No, I’m not Yves Montand, and I’m not Edouart Manet, but…
I am Claude Monet…
Good job, EH!
No, I’m not Yves Montand, and I’m not Edouart Manet, but…
I am Claude Monet…
Good job, EH!
Woohoo! Thanks. Of course our next letter must be
N
IQ’s:
Are you a fictional sleuth created by Edward Stratemeyer?
Are you a pair of fictional sleuths created by Dashiell Hammett?
Are you an actor who portrayed a parody of one of the pair of fictional sleuths in #2?
IQs:
Dunno, not Nick and Nora, and dunno.
Not Nikita Khrushchev (it was the table in front of the Soviet delegation in the UN General Assembly hall, and not a podium, though, IIRC), not Richard M. Nixon, and dunno.
Noel Neill played Lois.
DQ: Real?
IQs:
Heh just realized there was no #2, but…
Nancy Drew.
Yes, Nick and Nora Charles.
David Niven, who played Dick (of Dick & Dora) Charleston in Murder by Death.
DQ’s:
Male?
American?
Not Nichelle Nichols, dunno, and not Nancy Drew.
N.
#2 was Ned Beatty.
DQ: created after 1950?
IQs:
IQ1) Are you the longtime boyfriend of a famous girl detective?
IQ2) Were you the last Hand of a usurper king?
IQ3) Do you own a store exclusively for left-handed people?
IQ’s:
Dunno, not Nero Wolfe, and dunno.
Dunno, not Ned Stark, and not Ned “Okeley-Dokely!” Flanders.
Not Larry Niven, still not David Niven, and not Sue-Anne Nivens.
N.
#1 was Nicholas Brendon.
Correct on Nero.
#3 was Alfred Noyes.
DQs:
IQs:
Ned Nickerson, Nancy Drew’s long-suffering boyfriend.
DQ: Best known in television?
Not Nosferatu, still not Ned Flanders, and not Nick Nolte (48 HRS.).
N.
Are you the new President of Idiocracy?
Are you Ralph Kramden’s best friend?
Were you Ellen Ripley’s de facto ward?
Correct on all three.
IQs: