IQ1) Did you score your only big hit single with a recording of a song from the musical Hair?
IQ2) Did your sister have a burly brawler of a mariner for a boyfriend?
IQ3) Did you lead the AL in batting in 1964, 1965 and 1971?
Mary-Kate Olsen.
Ashley Olsen.
(Michelle Tanner on Full House.)
Orson Bean.
DQ1: Known for the performance arts?
DQ2: Died after 1900?
DQ3: Native speaker of a Germanic language?
Two DQs reserved.
- I am not Oliver.
- I am not Castor Oyl.
- I am not Orlando Cepeda. Take a DQ if that’s wrong.
DQs:
- Real
- Dead
- Not American
- Last name starts with O
- Known for the Arts
- Female
- European
- Not known for music
- Known for the performing arts
- Died after 1900
- Not a native speaker of a Germanic language
ETA: Oh, no! I missed an Orson Bean question! Elendil’s Heir will boot be out of the fan club for sure!
correct, Old Man Willow, Oromë
DQ: Known from movies?
DQ: From the UK?
holding 2 DQs
DQs:
- Real
- Dead
- Not American
- Last name starts with O
- Known for the Arts
- Female
- European
- Not known for music
- Known for the performing arts
- Died after 1900
- Not a native speaker of a Germanic language
- Known from movies
KO, given that English is a Germanic language, do you still want to ask if she’s from the UK?
DQ: Native speaker of a Romance language?
One DQ reserved.
DQs:
- Real
- Dead
- Not American
- Last name starts with O
- Known for the Arts
- Female
- European
- Not known for music
- Known for the performing arts
- Died after 1900
- Not a native speaker of a Germanic language
- Known from movies
- Not a native speaker of a Romance language
OK, change “From the UK?” to “From a Slavic country?”
DQs:
- Real
- Dead
- Not American
- Last name starts with O
- Known for the Arts
- Female
- European
- Not known for music
- Known for the performing arts
- Died after 1900
- Not a native speaker of a Germanic language
- Known from movies
- Not a native speaker of a Romance language
- From a Slavic country
I didn’t know it myself. All is forgiven.
Previous IQs:
Were you married to Keiko and dad to Molly? - Miles O’Brien, on ST:TNG and DS9.
Did I smooch your wife in October 2010? - Barack Obama: In which I meet the President and smooch the First Lady - Miscellaneous and Personal Stuff I Must Share - Straight Dope Message Board
Did you wait outside for your wife to finish, er, entertaining her lover? - Yes, Laurence Olivier. Vivien Leigh cheated on him quite a few times, I’ve read, and he was very gracious about it.
DQs:
Born in or east of Moscow?
Died after 1975?
IQs:
Did you say you had “done some service to the state, and they know it”?
Were you a peacemaking Alsatian priest?
Were you the lead plaintiff in a big recent SCOTUS case?
Oliver (“Good Morning Starshine”) and Castor Oyl are correct. Tony Oliva was the batting champ.
DQ) An actress?
DQs:
- Real
- Dead
- Not American
- Last name starts with O
- Known for the Arts
- Female
- European
- Not known for music
- Known for the performing arts
- Died after 1900
- Not a native speaker of a Germanic language
- Known from movies
- Not a native speaker of a Romance language
- From a Slavic country
- Born in Russia, due south of Moscow
- Died before 1975
- Actress
#2. I am not J. F. Oberlin. Take 2 DQs for the others.
IQ1) Was a statue of Lord Nelson blown up by the IRA on a street named after you?
IQ2) Are you a butt ugly musician married to a Czech supermodel?
IQ3) Did Del Shannon commit suicide days after agreeing to replace you in a musical supergroup?
3 DQs.
The statue was blown up on O’Connell Street in Dublin, named for Irish statesman Daniel O’Connell
Ric Ocasek of the Cars married Paulina Porizkova
Tom Petty invited his idol, Del Shannon, to join the Travelling Wilburies after the death of Roy Orbison. Shannon took the job, but killed himself shortly afterward.
DQ1) Known for work in American movies?
DQ2) Closely associated with a particular movie genre?
DQ3) Ever win a major acting award (Oscar, Tony or Emmy)??
DQs:
- Real
- Dead
- Not American
- Last name starts with O
- Known for the Arts
- Female
- European
- Not known for music
- Known for the performing arts
- Died after 1900
- Not a native speaker of a Germanic language
- Known from movies
- Not a native speaker of a Romance language
- From a Slavic country
- Born in Russia, due south of Moscow
- Died before 1975
- Actress
- Known for work in American movies
- Closely associated with a particular movie genre, but also worked in others
- Nominated for two Academy Awards, but didn’t win
And now we are at 20, so it’s time for “Are you Firstname Lastname?” Good luck.
Are you Maria Ouspenskaya, the Gypsy woman from The Wolfman?
Yep.
Good job, KO!