I am not Highfather.
I am not Himon.
Take a DQ for #3.
IQ1: Did you write a novel about the June Rebellion?
IQ2: Did you write the story The Nutcracker was based on?
IQ3: Did you paint The Laughing Cavalier?
I am not Victor Hugo. I am not Hoffman. But…
I am indeed Frans Hals! Well done, SCAdian!
Another favourite painter. 
I am F.
IQ1) Are you the leader of the band that recorded “Black Magic Woman” years before Santana?
IQ2) Were you and husband Martin Gabel regular panelists on What’s My Line?
IQ3) Were you the first high jumper to win Olympic gold by “flopping” backwards over the bar?
grats SCAdian
IQ1: Are you the mad scientist proprietor of the Planet Express delivery service?
IQ2: Did you play the title character of The Wizard of Oz?
IQ3: Were you the top animated animal in movies before Mickey Mouse?
IQ1. Did you narrowly avoid attack by a bomber before being shot by another assassin?
IQ2. Do you live next door to Barney and work for Mr. Slate?
IQ3. Did you have a good heart, but were passed over in favor of your younger brother when your father chose his successor?
IQs:
- Was one of your paintings parodied in Frozen?
- Were you one of the founders of German idealism in philosophy?
- Were you the first recording artist to make the Billboard charts with a cover of a Beatles song?
Way to go, SCAdian!
Previous IQs:
Were you a goddess who married her brother? - Yes, Hera.
Were you the top scientist on the mission to Mote Prime? - Dr. Horvath, from The Mote in God’s Eye.
Did your creator originally plan to call you Sherrinford? - Sherlock Holmes.
On to F…
IQs:
Did The New Yorker recently run an article about the disappearance of your collected papers sometime in the 1970s, perhaps due to theft?
Are you the politico who gave that person his top job?
Were you killed because your driver took a wrong turn?
Three DQs.
I think that’s a Futurama reference, but I’ve never watched it so take a DQ.
DQ.
Not Felix the Cat (the wonderful, wonderful cat).
Not Archduke Franz Ferdinand.
Not Fred, Wilma, Pebbles, or Dino Flintstone.
DQ.
Three DQs.
DQ.
DQ.
Still not Franz Ferdinand.
Hubert Farnsworth of Futurama, Frank Morgan, correct
DQ: Real?
DQ: Female?
IQ1: Is a sequence of numbers that correspond to the Golden Ratio named after you?
IQ2: Is a method of determining heat transfer and vibrations named after you?
IQ3: Did you collaborate with Bill Kenny and the Ink Spots, producing #1 pop hits such as “I’m Making Believe” and “Into Each Life Some Rain Must Fall”?
Not … Fibonacci?
DQ.
DQ.
F.
- Real
- Male
#1 was Jean-Honore Fragonard (“The Swing” was parodied.)
#2 was Johann Fichte.
#3 was Ella Fitzgerald, who covered Love Me Do.
DQs:
- Alive?
- Last name starts with F?
- Known for the Arts?
Previous IQs:
Did The New Yorker recently run an article about the disappearance of your collected papers sometime in the 1970s, perhaps due to theft? - Felix Frankfurter, Associate Justice of the U.S. Supreme Court.
Are you the politico who gave that person his top job? - Franklin D. Roosevelt.
Were you killed because your driver took a wrong turn? - If you change your mind and decide you are Franz Ferdinand after all, this is him.
DQs:
American?
Born since 1900?
IQs:
Did you murder Mattie Storin?
Did you urinate on your father’s gravestone?
Did your coworkers watch and mock a home movie of your wedding?
correct, Fourier, Ella Fitzgerald (a popular F guess)
holding 1 DQ
IQ1: Is a cage that channels external static fields through its container─and looks really cool when touched─named after you?
IQ2: Did your experiments on cooling by evaporation inspired by wearing a wet shirt on a breezy hot day influence IQ1’s development of conduction?
IQ3: Are you considered the father of empiricism?
ETA: can’t count today, holding 2 DQs
***Originally Posted by astorian
IQ1) Are you the leader of the band that recorded “Black Magic Woman” years before Santana?
IQ2) Were you and husband Martin Gabel regular panelists on What’s My Line?
IQ3) Were you the first high jumper to win Olympic gold by “flopping” backwards over the bar***
Fleetwood Mac did the original version of “Black Magic Woman.” Their leader has always been Mick Fleetwood.
Arlene Francis was a regular panelist on What’s My Line?
Dick Fosbury revolutionized high jumping in 1968 with the “Fosbury Flop.”
Will save 3 DQs for a little while.
IQs:
- Were you called “the first American flapper”?
- Did Roger Moore play you in an action adventure movie in the late 1970’s?
- Did Christopher Marlowe write a tragical history about your life?
I never gave these answers – Herodotus was correct, 2 was Horace and 3 Hermann (latinized as Arminius).
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IQ1. Did you narrowly avoid attack by a bomber before being shot by another assassin?
IQ2. Do you live next door to Barney and work for Mr. Slate?
IQ3. Did you have a good heart, but were passed over in favor of your younger brother when your father chose his successor?
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Franz Ferdinand and Fred Flintstone were correct; on IQ3 I was going for Fredo Corleone (of the Godfather series).
Holding 1 DQ.