DQ
Not John Lithgow
Not Jack Lemmon - see, I can learn things!
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Not Lacey Davenport
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#1 was Jet Li.
#2. John Lithgow played John Whorfin/Dr. Emilio Lizardo. Christopher Lloyd play John Bigboote.
#3 is correct.
DQs:
- Created after 1979?
- From a kids show?
IQs:
- Did you star in Don’t Look Up?
- Did you also star in Don’t Look Up?
- Did you write Literary Lapses?
L
- Fictional
- Female
- Not originally from prose
- Not a main character
- Last name starts with L
- From a movie or TV
- Created after 1950
- American
- Could be alive today, if real, but probably not
- Not considered a beauty
- Not an antagonist
- Not originally from a movie, but did appear in one movie
- Created before 1990
- Not from a genre show
- Not originally from a play, but has appeared on stage
- White
- From a comedy show
- Created after 1970
- Created before 1979
- Not from a kids show
And that’s 20. No more IQs please. Please ask any outstanding DQs before 6 pm Pacific Standard time Tuesday 2/28
Neither Leonardo DiCaprio nor Jennifer Lawrence
DQ
Correct and Correct. #3 is Stephen Leacock.
DQ: From a sketch comedy show?
L
- Fictional
- Female
- Not originally from prose
- Not a main character
- Last name starts with L
- From a movie or TV
- Created after 1950
- American
- Could be alive today, if real, but probably not
- Not considered a beauty
- Not an antagonist
- Not originally from a movie, but did appear in one movie
- Created before 1990
- Not from a genre show
- Not originally from a play, but has appeared on stage
- White
- From a comedy show
- Created after 1970
- Created before 1979
- Not from a kids show
- From a primarily sketch comedy show
Well, SNL started in '75…
Lacy J Dalton
correct
Louis XVI
Sure, why not?
DQ1: From an SNL sketch?
One DQ reserved.
L
- Fictional
- Female
- Not originally from prose
- Not a main character
- Last name starts with L
- From a movie or TV
- Created after 1950
- American
- Could be alive today, if real, but probably not
- Not considered a beauty
- Not an antagonist
- Not originally from a movie, but did appear in one movie
- Created before 1990
- Not from a genre show
- Not originally from a play, but has appeared on stage
- White
- From a comedy show
- Created after 1970
- Created before 1979
- Not from a kids show
- From a primarily sketch comedy show
- From an SNL sketch
I watched a small portion of one SNL episode back in '75 or '76, and all I remember was the Coneheads dispensing beer and chicken embryos to trick-or-treaters. I yield my remaining DQ to whoever wants it.
I’ll take it.
dQ Portrayed by one of the original cast members?
L
- Fictional
- Female
- Not originally from prose
- Not a main character
- Last name starts with L
- From a movie or TV
- Created after 1950
- American
- Could be alive today, if real, but probably not
- Not considered a beauty
- Not an antagonist
- Not originally from a movie, but did appear in one movie
- Created before 1990
- Not from a genre show
- Not originally from a play, but has appeared on stage
- White
- From a comedy show
- Created after 1970
- Created before 1979
- Not from a kids show
- From a primarily sketch comedy show
- From an SNL sketch
- Portrayed by one of the original cast members
I believe Elendil’s Heir still has 2 DQs. I think that’s all the outstanding ones, but correct me if I miscounted.
So that’s Jane Curtin, Gilda Radner, Laraine (sp?) Newman, or one of the guys in drag.
Are you Lisa Lupner, played by Gilda Radner? Though I don’t know of any movie she was in.
I am not
Very nice guess, though.
Well, damn.
It’s Loopner, and dammit, that was gonna be my guess, too! Can’t think of another L character on the early SNL.
I yield my two remaining DQs to other players, one apiece.
DQ: From a character portrayed by Gilda Radner?