Oscar the Grouch.
Fawn Hall was Oliver North’s secretary.
Oliver Wendell Holmes.
You’ve already said you’re not Holmes, so I won’t take that DQ.
Four DQs reserved.
DQ: Western genre/Cowboys & Indians?
1 DQ left
Ugh, I regret missing Oscar the Grouch.
I am O and:
- Not Real
- Male
- Originally from literature
- Not from science fiction or fantasy
- Not a protagonist in the vast majority of the works I’m in and known for
- Last name starts with O
- Not from a crime or mystery genre
- American
- My first appearance was published after 1964
- Am considered a “good guy”
- Have appeared in media other than literature
- Am not from the Western genre/Cowboys & Indians
DQ: Does your last name start with " O’ "?
IQs:
- Did the King of the Leprechauns trick you out of death?
- Were you Philemon’s slave?
- Did you go to the cupboard to get your poor doggy a bone?
- The only name coming to mind is Darby O’Gill, but I don’t think that was it.
Take a DQ on 2
I’m not Old Mother Hubbard.
I am O and:
- Not Real
- Male
- Originally from literature
- Not from science fiction or fantasy
- Not a protagonist in the vast majority of the works I’m in and known for
- Last name starts with O
- Not from a crime or mystery genre
- American
- My first appearance was published after 1964
- Am considered a “good guy”
- Have appeared in media other than literature
- Am not from the Western genre/Cowboys & Indians
- Last name starts with " O**’** "
Darby O’Gill and Old Mother Hubbard are correct.
#2 was Onesimus. (see Paul’s Letter to Philemon in the NT)
DQ: Set in contemporary times (mid-20th-to-early 21st century)?
IQs:
- Were you played by Gary Burghoff in the film and TV versions of your character?
- Did you assist Commissioner Gordon on the 1960’s Batman TV show?
- Did you draw the comic strip Odd Bodkins?
I am O and:
- Not Real
- Male
- Originally from literature
- Not from science fiction or fantasy
- Not a protagonist in the vast majority of the works I’m in and known for
- Last name starts with O
- Not from a crime or mystery genre
- American
- My first appearance was published after 1964
- Am considered a “good guy”
- Have appeared in media other than literature
- Am not from the Western genre/Cowboys & Indians
- Last name starts with " O**’** "
- Am set within the range of mid-20th-to-early 21st century
I am “Radar” O’Reilly. (Real first name varies depending on source.)
Congrats Prof!
I hadn’t seen a non-Real person in this game for quite a while, so I had to give that a shot.
I had a bit of a dilemma with the question, “First appear since 1964?” since it wasn’t entirely clear if that meant within canon or not and the answers were different, but I thought the most likely intent of the question was publication date.
A pilot that aired once to little attention, “WALTE*R” starred Radar as the protagonist, so I sort of waffled on #5.
Most of us would not think of Radar as a protagonist. I think you did well.
I am P!
IQ1: Are you you?
IQ2: Are you liable to murder someone with a candlestick in a conservatory?
IQ3: Do you enforce the law in Balamory?
OK Prof, I’m going to test your vast knowledge of all things DC…
IQ1: Can you phase through solid objects like all the other natives of your home planet, Bgztl?
IQ2: Are you an eco-terrorist who often finds yourself at odds with Batman?
IQ3: Are you an occult superhero who is possibly a fallen angel denied by Hell as well?
I am neither Professors Pepperwinkle nor Plum.
Take a DQ for #3.
DC? I’ve been reading those comics for the last 60 years…
- I am not Phantom Girl.
- I am not Poison Ivy.
- I am not the Phantom Stranger.
IQ1: Is Sir Poley writing fanfic in which you meet a genre-savvy D&D wizard?
IQ2: Did you say “We have met the enemy and he is us”?
IQ3: Have you been referred to as “Goody White Shoes”?
Take 2 DQs for #1 and #3.
I am neither Pogo nor Porky Pine. (They both said it.)
If you’re at all interested in the genre, I highly recommend Harry Potter and the Natural 20 and its sequels. He’s on the third book now.
Correct. (I was thinking of Pogo.)
Pat Boone.
DQ1: Real?
DQ2: Male?
IQ1: Did your uncle’s death lead to your taking on a new career?
IQ2: Did you bring fire to mankind?
IQ3: Did you bring evil and misery to mankind?
Way to go, Prof.!
Previous IQs:
Did your recorded dialogue arrive too late for inclusion in an Alan Parsons Project album? - Orson Welles; it was included in later reissues of Tales of Mystery and Imagination: A Dream within a Dream - Alan Parsons Project - YouTube
Were you Mork’s boss? - Yes, Orson.
In your first year in a prominent new job, did you make more from book sales than salary? - Yes, Barack Obama.
On to P, then.
IQs:
Did you seduce Igraine?
Were you First Speaker of the Second Foundation?
Were the trainer of ancient Greek heroes in the Disney movie Hercules?