Botticelli February 2021

Previous IQs:

Were you a noted Ohio lawyer who didn’t like jurors whose eyes were too close to their noses? - Clarence Darrow
Did a musician joke in a song about someone giving you a new musical instrument? - Clarence Clemmons, to whom Saint Nick just might have brought a new saxophone, in Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band’s “Santa Claus Is Coming to Town”
Did you write a book about preparing to play Shakespeare’s Richard III? - British actor Simon Callow

DQ:

Generally admired today?
Greatest fame before 1945?

One DQ reserved.

IQs:

Were you a French statesman after whom an aircraft carrier was later named?
Did your best friend confess to a TV game-show host that you scared him a little?
Were you First Officer of the USS Voyager?

Oui! Je suis Georges Clemenceau!

Take it away, EH!

Thanks, Prof. P.!

Previous IQs:

Did your best friend confess to a TV game-show host that you scared him a little? - Cliff Clavin, when Norm Peterson had a chance to speak to Alex Trebek
Were you First Officer of the USS Voyager? - Cmdr. Chakotay

Next letter to follow shortly, I hope.

Just updated: Botticelli - the letters we've used so far

Right. Our next letter is

H

IQs:

  1. Did you have a long-running feud with Louella Parsons?
  2. Were you a White House Communications Director under Trump?
  3. Were you the most honored entertainer in the U.S.A. of the 20th Century?

Congrats, EH!

IQs:
1. Do you appear in a photo holding up a newspaper with an incorrect headline?
2. Did you play an indecisive Senegalese philosophy professor?
3. Did you perform “America the Beautiful” at the Super Bowl yesterday?

Wrapping up from last time

Crispin Glover

H…

IQ1: Did you provide Deep Thoughts for Saturday Night Live?
IQ2: Did James Bond call your character a woman of many parts?
IQ3: Is your mind a raging torrent, flooded with rivulets of thought cascading into a waterfall of creative alternatives?

IQ1: In a short story, did a recommendation for a medal for you end in your being fined for the loss of your equipment and banished to a frontier outpost?
IQ2: Were you a fictional photographer and government assassin?
IQ3: Were you Hecuba’s son?

For more on Clemenceau: Georges Clemenceau - Wikipedia

Not Hedda Hopper, dunno, and not Bob Hope.

Not one of my favorite POTUSes, Harry S Truman; dunno and dunno.

Not Jack Handey, Halle Berry or… dunno.

Dunno, dunno and not… Hyperion?

Horatius (“A Medal for Horatius”).
Matt Helm.
Hector.


DQ1: Male?
DQ2: Real?
One DQ reserved.

Correct, Hope Hicks, Correct.
DQ: Last name starts with H?

Correct,
Honor Blackman, who played Pussy Galore in Goldfinger. “You’re a woman of many parts, Pussy”.
Hedley Lamarr (Harvey Korman) from Blazing Saddles

Holding 2 DQs

H.

  1. male
  2. fictional
  3. first name starts with H

DQ: American creator(s)?

2 was William Jackson Harper (on The Good Place); 3 was H.E.R.

DQs:
1. created before 2000?
2. from TV or movies?

H.

  1. male
  2. fictional
  3. first name starts with H
  4. American creator(s)
  5. created before 2000
  6. not originally from TV or movies

IQs:

  1. Did you go on adventures with Tom Sawyer?
  2. Did your TV show feature Pixie & Dixie & Mr. Jinks as well?
  3. Are you comedy writer Jack Douglas’s son known by this nickname?

IQs:
1. Do you share a first name with the current Ms. Marvel?
2. Did you found a fast-food restaurant?
3. Did you play a man carrying a double bass, a man walking dogs, and a man failing to get on a bus?

DQ1: Originally from prose fiction?
DQ2: Created before 1950?