Botticelli - November 2018

Not Abner Doubleday, Dourre (sp?) or Devastator (?).

Not Biblical Delilah, cookin’ Deliliah, or Charles Darwin.

  1. was in fact Dinah.

DQ: real?
IQs:

  1. Did you have an act playing the piano at the Ink and Paint Club?
  2. Did you also have an act playing the piano at the Ink and Paint Club?
  3. Are you a fictional folksinger based on Dave Van Ronk?

You guys always have the intellectual better of me, but I’ll dip my toe back in for a few games.

  1. Did you bring shame upon your family and yourself thanks to unspecified goings on with a goat?
  2. Were you continually foiled in your Sisyphean quest to capture a bird?
  3. Did you famously say “If you drink, don’t drive. Don’t even putt.”?

Dinah, of course! :smack:

Neither Daffy nor Donald Duck, and not Llewyn Davis (I just saw that movie!)

Welcome back, Dead Cat! You know you’re always welcome here. Not Aberforth Dumbledore, dunno, and dunno (someone from Caddyshack, maybe?)

D.

  1. real

Dumbledore junior indeed, and perhaps you have heard of Dick Dastardly? :slight_smile: Also, Dean Martin.

DQ1: Human?
DQ2: Alive?

  1. Are you an actor chiefly noted for Shakespeare who has found a whole new audience in later life by narrating a popular UK children’s programme?
  2. Do your dubious plans to become a millionaire somehow never quite come off?
  3. Are you the actor who plays 2?

Not Derek Jacobi, dunno and dunno.

D.

  1. real
  2. human
  3. dead

Correct with Sir Derek. Derek ‘Del Boy’ Trotter never quite got that knighthood, but Sir David Jason did.

Sorry, will try to be less UK-centric going forward (I figured Only Fools and Horses was probably pretty popular in the US, though).

DQ1: Died before 1900?
DQ2: Born west of the prime meridian (and east of the international date line)?

Three more IQs:

Are you the first person to win the World Series of Poker (main event) twice?
Did you perform at Glastonbury a few years ago, including a saxophone solo which endeared you even more to the British audience, many of whom were familiar with the Benny Hill theme?
Did you make global headlines about 20 years ago as one of the first successfully cloned mammals?

Correct on Abner.
#2 was Paul Dukas.
#3 is Domino.

DQs:

  1. Male?
  2. Last name starts with D?

DQs:

  1. Did you create the Periodic Table of the Elements?
  2. Did Fred MacMurray play you on My Three Sons?
  3. Did you play Wimpy in the live-action movie Popeye?

Dunno, dunno and not Dolly.

Not Douffle (sp?), Dad or dunno.

D.

  1. real
  2. human
  3. dead
  4. died before 1900
  5. born west of the prime meridian and east of the international date line
  6. male
  7. last name starts with D

My last go for the day. The poker player I was going for was Doyle “Texas Dolly” Brunson, but I realised too late that the question is formulated incorrectly - I should have included “back to back” (Johnny Moss won in 1970, 1971, and 1974, but I don’t count 1970 as it was decided by vote rather than being a poker tournament as we know it today). So scratch that one. The other was Dolly Parton - Dolly x3!

DQ: American?

IQs:

Did you play a psychopath (partially) thwarted by a lady with some special driving skills?
Did you make your debut on both sides of the Atlantic in the same week in the 1950s, but from 2 completely independent sources?
After retiring some years ago from a successful sporting career, do you seem to be trying to reinvent yourself as some sort of international diplomat?

#1 was Dmitri Mendeleev.
#2 was Steven Douglas.
#3 was Paul Dooley.

DQs:

  1. Died before 1800?
  2. Known for the Arts?

1 DQ reserved.

IQs:

  1. Were you a comedy writer for Jack Paar who also wrote the book Never Trust A Naked Bus Driver?
  2. Are you Bill Murray’s actor brother?
  3. Did you play Cosmo in Singin’ In The Rain?

IQs:

  1. Were you told you would become once, twice, thrice Lord Mayor of London?
  2. Did you name the main character of your comic strip after your grandfather, and thus indirectly after a US president?
  3. Are you friends with Will, Mike, and Lucas?

Not Dennis Weaver, Dennis Lehane or Dennis Rodman.

Dunno, not Brian Doyle-Murray, and not Donald O’Connor.

Not Dick Whittington, Jon Davis and… dunno.

D.

  1. real
  2. human
  3. dead
  4. died before 1900
  5. born west of the prime meridian and east of the international date line
  6. male
  7. last name starts with D
  8. not American
  9. died before 1800
  10. not known for the Arts

#1 was Jack Douglas. Correct on the other two.

DQ: Known for politics/military?

IQs:

  1. Are you Jane Haddam’s holiday mystery detective?
  2. Are you Jim Butcher’s magical detective?
  3. Are you Edgar A. Poe’s original detective?
  1. was Jim Davis (close enough). 3. was Dustin, from Stranger Things.

DQ: European?

IQs:

  1. Did you direct Scanners?
  2. Did you direct Mulholland Drive?
  3. Did you direct House of Games, aside from writing a play about real estate agents?

Dunno, not Harry Dresden, and not Auguste Dupin.

Not the Davids: Cronenberg, Lynch or Mamet.

D.

  1. real
  2. human
  3. dead
  4. died before 1900
  5. born west of the prime meridian and east of the international date line
  6. male
  7. last name starts with D
  8. not American
  9. died before 1800
  10. not known for the Arts
  11. not known for politics/military
  12. European

It was indeed a triple Dennis but for the first two I was thinking of Dennis Hopper in Speed (Dennis Weaver was in *Duel *but played the driver of the car rather than the psycho in the truck) and Dennis the Menace (Dennis Lehane was born in 1965 so doesn’t meet the criteria). If Dennis Weaver was in something else that fits the first question I’ll happily yield on that one. Rodman is correct.

DQ: known for science?

IQs:

  1. Did you take a famous voyage on the Beagle?
  2. According to legend, did you finish the game you were involved in before going to defend your country in battle?
  3. Did you write under the name ‘Boz’?

#1 is Gregory Demarkian. Correct on the others.

DQ: Died before 1400?

1 DQ reserved.