Botticelli May 2015

Three DQs.

Not Michael Faraday.
Not … Benjamin Franklin?
Not … Sir Francis Bacon?

DQ.
Not ffolkes.
DQ.

F.

  1. Real
  2. Male
  3. Dead
  4. Last name starts with F
  5. Known for the Arts
  6. American
  7. Not born after 1900

#1 was Zelda Fitzgerald, wife of F. Scott.
#2 is correct.
#3 was Dr. Faustus, or Faust.

2 DQs reserved.

IQ: Did you compose Jeanie with the Light Brown Hair?

Not, of course, to be confused with I Dream of Jeanie; She’s a Light Brown Hare.

I am not Stephen Foster.

Previous IQs:

Did you murder Mattie Storin? - Francis Urquhart, in the British original version of House of Cards.
Did you urinate on your father’s gravestone? - Frank Underwood, in the American version.
Did your coworkers watch and mock a home movie of your wedding? - Maj. Frank Burns on MASH*, in one of my favorite episodes of the show.

DQs:

Born after 1800?
Known for the performing arts?
Born east of the Miss. River?

IQs:

Were you hit in the face by a bird while on a rollercoaster?
Are you Arthur’s tomboy gal pal?
Did your neighbor have to concede that you looked exceptionally good in your skiwear?

Three DQs.

F.

  1. Real
  2. Male
  3. Dead
  4. Last name starts with F
  5. Known for the Arts
  6. American
  7. Not born after 1900
  8. Born after 1800
  9. Known for the performing arts
  10. Not born east of the Miss. River

DQs:

  1. Known as a writer?
  2. Born after 1850?

IQs:

  1. Did you play Mrs. Good on the BBC series The Good Life aka Good Neighbors?
  2. Were you a notorious jewel thief who was shown the error of his ways by Father Brown?
  3. Were you a puppet dog that sang in commercials for Nestle’s Quik?

3 DQs.

F.

  1. Real
  2. Male
  3. Dead
  4. Last name starts with F
  5. Known for the Arts
  6. American
  7. Not born after 1900
  8. Born after 1800
  9. Known for the performing arts
  10. Not born east of the Miss. River
  11. Not known as a writer
  12. Born after 1850

Previous IQs:

Were you hit in the face by a bird while on a rollercoaster? Male model Fabio: http://www.dailypress.com/entertainment/blog/dp-popcorn-fabio-goose-0814-story.html.
Are you Arthur’s tomboy gal pal? - Francine, on the PBS kid’s show Arthur.
Did your neighbor have to concede that you looked exceptionally good in your skiwear? - Ned Flanders, on The Simpsons: The Simpsons- Homer's Skiing incident- Stupid sexy flanders - YouTube.

DQs:

Actor?
Won a top award in his field?
Considered a handsome guy?

IQs:

Were you Ike’s SecState?
Were you the action-oriented field reporter on FYI?
Were you a top politico on Aurora in Asimov’s The Robots of Dawn?

#1 was Felicity Kendall. #2 was Flambeau, in the stories by G. K. Chesterton. #3 was Farfel.

3 DQs reserved.

Three DQs.

F.

  1. Real
  2. Male
  3. Dead
  4. Last name starts with F
  5. Known for the Arts
  6. American
  7. Not born after 1900
  8. Born after 1800
  9. Known for the performing arts
  10. Not born east of the Miss. River
  11. Not known as a writer
  12. Born after 1850
  13. Actor
  14. Did not win a top award in my field
  15. Not noted for being (or for not being) particularly handsome

DQ) Known as a comic actor?

DQ2) A leading man?

DQ3) Died before 1950?

F.

  1. Real
  2. Male
  3. Dead
  4. Last name starts with F
  5. Known for the Arts
  6. American
  7. Not born after 1900
  8. Born after 1800
  9. Known for the performing arts
  10. Not born east of the Miss. River
  11. Not known as a writer
  12. Born after 1850
  13. Actor
  14. Did not win a top award in my field
  15. Not noted for being (or for not being) particularly handsome
  16. Appeared in comedies, but not really known as a comic actor
  17. Not best known as a leading man
  18. Did not die before 1950

Not … another sweep?

IQ1: Were you the voice of Pottsylvanian spy Boris Badanov?
IQ2: When you won a beauty contest trophy, did Boris tell you, “Very good. Last time judge gave you anything, it was 90 days.”
IQ3: Are you the monocled dictator of Pottsylvania?

Previous IQs:

Were you Ike’s SecState? - John Foster Dulles (he always used all three names, so I think it’s fair play).
Were you the action-oriented field reporter on FYI? - Frank Fontana, on the news-show-within-a-show of Murphy Brown.
Were you a top politico on Aurora in Asimov’s The Robots of Dawn? - Dr. Han Fastolfe.

Hmmm. A dead American actor, last name starts with F, died after 1950, didn’t win an Oscar or Emmy, not esp. handsome, not a leading man, was in comedies but not best known for them, born west of the Mississippi. Think think think…

DQ:

Best known for appearances in movies?

Two DQs reserved.

IQs:

  1. Did you play Bub on My Three Sons?
  2. Did you play Lt. Columbo?
  3. Were you a silent film actor who has the same name as one of the best known actors in Star Wars?

Apologies to KO for ignoring his three questions (the first two of which would have earned DQs), but…

I am neither Peter Falk nor Harrison Ford(?), but yes - I am William Frawley, best known as Fred Mertz on I Love Lucy and “Bub” O’Casey on My Three Sons.

He was actually (according to Wikipedia) best known for being in two TV sitcoms, but I wouldn’t call him a “comic actor.”

And far be it from me, after having used John Philip Sousa as a ‘P,’ to criticise your use of Dulles as an ‘F.’ :slight_smile:

It was a lucky guess.

Now, I am R.

IQ1) Are you the last Roman Catholic to hold the title Archbishop of Canterbury?

IQ2) Did you commit suicide in a poem that was adapted into a song by Simon & Garfunkel?

IQ3) Did you propose the economic theories of Comparative Advantage and the Iron Law of Wages?

I am not Richard Corey. Take DQs for 1 and 3.