DQ Roundup
- Real
- Male
- First name starts with L
Not Lois Lane, Not Lana Lang, don’t remember the mermaid’s name, but I’m sure it was LL
dunno, not Lucifer, dunno
Not Lyle Lovett(?), dunno x2
Previous IQs:
Did your habit of going around the house barefoot bother your wife? - Abraham Lincoln; he said his feet needed to “breathe.”
Did your husband joke about your family’s last name? - Lincoln said of Mary Todd Lincoln’s family, “One ‘d’ is enough for God, but the Todds must have two.”
Did you look remarkably like Leonardo DiCaprio in your youth? - Robert Todd Lincoln: http://img.tfd.com/WEAL/weal_06_img1203.jpg
DQs:
American?
Living?
Best known for the arts, broadly defined?
IQs:
Were you known for your beehived women, snakes and cows?
Did you write Capt. Kidd’s Cat?
Were you Clinton’s first Secretary of the Treasury?
Well, I guess your answer for 2 fits but it wasn’t who I was thinking of.
1 was Lazlo (in Real Genius), 3 was Lancelot
3 DQs reserved, again someone has many pending DQs 
IQ1: Were you an antagonist whose only superhuman power was healing?
IQ2: Did you play the role of Morpheus?
IQ3: Do you have only one testicle?
Levon Helm, singer of The Band, played Ted Webb, Loretta Lynn’s Dad, in Coal Miner’s Daughter
Botanist Luther Burbank created the Shasta daisy.
Harry Lime (played by Orson Welles) was the charming bad guy in The Third Man.
I’ll ask my DQs after I see a few other answers
As you said, Lois Lane
As you said, Lana Lang
Lori Lemaris
DQ reserved for now.
IQ1: Do characters in Peanuts note your birthday on signs?
IQ2: Did you create Perl?
IQ3: Are you asked to bless beds?
DQ Roundup
- Real
- Male
- First name starts with L
- American
- Not living
- Known for the arts, broadly defined
dunno x2, not Lloyd “You’re no Jack Kennedy” Benson
not the guy from Heroes whose name I can’t remember, not Lawrence Fishburne, not Long Dong Silver (I really don’t know. I’m just tired of saying “dunno” all the time)
not Ludwig van Beethoven, I know not the answer x2
As you said, Ludwig van Beethoven
Larry Wall
Matthew, Mark, Luke and John, bless the bed that I lie on.
Previous IQs:
Were you known for your beehived women, snakes and cows? - Gary Larson of The Far Side
Did you write Capt. Kidd’s Cat? - Robert Lawson
Were you Clinton’s first Secretary of the Treasury? - Yes, Lloyd Bentsen
DQs:
Known for the performing arts?
Died since 1950?
IQs:
Were you an immortal dude created by Robert Heinlein?
Did you play the first Cmdr. Adama?
Did you provide the voice of Tow Mater?
Ruy Lopez.
Larry the Cucumber.
Mr Lunt, the Hispanic gourd.
Three DQs reserved.
IQ1: Were you named after a duck’s dork?
IQ2: Did you create the Hollywood star system?
IQ3: Were you The Man of a Thousand Faces?
1 was Linderman, you had 2 correct, and 3 is Lance Armstrong.
holding 5 DQs.
IQ1: Did you play the Six Million Dollar Man?
IQ2: Were you known for playing the trumpet?
IQ3: Before your more famous career, were you a schoolteacher for Mexican-American children in a segregated school?
DQ Roundup
- Real
- Male
- First name starts with L
- American
- Not living
- Known for the arts, broadly defined
- Known for performing arts
- Died since 1950
Not Lazarus Long, not Lorne Greene, pass
I know not twice, not Lon Chaney
not Lee Majors, not Louis Armstrong, I do not know