IQ: Were you an alien voiced by Harvey Korman on The Flintstones?
Yes! I am The Great Gazoo, exiled from my home world to prehistoric Earth where I became a source of trouble for Fred and Barney.
Major Gowen
another fishing expedition with no bites…
Congrats Professor!
Thanks!
Now, I am H!
The Flintstones is a cartoon and not a sitcom, I would say. But congrats, Prof. P.
Previous IQs:
Was the museum named after you in Boston notoriously robbed? - Isabella Stewart Gardner: Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum theft - Wikipedia
Did you play a lawyer and an ambassador? - Gregory Peck, in To Kill A Mockingbird and The Omen.
Were you Mr. Darcy’s young, naive sister? - Georgiana, in Pride and Prejudice.
On to H.
IQs:
Did you marry a girl from Troy, N.Y., and end up buried there?
Were you Lincoln’s law partner and biographer?
Have you been played by three different men in the past few years?
Don’t know, Don’t recall, and not Sherlock Holmes. Take 2 DQs.
The Flintstones was originally hyped as being The Honeymooners set in prehistoric times. It was definitely a sitcom, even though animated.
Previous IQs:
Did you marry a girl from Troy, N.Y., and end up buried there? - George H. Thomas again.
Were you Lincoln’s law partner and biographer? - William Herndon.
Have you been played by three different men in the past few years? - I’ll rephrase.
DQs:
Real?
Male?
IQs:
You are not Sherlock Holmes. Have you been played by three different men in the past few years?
Did your last wife die in a hotel pool in Paris?
Were you FDR’s cadaverous but trusted aide?
DQs:
- Fictional
- Male
I am not Dr. von Helsing.
Take a DQ (but I’m guessing it’s Hilton).
I am not Harry Hopkins.
Previous IQs:
You are not Sherlock Holmes. Have you been played by three different men in the past few years? - Van Helsing’s been played by three different men recently? Yeesh. I’ll rephrase.
Did your last wife die in a hotel pool in Paris? - Averill Harriman’s widow Pamela.
Were you FDR’s cadaverous but trusted aide? - Yes, Harry Hopkins.
DQ:
Last name start with H?
IQs:
Have you been played by three different men in advertisements in the past few years?
Have you played a doctor, a writer, a bookshop manager and a butler?
Were you Stonewall Jackson’s cartographer?
IQ1: Are you the real name of Green Arrow’s sidekick Speedy?
IQ2: Are you a police officer from the village of Sleepyside who tries to solve both a crime and a rhyme?
IQ3: Are you a big-headed enemy of Green Lantern who got his psionic powers from a meteorite?
DQs:
- Fictional
- Male
- Last name starts with H
Okay, take 3 DQs.
- I am not Roy Harper.
- That’s back way, way from the early Golden Age, but I don’t recall. Take a DQ.
- I am not Hector Hammond.
IQ1: Were you a secret agent who was played (very badly, in my opinion) in four films by Dean Martin?
IQ2: Did a humourous, epistolary short story about you begin with your being recommended for a medal, and end with your being sent to a minor post far from the capital and fined for the loss of government property?
IQ3: Were a bay and a river named after you?
- I am not Matt Helm. (I agree with your opinion.)
Take a DQ for #2. - I am not Henry Hudson.
I debated that. As PP said, the show was hyped as a sitcom inspired by The Honeymooners, with the Flintstones and Rubbles loosely based on the Kramdens and Nortons. It was also run during prime time, rather than Saturday mornings or after-school hours.
Correct.
Horatius Cocles (“A Medal for Horatius,” by Col W C Hall).
Correct.
DQ: Originally from prose fiction?
DQs:
- Fictional
- Male
- Last name starts with H
- Originally from prose fiction
Hayfoot Henry
DQ: Author still living?
IQ1: Are you the chief of the New Gods of New Genesis?
IQ2: Have Rex, Rick, and Matthew Tyler all been you?
IQ3: Have Fred Venable and Christopher Chance been you in the comics, and Rick Springfield and Mark Valley been you on TV?