The Letter is G
- Fictional
- My last name does not begin with G
- Male
- Originally appeared in prose fiction
- I guess you could maybe place this character in the fantasy / SF realm, but very tenuously.
Take a DQ
Correct, Correct, Peer Gynt.
DQ: First appeared before 1950?
Gram Parsons.
DQ1: American creator(s)?
DQ2: First appeared after 1900?
#1. In some versions Sir Guy was the Sheriff. Correct.
#2 was the Grand Panjandrum himself.
#3 is correct, Eydie Gorme.
1 DQ reserved.
The Letter is G
- Fictional
- My last name does not begin with G
- Male
- Originally appeared in prose fiction
- I guess you could maybe place this character in the fantasy / SF realm, but very tenuously.
- Appeared before 1950
- Non-American creator
- First appeared before 1900
- Were you the narrator of the book My Side of the Mountain?
- Did you write a book titled How to Live With a Calculating Cat?
- Were you the pursuer of Richard Kimble?
DQ: First appeared before 1800?
Take 3 DQs
The Letter is G
- Fictional
- My last name does not begin with G
- Male
- Originally appeared in prose fiction
- I guess you could maybe place this character in the fantasy / SF realm, but very tenuously.
- Appeared before 1950
- Non-American creator
- First appeared before 1900
- Appeared after 1800
IQs:
- Did you famously battle the Green Knight?
- Were you a 15th century serial killer of children?
- Did you paint The Kiss?
I am not Gawain
Take a DQ
I am not Gustav Klimt
IQ1: Did Burt Lancaster play you in a film about a con man who takes up with an evangelist troupe?
IQ2: Did you sing “Ode to Billie Joe”?
IQ3: Are you a frumpy teacher at Riverdale High?
1 was Jame Gumb; 3 was George Clooney.
DQs:
1. created by a person from the European continent?
2. created after 1850?
IQs:
1. Are you a hulking, chalk-white zombified DC villain who was “born on a Monday”?
2. Do you play Murray the investigative journalist on Stranger Things?
3. Is the below picture from the macabre alphabet book you wrote and illustrated?
I am not Elmer Gantry
I am not Bobby Gentry
Take a DQ
I am not Solomon Grundy, born on a Monday
Take a DQ
I am not the wonderfully creepy Edward Gorey
The Letter is G
- Fictional
- My last name does not begin with G
- Male
- Originally appeared in prose fiction
- I guess you could maybe place this character in the fantasy / SF realm, but very tenuously.
- Appeared before 1950
- Non-American creator
- First appeared before 1900
- Appeared after 1800
- Created by a person from Europe
- Created after 1850
- Clarification of #5: When this character was released, it did fall within Fantasy / SF genre. As time went on, it shifted to a different genre. I will even go so far as to say the creator is known specifically for fantasy / SF.
Correct on 1 and 3.
#2 was Gilles de Rais.
DQ: Story is British or Irish in origin?
- Sam Gribble
- Eric Gurney
- Detective Gerard.
DQs:
- Created by an English writer?
- Created by a male?
- Protagonist?
Deleted prior post 'cause I had an idea.
IQ: Are you the title character of H. G. Wells’s The Invisible Man?
Previous IQs:
Did you have a dog named Sweetlips? - Yes, George Washington
Were you “the Rock of Chickamauga”? - Maj. Gen. George H. Thomas, during the Civil War
Do you appear in just one scene in Saving Private Ryan? - Gen. George C. Marshall
George x3 (and all great American generals, too)!
Two DQs reserved.
IQs:
Were you Ted Baxter’s girlfriend and later wife?
Were you any of the founding family behind National Geographic?
Were you the Lady of Lothlorien?
Ding Ding Ding
We have a winnah!
I am Griffin, aka The Invisible Man!
The continuation of the Halloween theme was the giveaway.
I am…
It’s my favorite holiday, what can I say?
IQs
- Are you a martial artist/ Russian envoy?
- Was your first directing gig on Night Gallery, causing Joan Crawford to become snippy?
- Were you replaced by Sandi Toksvig on a British game show?