Botticelli September 2023

Thread Games
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N.

  1. fictional
  2. male
  3. appeared after 1960
  4. not the protagonist
  5. only name starts with N
  6. not originally from a work of prose fiction
  7. created by an American or Americans, and others
  8. not from TV
  9. human
162

IQs:

  1. Did you star in The Prince of Tides?
  2. Did you write the poem The Barrel Organ?
  3. Were you DC comics’ first black superheroine?
163
  1. Were you the little critter in 1980s Dominos pizza commercials?
  2. Were you Carol Lynley’s character in The Poseidon Adventure?
  3. Did George Eads play you on CSI?
164

Not Nick Nolte, dunno, and not Nightingale

165

Not the Noid, not Mrs. Nicole Screamsalot, and dunno.

166

Correct on Nick.
#2 was Alfred Noyes.
#3 was Nubia.

2 DQs reserved.

167

1 was Nelly Furtado. Correct on Lord Nelson. 3 is Neil Peart, of Rush.

DQs:

  1. From comics?
  2. Villain?
168

N.

  1. fictional
  2. male
  3. appeared after 1960
  4. not the protagonist
  5. only name starts with N
  6. not originally from a work of prose fiction
  7. created by an American or Americans, and others
  8. not from TV
  9. human
  10. not from comics
  11. not a villain
169

DQs:

  1. Created after 1980?
  2. From movies?
170

N.

  1. fictional
  2. male
  3. appeared after 1960
  4. not the protagonist
  5. only name starts with N
  6. not originally from a work of prose fiction
  7. created by an American or Americans, and others
  8. not from TV
  9. human
  10. not from comics
  11. not a villain
  12. created before 1980
  13. from movies
171

Correct, Nonnie, Nick Stokes.

DQs:

  1. From a series of movies?
  2. From a genre?

2 DQs reserved.

172

IQs:

  1. Did Helen Reddy play you in Pete’s Dragon?
  2. Were you a round Welsh Charlie on the highly acclaimed, velvet-absorbing 1950’s BBC half-plate radio series, The Goon Show?
  3. Are you a living entertainer who has 12 children by 6 different women?
173

Dunno x3.

N.

  1. fictional
  2. male
  3. appeared after 1960
  4. not the protagonist
  5. only name starts with N
  6. not originally from a work of prose fiction
  7. created by an American or Americans, and others
  8. not from TV
  9. human
  10. not from comics
  11. not a villain
  12. created before 1980
  13. from movies
  14. not really from a series of movies
  15. arguably from a genre

No more IQs, please.

174

#1 was Nora, the lighthouse keeper’s daughter.
#2 was the universally be-loved Neddy Seagoon! (insert canned riotous applause)
#3 is Nick Cannon, current host of The Masked Singer.

DQs:

  1. Created in the 1970’s?
  2. From Science Fiction?
  3. Animated?
175

N.

  1. fictional
  2. male
  3. appeared after 1960
  4. not the protagonist
  5. only name starts with N
  6. not originally from a work of prose fiction
  7. created by an American or Americans, and others
  8. not from TV
  9. human
  10. not from comics
  11. not a villain
  12. created before 1980
  13. from movies
  14. not really from a series of movies
  15. arguably from a genre
  16. created in the 1970’s
  17. not from Science Fiction
  18. partly animated

Please ask all earned DQs by noon EST tomorrow.

176

DQs:

  1. From a comedy?
  2. Common name?
177

N.

  1. fictional
  2. male
  3. appeared after 1960
  4. not the protagonist
  5. only name starts with N
  6. not originally from a work of prose fiction
  7. created by an American or Americans, and others
  8. not from TV
  9. human
  10. not from comics
  11. not a villain
  12. created before 1980
  13. from movies
  14. not really from a series of movies
  15. arguably from a genre
  16. created in the 1970’s
  17. not from Science Fiction
  18. partly animated
  19. from a comedy
  20. not a common name

Please ask all earned “Are you Onlyname?” questions by 4pm EST tomorrow.

178

FINAL DQ: Are you Sir Not-Appearing-In-This-Film from Monty Python and the Holy Grail?

179

Oh, good guess!

180

Dingdingding! Prof.Pepperwinkle has it. I am indeed the aptly-named

Sir Not-Appearing-In-This-Film

from Monty Python and the Holy Grail
(an infant in a suit of armor - actually Michael Palin’s son Tom).

Well done!