P
That was Pyle, creator of Beetle Bailey
DQ: Musician?
Previous IQs:
Did Jack Bauer do his best to protect you? - David Palmer, the Presidential candidate in the first season of 24.
Are you the dog of a boy in a series of kids’ books? - Pal, the dog of Arthur the aardvark.
Did you create an illustration of a notorious bloodletting? - Paul Revere: http://www.earlyamerica.com/image/review/winter96/massacre2.jpg
DQs:
Best known for the visual arts (film, painting, sculpture, photography, etc.)?
Win a top award in his field?
One DQ reserved.
IQs:
Did you lead a group in a TV comedy-adventure show?
Despite your warlike reputation, did you die in a simple car accident?
Did you once play a gangster florist?
Beetle Bailey was created by Mort Walker.
Not … Peter Tork?
Not George Patton.
DQ.
P
PP has one reserved DQ.
EH has one reserved DQ.
smack:
Kinda knew I messed that!
Previous IQs:
Did you lead a group in a TV comedy-adventure show? - I’ll rephrase.
Despite your warlike reputation, did you die in a simple car accident? - Correct, Gen. Patton.
Did you once play a gangster florist? - Pete Postelthwaite (sp?), in The Town.
DQs:
Actor?
One DQ reserved.
IQs:
Are you a star who dated another star with a similar name for awhile?
Were you a noted chef in your particular regional cuisine?
Were you berated by a very, very, very old person?
IQ: Were you a musician paralyzed in a car accident?
IQs:
Three DQs.
DQ.
Not the late, great Pat Paulsen (who probably would have been a better president than any of the last three).
Not Alexander Pope.
DQ.
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Not … Peter Tork?
Not George Patton.
DQ.
P
PP has one reserved DQ.
EH has one reserved DQ.
16 + 2 reserved + 5 just awarded = more than 20…
Right on the first two. The last is better known as Porthos, of the Three Musketeers. The more successful he became, the longer his name.
DQ: Known best for music? (singer, composer, instrumentalist, etc.)
P
EH has one reserved DQ.
DQ: Was the musical genre rock/pop?
Who was that?
To sum up: An American musician, male, first name doesn’t start with P, died between 1900-1950, born east of the Mississippi, didn’t win a top award, associated with the military.
So, can’t be rock. Maybe early pop, maybe classical, maybe jazz, maybe folk.
IQ: Did you compose The Stars and Stripes Forever?
Yes! I am Sgt Maj (USMC) and Lt Cdr (USNR) John Philip Sousa.
D’oh! I was working up to that, really! Sousa’s birthday’s in just a few weeks, too. Way to go, once again, Prof. P.!
My previous IQs:
Are you a star who dated another star with a similar name for awhile? - Penelope Cruz dated Tom Cruise.
Were you a noted chef in your particular regional cuisine? - Paul Prudhomme, best known for Cajun cuisine.
Were you berated by a very, very, very old person? - Peregrin “Pippin” Took, chewed out for clumsiness by Gandalf.
Okay. Thanks to all! SCAdian tried to get sneaky with using a middle name, but then, when do you ever just say John P. Sousa?
This time around, I am K!
IQ1: Is your girlfriend a real doll?
IQ2: Did you have a dream?
IQ3: Were you often Mildred Wirt Benson?
I’m not Ken Carson (former boyfriend to Barbara Roberts) of Mattel fame.
I’m not Martin Luther King, Jr.
Take a DQ for #3.
