role
  14. born after 1950
  15. best known from television
  16. well (or best) known from a TV series produced this century
  17. born after 1960
  18. known as a lead actor in a series
  19. not best known for comedic roles
  20. currently in a series that’s still airing

DQ: from the UK?

One DQ reserved.

DQ: Does the series this person star in air on BBC America?

holding a DQ

Remind me from what IQ you have one reserved? I looked back and saw only one, which you just asked.

G.

  1. real
  2. last name begins with G
  3. male
  4. living
  5. born before 1969
  6. known for the Arts
  7. not American
  8. actor
  9. European
  10. born after 1940
  11. native English speaker
  12. not best known for movies
  13. arguably not best known for one role
  14. born after 1950
  15. best known from television
  16. well (or best) known from a TV series produced this century
  17. born after 1960
  18. known as a lead actor in a series
  19. not best known for comedic roles
  20. currently in a series that’s still airing
  21. not from the UK
  22. series this person stars in does not air on BBC America

Belated IQ wrap-up: 3 was Brian George.

Post #136. I count:
two DQs earned from the reply in post #139 (the answer for 1 being G. Gordon Liddy, not George Peppard),
one asked in post #148,
one earned in post #149,
and one asked in post #156.

Looking back, I notice I didn’t say “1 DQ reserved” in post #148, which was sloppy of me.

Native English speaker but not from the UK? Why do you hate us?

DQ: Is current series airing on an American antenna channel (ABC, CBS, NBC, PBS, FOX, CW, etc)?