Botticelli - July, 2014

Thread Games
381

Correct on Mary.
#2 was EC and Marvel artist Wally Wood.
#3 was Perry White on The Adventures of Superman.

DQs:

  1. From a song lyric?
  2. Created after 1950?
382

W.

  1. Fictional
  2. Female
  3. Not from movies
  4. Not from literature.
  5. Not from TV
  6. By an American creator (author, poet, whatever)
  7. Would not be alive today, if real
  8. Last name starts with W
  9. Not connected with advertising
  10. Not from a song lyric
  11. Not created after 1950
383

IQs:

  1. Did you have round eyes with no pupils?
  2. Are you Dream Girl’s sister?
  3. Did the Grinch steal your Christmas?
384

W.

  1. Fictional
  2. Female
  3. Not from movies
  4. Not from literature.
  5. Not from TV
  6. By an American creator (author, poet, whatever)
  7. Would not be alive today, if real, based on apparent age when first seen
  8. Last name starts with W
  9. Not connected with advertising
  10. Not from a song lyric
  11. Not created after 1950
    Tweaked the answer to #7…
385

DQ: From a play?

386

Previous IQs:

Did you work closely with Buck Rogers? - Yes, Wilma Deering
Are you a dog whom one man sees as a guy in a dog costume? - The lead character from the FX surreal sitcom Wilfred
Did you recently speak at the Cleveland Cinematheque? - Willem Dafoe: In which I meet Willem Dafoe - Cafe Society - Straight Dope Message Board

DQ:

Creator still alive?

One DQ reserved.

IQs:

Do you like to photograph your Weimaraners?
Were you noted for your pictures of the Thirties New York street scene?
Were you a top Nazi general?

387

(repeating for dramatic effect)

388

Not Daddy Warbucks.
DQ.
Not Cindy Lou Who.

Not William Wegman.
DQ.
Not Wilhelm Keitel.

My, William is a popular name…

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W.

  1. Fictional
  2. Female
  3. Not from movies
  4. Not from literature.
  5. Not from TV
  6. By an American creator (author, poet, whatever)
  7. Would not be alive today, if real, based on apparent age when first seen
  8. Last name starts with W
  9. Not connected with advertising
  10. Not from a song lyric
  11. Not created after 1950
  12. Not from a play
  13. Creator not still alive
389

DQ: From a comic strip or comic book?

390

IQs:

  1. Are you an SNL comedian whose marriage was officiated by a Monkee?
  2. Were you the first president to throw out the ball at the start of a baseball game?
  3. Were you a cowboy role for Gene Wilder?
391

IQ1: Are you Daddy Warbucks’s red-haired ward?
IQ2: Are you Walt Wallet’s wife?
IQ3: Are you Skeezix’s wife?

392

DQ.
Not Woodrow Wilson.
DQ.

If Annie was ever adopted by Warbucks, or was given any other surname, I’m not aware of it, so DQ.
DQ.
Not Nina Wallet.

W.

  1. Fictional
  2. Female
  3. Not from movies
  4. Not from literature.
  5. Not from TV
  6. By an American creator (author, poet, whatever)
  7. Would not be alive today, if real, based on apparent age when first seen
  8. Last name starts with W
  9. Not connected with advertising
  10. Not from a song lyric
  11. Not created after 1950
  12. Not from a play
  13. Creator not still alive
  14. From a comic strip or comic book
393

Heh. Not only did I miss your questions the first time you posted them (while I was writing my next post), but I missed them the second time, too (again while I was writing my post.

394

I don’t know if she was either, but that’s the answer I had in mind.
Phyllis Blossom Wallet, correct

395

IQ: Are you from a soap opera comic strip that was originally titled Apple Mary?

396

Annie was adopted by the Warbucks (Daddy was married at the time) in the very first strip.

#1 was A. Whitney Brown. Michael Nesmith officiated.
#2 is correct.
#3 was the Waco Kid in Blazing Saddles

397

DQs:

  1. Main protagonist?
  2. From a comic strip?
398

Yes and yes, because …

… Yes, I am Mary Worth.

399

Good job, KO!

400

Sweet, it was Worth it.

Our new letter is J