IQ1:Were you considered one of the worst film directors of all time and the subject of a Tim Burton-directed biopic?
IQ2: Were you the Phantom of the Paradise?
IQ3: Were you obsessed with stealing a talking flute?
Respectively:
I am not Jabez Wilson.
I am not Oliver Worth.
I am not George Washington.
IQ1: I am not Edward D. Wood, Jr.
IQ2: Take a DQ.
IQ3: I am not Witchie-poo.
DQs:
1. male
2. real
3. dead
4. American
5. first word of stage name begins with W
6. died after 1900
7. not known for acting, acted but mostly played himself
Correct
Winslow Leach
Correct
DQ: Known for music?
Previous IQs:
Were you the patsy in “The Red-Headed League”? - Yes, Jabez Wilson, in the Sherlock Holmes story
Were you a top U.S. arms control negotiator in the Eighties? - Not Oliver Worth (ha!), but Paul Warnke
Did you and your horse figure in a short story by Susanna Clarke? - Not George Washington, but Arthur Wellesley, the Duke of Wellington
DQs:
Won a top entertainment award?
Died after 1950?
IQs:
Is the main building on the Princeton U. campus named after your royal house?
Were you Ben Franklin’s least-favorite son, late in life?
Were you the best-known dude from Auburn, N.Y.?
Respectively:
I am not William of Orange.
I am not William Franklin.
I am not William Howard Taft.
DQs:
1. male
2. real
3. dead
4. American
5. first word of stage name begins with W
6. died after 1900
7. not known for acting, acted but mostly played himself
8. known for music (sorta)
9. did not win any awards, as far as I can tell
10. died after 1950
IQ1: Are you an outsider musician whose name is Larry?
IQ2: Did you share a name with one of your partner-in-crime’s fish?
IQ3: Did you join your father and uncle’s rock band at the age of 15?
Correct, Wallace Greenslade, and correct.
DQ: Died after 2000?
Okay, I’ll ask the obvious:
IQ: Was it said that you hated dogs and babies?
IQ1: Take a DQ.
IQ2: I am not Wanda.
IQ3: Take a DQ.
I am not W.C. Fields.
DQs:
1. male
2. real
3. dead
4. American
5. first word of stage name begins with W
6. died after 1900
7. not known for acting, acted but mostly played himself
8. known for music (sorta)
9. did not win any awards, as far as I can tell
10. died after 1950
11. died before 2000
Dr. Demento staple Wild Man Fischer
Correct
Wolfgang Van Halen
DQ: DIsc jockey?
Holding one DQ
IQ: Were you a Top-40 disc jockey with a cameo in George Lucas’ first big hit feature film?
Aaah-OOOOOOO, I am indeed Wolfman Jack! Next game goes to Chock.
Next up…F
IQs:
- Do you have a glove with knives?
- Are you a sweet transvestite from transsexual Transylvania?
- Were you Boris Badenov’s female sidekick?
Great guess, CFOHG! And a clever pick, DLR!
Okay, “F”:
- Have you played a jealous musician and a theologically rigid inquisitor?
- Were you an assistant to your brother’s criminal empire, run out of the Hawthorne Inn in Cicero, Illinois?
- Did you think of yourself and your companions as little brothers of the poor?
IQs:
1. Did you ask us to think–think about what we’re trying to do to you?
2. Were your lesser-known writings collected in Fart Proudly?
3. Did you have a guest role in “Wolf in the Fold”, the Star Trek episode with Jack the Ripper?
Not Freddy Krueger
Not Frank N Furter
Not Natasha Fatale
Not F. Murray Abraham
Take 2 DQs
Not Aretha Franklin
Not Ben Franklin
DQ
2 was John Fiedler.
DQ: real?
Correct on F. Murray. 2. was Al Capone’s brother Frank, and by contrast, 3. was Francis of Assisi, who called his order the “little brothers” -“fratres minores”, or “friars minor” - of the poor.
DQs:
- Living?
- Female?
F
- Fictional
- Could be alive today, if real
- Male
IQs:
1. Did you vanish alongside Amelia Earhart?
2. Did you star in Monster-in-Law?
3. Were you Satan’s daughter and thus the Anti-Christ in Little Demon?