1 was Dvorak; 2 was Judi Dench; 3 was Dave Barry.
D Qs:
1. living?
2. male?
3. American?
DQs:
- Real.
- Surname begins with “D”.
- Living.
- Not male.
- American.
Correct, Correct and Philbert Desenex.
DQ: Born before 1970?
DQs:
- Real.
- Surname begins with “D”.
- Living.
- Not male.
- American.
- Not born before 1970, but only barely.
IQs:
- Did you appear in a number of films opposite the Marx Brothers?
- Did you do a double act with Peter Cook for years?
- Did you star in the sitcom Funny Face?
IQs:
1. Did you live in the midst of the great Kansas prairies with your uncle, who was a farmer, and your aunt, who was the farmer’s wife?
2. Did you warn about the military-industrial complex in a 1961 speech?
3. Did you sing with the Belmonts?
- Dunno. DQ.
- Also dunno. DQ.
- I am not Doris Day.
- I am not Dorothy Gale (or her little dog, too!)
- I am not Dwight David Eisenhower.
- I am not Dion.
A clean sweep!
IQs:
1. Were you a producer and writer on The Simpsons and Futurama with an unusual middle initial?
2. Did your son write the memoir Spare?
3. “Any of you pricks move, and I’ll execute every MOTHERFUCKING LAST ONE OF YA!” In a 1994 film, does your cover of an Eastern Mediterranean folk song immediately follow this?
Congratz SMV
Cleaning up last rounds IQ’s for those who are interested
- The famous Mr. Ed
- Ed Wood (Plan 9 from outer space)
- Elvira
On to D.
IQ:
- Did you give your Jewish Boyfriend a bad haircut that was literally the stuff of legend?
- Did you run the loading dock of a paper company
- Were you the title character of a movie about leprechauns starring Sean Connery.
#1 was Margaret Dumont.
#2 was Dudley Moore.
#3 was Sandy Duncan.
DQs:
- Known for the perfoming arts?
- Caucasian?
1 DQ reserved/
Michael Douglas, Mildred Davis, and Della Street.
DQs
1.White?
2 DQs reserved
Which you repaid with another clean sweep, 'cuz I’m only guessing that
- I am not Dan Castellaneta
- No clue at all - DQ
- I am not someone who sang “Hava Nagila”. DQ.
- I am not Delilah.
- I am not Darryl, from Dunder-Miflin’s Scranton branch.
- I am not Darby O’Gill
DQs:
- Real.
- Surname begins with “D”.
- Living.
- Not male.
- American. (So far.)
- Not born before 1970, but only barely.
- Known for the performing arts.
- Caucasian/white.
@kitap, your last DQ is a repeat of one of @Prof.Pepperwinkle’s, so take another.
1 was David X. Cohen; 2 was Princess Diana; 3 was Dick Dale.
DQs:
1. born before 1975?
2. known for acting?
1 DQ reserved.
Pulp Fiction, of course.
DQs:
- Real.
- Surname begins with “D”.
- Living.
- Not male.
- American (So far.)
- Not born before 1970, but only barely.
- Known for the performing arts.
- Caucasian/white.
- Born before 1975.
- Not known for acting.
DQ: Known for writing?
DQs:
- Real.
- Surname begins with “D”.
- Living.
- Not male.
- American (So far.)
- Not born before 1970, but only barely.
- Known for the performing arts.
- Caucasian/white.
- Born before 1975.
- Not known for acting.
- Published author, but not primarily known for writing.
swept
IQ:
- Were you defeated by the mirror knight?
- Are you a little bit Rock & Roll?
- Do you get dragged into hell at the end of the Opera bearing your name?
IQs:
1. Do you also voice Abe, Barney Gumbel, Mayor Quimby, Lenny, Eddie, and Sideshow Mel?
2. Did you move to Gravity Falls for the summer?
3. Were you the first person of European descent born in America?
IQs.
- Probably a DQ for you, but…I am not Ser Dunk the Tall
- I am not Donnie Osmond.
- I am not Don Giovanni.
- I am not Dan Castellaneta.
- DQ.
- I am not Virginia Dare (though I do frequently vacation in the county that bears her name).
Strike that last bit about vacationing in Dare County - I was thoughtlessly referring to myself, rather than “D”; it’s not a clue.