IQs:
- Was Marlon Brando your roommate at college?
- Did you write Tractatus Logico-Philosophicus?
- Is your alter ego Philbert Desanex?
Three DQs.
#1 was Wally Cox. #2 was Ludwig Wittgenstein. #3 is Wonder Wart-Hog.
DQs:
- Best known from one particular TV series?
- Common first name?
W
- Real
- Male
- Alive
- Last name does not start with W
- American
- Not born after 1970
- Known for the arts
- Not born (W)est of the Mississippi
- Known for the performing arts
[DEL]10. Not an author[/DEL]
- Actor
- Not known primarily from movies (though I have been in some)
- Not, I think, known primarily as a leading man
- Has won an Emmy
- Not best known from one particular TV series
- Common first name
DQ: Known for comedies?
Previous IQs:
Have you played a CIA agent, a train engineer and an infantryman? - Denzel Washington, in Safe House, Unstoppable and Glory.
Did Peter Falk appear in one of your best-known films? - Wim Wenders, in Wings of Desire.
Did your actor boyfriend get a tattoo with your name? - Johnny Depp thus proclaimed his love for Winona Ryder.
DQ:
Considered handsome?
Two DQs reserved.
DQ: Currently appearing in a TV series?
holding 2 dqs
W
- Real
- Male
- Alive
- Last name does not start with W
- American
- Not born after 1970
- Known for the arts
- Not born (W)est of the Mississippi
- Known for the performing arts
[DEL]10. Not an author[/DEL]
- Actor
- Not known primarily from movies (though I have been in some)
- Not, I think, known primarily as a leading man
- Has won an Emmy
- Not best known from one particular TV series
- Common first name
- Known for comedies
- Perhaps not considered handsome, but certainly not ugly
- Currently appearing in a TV series
Hmmm… Evewybody Woves Waymond…
Thinking…
DQ: Born before 1950?
1 DQ left
IQs:
- Did you play Newman on Seinfeld?
- Did you play Ensign Crusher on ST:TNG?
- Did you have a hit with Werewolves of London?
DQ.
Not Will … Wheaton?
DQ.
W
- Real
- Male
- Alive
- Last name does not start with W
- American
- Not born after 1970
- Known for the arts
- Not born (W)est of the Mississippi
- Known for the performing arts
[DEL]10. Not an author[/DEL]
- Actor
- Not known primarily from movies (though I have been in some)
- Not, I think, known primarily as a leading man
- Has won an Emmy
- Not best known from one particular TV series
- Common first name
- Known (though not solely) for comedies
- Perhaps not considered handsome, but certainly not ugly
- Currently appearing in a TV series
- Born before 1950
Wow - 19 already…
DQ:
A male lead of the show on which he currently appears?
Wayne Knight. Wil Wheaton. Warren Zevon.
2 DQs reserved, except, y’know, we’ve hit 20.
W
- Real
- Male
- Alive
- Last name does not start with W
- American
- Not born after 1970
- Known for the arts
- Not born (W)est of the Mississippi
- Known for the performing arts
[DEL]10. Not an author[/DEL] - Actor
- Not known primarily from movies (though I have been in some)
- Not, I think, known primarily as a leading man
- Has won an Emmy
- Not best known from one particular TV series
- Common first name
- Known (though not solely) for comedies
- Perhaps not considered handsome, but certainly not ugly
- Currently appearing in a TV series
- Born before 1950
- Not 1 male lead of the show on which I currently appear
You know what to do…
(For anyone who has just stumbled upon this game, our house rule is that after 20 direct questions have been answered, each person who was awarded a DQ gets to ask one more DQ, in the form “Are you Firstname Lastname?”)
Perhaps you haven’t noticed, but if I come back and find questions 20, 21, and 22 waiting for me, I will usually answer all of them.
All this talk about DQ is making me hungry…
DQs:
- Do you want a Jamocha Blizzard?
- Do you want a chili cheese dog?
- Do you want fries with that?
…actual DQ to follow…
Make it a banana split, with cherry instead of pineapple.
DQ: Are you Wayne Brady?
Poop, my well is dry. If anybody else wants my guess, they can have it.
You added a digit in answering my DQ. Is that significant?