IQ: Did you play the drums on Judas Priest’s “Sin After Sin” album?
IQ: Are you currently starring on a CBS TV series, in a role that was played by a member of the opposite sex four decades ago?
IQ: Were you a Greek historian who became a Roman citizen?
Yes.
I am Pheidippides, sometimes spelled Phidippiedes or Philippides.
Well done, Astorian!
No, I’m not Simon Phillips.
I don’t know; I can offer you no incentive to explain yourself, however.
No, I’m not Plutarch.
You are not Roger Tory Peterson. Too late for a DQ. Well done, astorian,
In the original CBS televisio nseries Hawaii Five-O, Kono was a Hawaiian cop played by an actor named Zunu.
In the current version of Hawaii Five-O, Kono is played by actress Grace Park.
So, it’s my turn again? Okay.. we’ll go back to the letterM.
IQ: Do you prefer to drop the first and last parts of your name, and simply call yourself Sam?
This is depressing- a DQ right off the bat!
Mahasamatman, from Roger Zelazny’s Lord of Light. (He preferred to drop the Maha- and -atman.)
DQ: Male?
Yes.
- Male
Easy ones first…
IQ: Are you the superior of a certain oversexed British agent?
IQ: Do you have a habit of bashing people’s heads in wit a somewhat expensive tool?
You are correct.
Too bad I can’t use my DQ in this round…
IQ: Were you supposedly the inspiration for Sam Malone on Cheers?
No, I am not… M.
No, I am not Maxwell Edison.
No, I am not the magnificent Cleveland Indians pitcher “Sudden Sam” McDowell.
IQ: Do you have a habit of downgrading your threats if the recipient doesn’t find them credible?
IQ: Were you refused sanctified burial because your sudden death onstage allowed no time for you to renounce your sinful career as an actor?
No, I am not Moliere.