Got it, thanks!
DQs:
Known for science?
Dead before 1950?
Got it, thanks!
DQs:
Known for science?
Dead before 1950?
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DQs
IQs:
Graham Greene
Greer Garson
Correct
Alliterative G’s x3!
DQs:
European?
Died before 1850?
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Previous IQs:
Are you usually considered the creator of D&D? - Yes, Gary Gygax
Did you come up with a comedy routine about how the US states got their postal abbreviations? - Gary Gulman (a great bit)
Did a key British spy during WWII use your last name as his codename? - This was Garbo, too
DQs:
Known as an inventor?
Native English speaker?
IQs:
Was a Starfleet shuttlecraft named for you… and then another?
Were you Elphaba’s frenemy?
Were you a giant robot with a powerful laser weapon in your head?
Marjoe Gortner
Viscount Greystoke
correct
DQ: Died before 1750?
One DQ reserved.
Was a Starfleet shuttlecraft named for you… and then another?
Yes, i am
Well done, EH!
Thanks! For those who were wondering about the shuttlecraft: Galileo | Memory Alpha | Fandom
My other IQs:
Were you Elphaba’s frenemy? - Galinda or Glinda, in Wicked
Were you a giant robot with a powerful laser weapon in your head? - Gort, in The Day the Earth Stood Still
Updated: Botticelli - the letters we've used so far - #137 by Elendil_s_Heir
Our next letter is
Previous IQs:
- Did William Petersen play you on CSI?
- Did you play Nick Stokes on CSI?
- Did you play Warrick Brown on CSI?
Gil Grissom, George Eads, GaryDourdan.
On to H.
IQs:
Good job EH!
IQs:
IQ1: Did you write The Pursuit of the Pankera?
IQ2: Did you write about Arrakis?
IQ3: Did you write about the June Rebellion?
IQs: