Danny Deever, in the poem by Kipling.
Don Adams.
Having trouble imagining him even playing a DI, let alone actually being one…
Dan Rowan.
DQ: Best known for comedy roles?
Two DQs reserved.
IQ1: Did you host a variety show with your sister Marie?
IQ2: Did you play Ivan Drago?
IQ3: Did your character ask if the audience smelled what he was cooking?
DQ Roundup
- Real
- Male
- First name starts with D
- Known for the arts
- American
- Alive
- Known for the performing arts
- Currently best known as an actor
- Known for work on TV, but not solely
- Born before 1970
- Uncommon variation of common first name
- Currently active as an actor
- Known for comedy roles, but not solely
DQ: Leading man?
The same Ross. I just couldn’t remember his name.
Not Donny Osmond, not Dolph Lundgren, not the most electrifying figure in sports entertainment Dwayne “The Rock” Johnsopn
DQ Roundup
- Real
- Male
- First name starts with D
- Known for the arts
- American
- Alive
- Known for the performing arts
- Currently best known as an actor
- Known for work on TV, but not solely
- Born before 1970
- Uncommon variation of common first name
- Currently active as an actor
- Known for comedy roles, but not solely
- Has been a leading man
IQ: Ever been nominated or won an Oscar?
That’s quite the broad IQ, are you sure you didn’t mean DQ?
oops. DQ that, wouldja?
DQ Roundup
- Real
- Male
- First name starts with D
- Known for the arts
- American
- Alive
- Known for the performing arts
- Currently best known as an actor
- Known for work on TV, but not solely
- Born before 1970
- Uncommon variation of common first name
- Currently active as an actor
- Known for comedy roles, but not solely
- Has been a leading man
- Has not been nominated for nor has won an Oscar
DQ: Born before 1950?
Previous IQs:
Were you a public official who, a magazine profile revealed, owned five tuxedos? - NYC Mayor David Dinkins. The article implied he was socializing when he ought to have been governing.
Were you a fat judge whom Lincoln appointed to the Supreme Court? - David Davis.
Were you a monarch who approved a covert plan to build a spacecraft? - The title character in this book: King David's Spaceship - Wikipedia
David x3!
DQs:
Considered handsome?
Greatest fame before 1990?
Has been nominated for or has won an Emmy?
IQs:
Did you play Caractacus Potts?
Did you suggest “triangulation” to Bill Clinton?
Unlike your predecessors, did you keep three flags in your office?
IQ: Are you a former New Kid on the Block who appears on Blue Bloods?
DQ Roundup
- Real
- Male
- First name starts with D
- Known for the arts
- American
- Alive
- Known for the performing arts
- Currently best known as an actor
- Known for work on TV, but not solely
- Born before 1970
- Uncommon variation of common first name
- Currently active as an actor
- Known for comedy roles, but not solely
- Has been a leading man
- Has not been nominated for nor has won an Oscar
- Born after 1950
- While he doesn’t have leading man looks, he could be considered ruggedly handsome
- Greatest fame after 1990
- Has been nominated for an Emmy, but has not won yet
not Dick Van Dyke, DQ, DQ
Not Donnie Wahlburg
Correct.
I really thought Prof had it…
IQ1: Did you play the head of a law firm on The Practice?
IQ2: Did you play a member of The Partridge Family?
IQ3: Did you play another member of The Partridge Family?
And, since it’s been a while…
DQ: Is your first name either an abbreviation or a diminutive form of said common name?
Previous IQs:
Did you play Caractacus Potts? - Yes, Dick Van Dyke, in Chitty Chitty Bang Bang
Did you suggest “triangulation” to Bill Clinton? - Dick Morris
Unlike your predecessors, did you keep three flags in your office? - Dick Cheney had the U.S., Vice Presidential and Wyoming flags in his West Wing office.
Dick x3!
Hmmm. Not sure who this is. I yield my two earned DQs to whoever would like to ask them, one per customer.