Botticelli - May 2018

Nice game all. Here are some IQs:

  1. Were enough to entice Edward VIII of England to abdicate?
  2. Are you “The one who knocks…”
  3. Did you defeat the English at Stirling Bridge?

Previous IQs:

Was Marcus Hanna your kingmaker? - William McKinley
Your father was an ambassador. Is your fine home in Cincinnati now open for visitors? - William Howard Taft
Did you give the “Cross of Gold” speech? - William Jennings Bryan

William x3!

DQs:

Created since 1950?
Has appeared in a movie?
European?

IQs:

Are you Duke of Cambridge?
Did you play Trapper John?
Did you direct Wings of Desire?

IQs:

  1. Did your butler/valet perpetually get you and your friends out of ludicrous predicaments?
  2. Did you do the narration for the highly acclaimed BBC radio series The Goon Show?
  3. Did you star in Fantastic Voyage and One Million Years B.C.?
  1. I am not Wallace Simpson
  2. Take a DQ
  3. I am not William Wallace

DQ answers below.

  1. I am not William Windsor
  2. Take a DQ
  3. Take a DQ
  1. I am not Bertie Wooster
  2. Take a DQ
  3. Take a DQ

DQ answers:

  1. Fictional
  2. Male
  3. Not American
  4. Last name starts with W
  5. Originally from a work of prose fiction
  6. Created after 1899
  7. Not created by an American author or authors
  8. Created since 1950
  9. Has appeared in a movie
  10. European

Correct on Bertie.
#2 was Wallace Greenslade.
#3 was Raquel Welch.

DQs:

  1. British or Irish?
  2. Created since 1990?

DQ answers:

  1. Fictional
  2. Male
  3. Not American
  4. Last name starts with W
  5. Originally from a work of prose fiction
  6. Created after 1899
  7. Not created by an American author or authors
  8. Created since 1950
  9. Has appeared in a movie
  10. European
  11. British or Irish
  12. Created before 1990

Previous IQs:

Are you Duke of Cambridge? - Yes, Prince William
Did you play Trapper John? - Wayne Rogers, on MASH*
Did you direct Wings of Desire? - Wim Wenders

DQs:

English?
Considered a “good guy”?

IQs:

Are you Dilbert’s entertainingly lazy coworker?
Did you win the Battle of Fallen Timbers?
Are you Garth’s best friend?

IQs:

  1. Are you one of a pair of redheaded twins that attended Hogwarts?
  2. Are you the other of the pair?
  3. Are you Harry Potter’s best friend?
  1. I am not Wally
  2. Don’t know, take a DQ
  3. Don’t know, take a DQ

I am not Fred, George, or Ron Weasley.

DQ answers:

  1. Fictional
  2. Male
  3. Not American
  4. Last name starts with W
  5. Originally from a work of prose fiction
  6. Created after 1899
  7. Not created by an American author or authors
  8. Created since 1950
  9. Has appeared in a movie
  10. European
  11. British or Irish
  12. Created before 1990
  13. English
  14. Not considered a “good guy”

Doctor Wu

DQ: Sci-fi/fantasy genre?

Nope.

DQ answers:

  1. Fictional
  2. Male
  3. Not American
  4. Last name starts with W
  5. Originally from a work of prose fiction
  6. Created after 1899
  7. Not created by an American author or authors
  8. Created since 1950
  9. Has appeared in a movie
  10. European
  11. British or Irish
  12. Created before 1990
  13. English
  14. Not considered a “good guy”
  15. Not from sci-fi/fantasy genre

IQ1: Are you a religious leader portrayed by Louise Fletcher in ST: DS9?
IQ2: Are you the codename for Bucky Barnes after he was converted to a Soviet assassin?
IQ3: Are you the alias of Iron Man’s buddy James Rhodes?

IQs:

  1. Are you the title character in le Carre’s The Honourable Schoolboy?
  2. Are you the villain of the James Bond novel Death Is Forever?
  3. Did you often state “I would gladly pay you Tuesday for a hamburger today.”?

Previous IQs:

Are you Dilbert’s entertainingly lazy coworker? - Yes, Wally, my favorite character in that strip: https://i.pinimg.com/originals/ab/5a/f6/ab5af6aabf48a53a29f9175289d8669d.gif
Did you win the Battle of Fallen Timbers? - Gen. “Mad Anthony” Wayne
Are you Garth’s best friend? - Wayne, from Wayne’s World

DQs:

Main antagonist in the original work?
Would be alive today, if real?

IQs:

In retirement, did you have a car trimmed with your college colors?
Are you the senior U.S. senator from Virginia?
Are you given a pivotal role in the musical 1776 that you actually didn’t have in history?

No idea on any of these - take 3 DQs.

See above - 3 DQs.

For the first, I’ll take a wild guess at William Jefferson Clinton, though I rather doubt it. No guess for number 2. For the third I’ll guess at George Washington, though I know that’s too obvious. Take DQs as appropriate.

As the outstanding DQs will take us well over 20, I’ll close this for new IQs now. All those with unasked DQs may ask away.

DQ answers:

  1. Fictional
  2. Male
  3. Not American
  4. Last name starts with W
  5. Originally from a work of prose fiction
  6. Created after 1899
  7. Not created by an American author or authors
  8. Created since 1950
  9. Has appeared in a movie
  10. European
  11. British or Irish
  12. Created before 1990
  13. English
  14. Not considered a “good guy”
  15. Not from sci-fi/fantasy genre
  16. Main antagonist in the original work
  17. Would not be alive today, if real

Previous IQs:

In retirement, did you have a car trimmed with your college colors? - Woodrow Wilson, in Princeton’s black and orange
Are you the senior U.S. senator from Virginia? - Mark Warner
Are you given a pivotal role in the musical 1776 that you actually didn’t have in history? - James Wilson, who breaks a tie in the Pennsylvania delegation in favor of independence (George Washington is mentioned in the show but never seen, as it happens)

DQs:

Criminal?

Two DQs reserved.

#1 is George Westerby.
#2 is Wolfgang Weisen.
#3 is J. Wellington Wimpy.

DQ: Created after 1970?

2 DQs reserved.

DQ answers:

  1. Fictional
  2. Male
  3. Not American
  4. Last name starts with W
  5. Originally from a work of prose fiction
  6. Created after 1899
  7. Not created by an American author or authors
  8. Created since 1950
  9. Has appeared in a movie
  10. European
  11. British or Irish
  12. Created before 1990
  13. English
  14. Not considered a “good guy”
  15. Not from sci-fi/fantasy genre
  16. Main antagonist in the original work
  17. Would not be alive today, if real
  18. Not a criminal
  19. Created after 1970 (I’m interpreting this as ‘first published’ here - it is possible the author first thought of the character prior to 1970)

DQs:

  1. From a work set in a historical setting rather than the then-present day?
  2. Better known from the book than the film?