IQ1: Did you write about Caspak?
IQ2: Was your character’s name changed to David for a TV show?
IQ3: Were you a member of a group with Athol Guy and Keith Potger?
Two DQs reserved.
IQs:
- Were you put into a wheelchair following an encounter with a former partner, just released from prison?
- Were you initially conceived as “an evil Doc Savage”?
- Are you the son of a notorious bounty hunter?
I am not Betsy Ross and take 2 DQs.
Take 3 DQs unless #3 is Natasha Bedingfield.
Take a DQ, I am not Bruce Banner, take a DQ.
Take a DQ, take another and I am not Boba Fett.
DQs:
1.Real
2. First name begins with B
3. Female.
4. Dead
5. Not known for the Arts.
6. Died before 1950
7. American
8. Died after 1900
9. Not known for science
1 (cab) was Benny, in Who Framed Roger Rabbit; 2 (“Fart Proudly”) was Benjamin Franklin; 3 (“Toxic”) was Britney Spears.
DQs:
1. known from sports?
2. died after 1925?
3. last name begins from N-Z?
Edgar Rice Burroughs
Bill Bixby
Bruce Woodley
DQ: Caucasian?
Four DQs reserved.
The Prof. already used Bill Bixby (see here and Kitap’s correct answer here), so you got two DQs and have three reserved. (Plus Bruce Banner is arguably a valid answer.)
IQs
- Were you a blue cat who was part of Top Cat’s gang?
- Are you Marvel’s superhero vampire?
- When the 1st LOTR movie finally made it to TV, the station we watched it on showed it every day at the same tme, with commercials. It started at 6pm. At 7:45 pm, did my grandson see you die every day for 2 weeks?
IQs:
1. Did you travel the world in 72 days and spend ten in a mad-house?
2. Are you a gay former Congressman from Massachusetts?
3. Were you voiced (but not played physically) by Bob West?
IQs:
Did you lose the Battle of Fredericksburg?
Have you played a network exec, a prosecutor, a concierge and a computer genius?
Were you, in some tellings of the Arthurian legends, the last living knight of the Round Table?
Take 2 DQs and I am not Boromir.
I am not Nellie Bly, I am not Barney Frank, and take a DQ.
Take 2 DQs and I am not Bedivere
DQs:
1.Real
2. First name begins with B
3. Female.
4. Dead
5. Not known for the Arts.
6. Died before 1950
7. American
8. Died after 1900
9. Not known for science
10. Not known for sports
11. Died after 1925
12. Last name does not start with N-Z
13. Not Caucasian
Oops – missed that.
How do you come up with that?
DQ1: Known for politics and/or military?
DQ2: Second letter of first name is a vowel?
One DQ reserved.
- Peter “Beansie” Gaeta (The Sopranos)
- Bane
- Correct
2 DQs reserved
DQs:
1.Real
2. First name begins with B
3. Female.
4. Dead
5. Not known for the Arts.
6. Died before 1950
7. American
8. Died after 1900
9. Not known for science
10. Not known for sports
11. Died after 1925
12. Last name does not start with N-Z
13. Not Caucasian
14. Not known for politics or the military
15. Second letter of first name is a vowel.
I’m going to change #5 a bit. I guess arguably what made her famous could be, very broadly, considered the Arts.
DQ: Known for a particular event or incident?
1 DQ reserved
DQs:
1.Real
2. First name begins with B
3. Female.
4. Dead
5. Not known for the Arts.
6. Died before 1950
7. American
8. Died after 1900
9. Not known for science
10. Not known for sports
11. Died after 1925
12. Last name does not start with N-Z
13. Not Caucasian
14. Not known for politics or the military
15. Second letter of first name is a vowel.
16. Not known for a specific event or incident.
I’m going to change #5 a bit. I guess arguably what made her famous could be, very broadly, considered the Arts.
1 was Benny the Ball.
2 is Blade.
Correct on Boromir.
2 DQs reserved.
3 (Bob West) was Barney, the purple dinosaur.
DQ: known for aviation?
Correct on Betsy Ross.
#2 was Bailey Quarters.
#3 was Jessie Benton Fremont. (It was she, not her father Thomas Hart Benton, who was married to John Charles Fremont, as the modifying phrase was ambiguous - hah!)
2 DQs reserved.