Yes, I am Midge Klump!
Grats Professor!
And on to N.
'Way to go, Prof. P.! A good secondary character and just obscure enough for a good round.
IQs:
Was a woman from Toledo the first to write about you?
Was there a character an awful lot like you, a real person, in Gone Girl?
Did you go to Fort A.P. Hill and speak on behalf of your husband after he had surgery?
Are you a co-author of Good Omens?
Did you (apocryphally) assist your former neighbour in sexual relations with his wife?
Do you play a character whose sexuality is pretty much as far from your own as can be?
IQ1: Did you assist Joseph in preparing the body of Jesus for burial?
IQ2: Do you front a band called The Bad Seeds?
IQ3: Did you portray Ron Swanson in Parks and Recreation?
Take 3 DQs.
#1. I am not Neil Gaiman.
Take a DQ for #2. Neil, I assume.
#3. I am not Neil Patrick Harris.
#1. I am not Nicodemus.
#2. Take a DQ.
#3. I am not Nick Offerman.
BTW, EH. Wasn’t Dagwood’s daughter named Cookie?
Correct with your two answers. The middle one is Neil Armstrong, from the old joke that shortly before he re-entered the moon lander, he quietly said “Good luck, Mr Gorsky”. Full story here: Good Luck, Mr. Gorsky! | Snopes.com
DQ: Alive?
IQ1: Did you end a famous oration with “The time is 3…[remainder drowned out by cheering]”?
IQ2: Did you proudly present to your people what turned out to be one of the most worthless pieces of paper in history?
IQ3: Were you boxing ‘royalty’ for a short period in the 1990s?
Apologies for the British-centred questions, but I think they all achieved a sufficient level of global fame to be deemed in order.
#2 is Nick Cave (and the Bad Seeds)
Dead Cat, we usually ask “Real?” as one of the first questions. Asking “Alive?” first makes things awkward if the mystery guest is fictional.
DQ: Real?
IQ1: Did you portray Jane Hathaway in *The Beverly Hillbillies *TV series?
IQ2: Did you merge with the Tan Ru to create a construct that destroyed anything that was imperfect?
IQ3: Did you portray Rhoda’s mother in Rhoda?
DQs:
- Real
- Alive
I’m an Anglophile. British-centred questions are quite acceptable.
Natheless, take 3 DQs.
- I am not Nancy Kulp.
Take a DQ for #2. (Unless it’s Nancy Drew. I’m not Nancy Drew.) - I am not Nancy Walker.
Ah, right you are.
Also spoofed in the opening to Watchmen (at 4:21 here): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h24D87SqaLQ
Previous IQs:
Was a woman from Toledo the first to write about you? - Nancy Drew
Was there a character an awful lot like you, a real person, in Gone Girl? - Nancy Grace
Did you go to Fort A.P. Hill and speak on behalf of your husband after he had surgery? - Nancy Reagan, to the National Scout Jamboree in 1985
Nancy x3!
DQs:
Male?
Last name start with N?
American?
IQs:
Did JFK wish you a happy birthday on Nov. 22, 1963?
Are you a longtime conservative anti-tax activist?
Was Hagrid very sad to see you go when you had to leave his home for good?
Nomad, from ST:TOS episode The Changeling
holding a DQ
DQs:
- Real
- Alive
- Male
- First name starts with N
- Not American
#3. I am not Norbert.
Take 2 DQs.
The first is Norris McWhirter, who was the timekeeper when Roger Bannister broke four minutes for the mile in 1954. He went on to found the Guinness Book of Records with his brother. The second is Neville Chamberlain, for his “Peace in our time” treaty with Hitler in 1938. The third is “Prince” Naseem Hamed.
DQ1: European?
DQ2: Known for writing of any kind?
DQ3: Currently aged under 50?