Botticelli - December 2014

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:

  1. Not Real
  2. Male
  3. Originally from literature
  4. Not from science fiction or fantasy
  5. Not a protagonist in the vast majority of the works I’m in and known for
  6. Last name starts with O
  7. Not from a crime or mystery genre
  8. American
  9. My first appearance was published after 1964
  10. Am considered a “good guy”
  11. Have appeared in media other than literature
  12. Am not from the Western genre/Cowboys & Indians

DQ: Does your last name start with " O’ "?

IQs:

  1. Did the King of the Leprechauns trick you out of death?
  2. Were you Philemon’s slave?
  3. Did you go to the cupboard to get your poor doggy a bone?
  1. 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:

  1. Not Real
  2. Male
  3. Originally from literature
  4. Not from science fiction or fantasy
  5. Not a protagonist in the vast majority of the works I’m in and known for
  6. Last name starts with O
  7. Not from a crime or mystery genre
  8. American
  9. My first appearance was published after 1964
  10. Am considered a “good guy”
  11. Have appeared in media other than literature
  12. Am not from the Western genre/Cowboys & Indians
  13. 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:

  1. Were you played by Gary Burghoff in the film and TV versions of your character?
  2. Did you assist Commissioner Gordon on the 1960’s Batman TV show?
  3. Did you draw the comic strip Odd Bodkins?

I am O and:

  1. Not Real
  2. Male
  3. Originally from literature
  4. Not from science fiction or fantasy
  5. Not a protagonist in the vast majority of the works I’m in and known for
  6. Last name starts with O
  7. Not from a crime or mystery genre
  8. American
  9. My first appearance was published after 1964
  10. Am considered a “good guy”
  11. Have appeared in media other than literature
  12. Am not from the Western genre/Cowboys & Indians
  13. Last name starts with " O**’** "
  14. 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…

  1. I am not Phantom Girl.
  2. I am not Poison Ivy.
  3. 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?