Correct
Teddy Pendergrass - rumors at the time claimed he lost control of his car while being orally serviced by his passenger
Correct
Previously held DQ: Died after 1900?
DQ: Known for business?
IQ1: Did you design the Louvre expansion as well as the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame building?
IQ2: Did Mr. McGregor put your father into a pie?
IQ3: Did you write Common Sense?
Previous IQs:
Are you a noted musician who collects Alamo memorabilia (and may have been ripped off in pursuing that hobby)? - Phil Collins
Did you play a criminal florist in The Town? - Pete Postelthwaite
Are you an Oberlin grad who is the NYT’s White House correspondent? - Peter Baker
DQs:
White?
Won a top award in his field?
Died a rich man?
Three DQs reserved.
IQs:
Did Andre Braugher play you on Homicide?
Did you unstitch a tapestry every night?
Did you, according to Robert Lawson, own a former British infantry officer’s horse named Sherry?
- Not Piers Plowman
- DQ
- DQ
- DQ
- Not Peter Rabbit
- Not Thomas Paine
- DQ
- Not … Penelope?
- Not Paul Revere
P
1, Real
2. Male
3. First name does not begin with P
4. American
5. Dead
6. Died before 1950
7. Not thought of as being an artist, but my work is listed in Wikipedia as being one of the Arts
8. Last name begins with P
9. Died after 1850
10. Not known from science
11. Died after 1900
12. Not known for business
13. White
14. Won a top award in my field
15. Did not die a rich man
And that’s enough to put us over 20 DQs, so no more IQs, please. Ask all remaining DQs by 1000 Eastern Wednesday.
Have reworded #7.
Prof has two DQs, Chock has one, EH has four, DLR has one. Adjust as necessary if any of my last set of answers were wrong.
Previous IQs:
Did Andre Braugher play you on Homicide? - Det. Pembleton
Did you unstitch a tapestry every night? - Yes, Penelope, Ulysses’s wife
Did you, according to Robert Lawson, own a former British infantry officer’s horse named Sherry? - Yes, Paul Revere
DQs:
Associated with NYC?
Best known for a single incident or accomplishment?
Two DQs reserved.
P
1, Real
2. Male
3. First name does not begin with P
4. American
5. Dead
6. Died before 1950
7. Not thought of as being an artist, but my work is listed in Wikipedia as being one of the Arts
8. Last name begins with P
9. Died after 1850
10. Not known from science
11. Died after 1900
12. Not known for business
13. White
14. Won a top award in my field
15. Did not die a rich man
16. Not associated with NYC
17. Not best known for a single incident or accomplishment
Hmmmmm.
Correct.
#2 was Pablo Picasso.
#3 was Paul Lynde.
DQs:
- Last name starts with PA - PH?
- Known for writing?
P
1, Real
2. Male
3. First name does not begin with P
4. American
5. Dead
6. Died before 1950
7. Not thought of as being an artist, but my work is listed in Wikipedia as being one of the Arts
8. Last name begins with P
9. Died after 1850
10. Not known from science
11. Died after 1900
12. Not known for business
13. White
14. Won a top award in my field
15. Did not die a rich man
16. Not associated with NYC
17. Not best known for a single incident or accomplishment
18. Last name does not start with PA - PH
19. Known for writing
Chock has one remaining DQ, EH has two, DLR has one. Adjust as necessary if any of my last set of answers were wrong.
I yield my two earned DQs to whoever would like to ask them, one apiece.
EH DQ: Known for journalism?
P
1, Real
2. Male
3. First name does not begin with P
4. American
5. Dead
6. Died before 1950
7. Not thought of as being an artist, but my work is listed in Wikipedia as being one of the Arts
8. Last name begins with P
9. Died after 1850
10. Not known from science
11. Died after 1900
12. Not known for business
13. White
14. Won a top award in my field
15. Did not die a rich man
16. Not associated with NYC
17. Not best known for a single incident or accomplishment
18. Last name does not start with PA - PH
19. Known for writing
20. Known for journalism
Chock and DLR each have one DQ remaining, and there is one up for grabs.
Final DQ: died after 1939?
Well, it’s not Joseph Pulitzer, as he was very wealthy when he died on his yacht. Hmmmm…
DQ: Work still read today (i.e. essays in collections)?
P
1, Real
2. Male
3. First name does not begin with P
4. American
5. Dead
6. Died before 1950
7. Not thought of as being an artist, but my work is listed in Wikipedia as being one of the Arts
8. Last name begins with P
9. Died after 1850
10. Not known from science
11. Died after 1900
12. Not known for business
13. White
14. Won a top award in my field
15. Did not die a rich man
16. Not associated with NYC
17. Not best known for a single incident or accomplishment
18. Last name does not start with PA - PH
19. Known for writing
20. Known for journalism
21. Died after 1939
22. Work is quoted by other authors, but is probably not read as complete articles
One last DQ available for use…
ZDS
P
1, Real
2. Male
3. First name does not begin with P
4. American
5. Dead
6. Died before 1950
7. Not thought of as being an artist, but my work is listed in Wikipedia as being one of the Arts
8. Last name begins with P
9. Died after 1850
10. Not known from science
11. Died after 1900
12. Not known for business
13. White
14. Won a top award in my field
15. Did not die a rich man
16. Not associated with NYC
17. Not best known for a single incident or accomplishment
18. Last name does not start with PA - PH
19. Known for writing
20. Known for journalism
21. Died after 1939
22. Collections of my articles are available from Amazon (and have good ratings)
One last DQ available for use…
Claimed DQ: known for war reporting?
P
1, Real
2. Male
3. First name does not begin with P
4. American
5. Dead
6. Died before 1950
7. Not thought of as being an artist, but my work is listed in Wikipedia as being one of the Arts
8. Last name begins with P
9. Died after 1850
10. Not known from science
11. Died after 1900
12. Not known for business
13. White
14. Won a top award in my field
15. Did not die a rich man
16. Not associated with NYC
17. Not best known for a single incident or accomplishment
18. Last name does not start with PA - PH
19. Known for writing
20. Known for journalism
21. Died after 1939
22. Collections of my articles are available from Amazon (and have good ratings)
23. Known for war reporting
Please ask your “Firstname Lastname” DQs no later than 1800 tomorrow (though I don’t think it will take that long 
).
Were you an American media figure in WWII with the same last name as a noted Jim Nabors character?
That’s not a DQ, but I’ll give it to you anyway.
Yes, I am Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist and war correspondent Ernie Pyle!
Where did the Prof and DLR disappear to? I’m pretty sure one (or both) of them knew the answer.