IQs:
- Were you a noted bandleader and brother of the most popular recording artist of the first half of the 20th Century?
- Were you a fictional radio interviewer who often mistimed his entrances?
- Is the movie All That Jazz your semi-autobiography?
IQs:
DQ Roundup
not Count Basie(?), not Bug Jack Barron(?), DQ (can’t remember the name)
Brin Londo, David Brin, and of course you’re correct about David Brinkley.
DQ1: Known for the Arts?
Holding 2 DQ.
#1 was Bob Crosby, brother of Bing
#2 was Wally Ballou, a stock Bob & Ray character
#3 was Bob Fosse
DQS:
1 DQ reserved.
DQ Roundup
Ask another DQ Prof. Tim ninja’ed you.
DQ: Known for government/politics?
1 DQ reserved.
DQ Roundup
DQ: Caucasian?
IQs:
Previous IQs:
Was your mom far more concerned about getting all of her daughters married off than was your dad? - Not a Bronte. This was Lizzie Bennet, in Austen’s Pride and Prejudice.
Were you her elder (and supposedly prettier) sister? - Also not a Bronte, but Jane Bennet.
Were you named after a much-less-well-known ornithologist? - James Bond.
DQs:
Conservative?
Identified with a particular social issue?
Have an equally-famous husband?
IQs:
Did you pitch Florida orange juice before becoming a conservative activist?
Were you one of two female U.S. senators elected from your state in the same year?
Have you played a rapist, a detective, a computer genius and a supervillain?
DQ Roundup
not Babe, DQ, not Scott Baio
not Anita Bryant, not Barbara Boxer(?), not Benedict Cumberbach(?)
Correct, Barbara Bain, Correct.
DQ: Known from television?
DQ Roundup
Correct on the first two; the last is Benedict Cumberpatch, but close enough (in Atonement, Sherlock, The Imitation Game and Star Trek Into Darkness).
IQs:
Are you Ringo Starr’s wife?
Were you Bilbo’s snappish, grasping female relative?
Did your dad say he would have preferred you lived, and your brother died instead?
IQs:
not Barbara Bach, not Lobelia Sackville-Baggins, DQ
not Boris Badanov, DQ DQ