Correct on Alvin Karpis.
Kaspar Hauser.
Athelstan King, the hero of Talbot Mundy’s King of the Khyber Rifles.
IQ1: British (English/Welsh/Scottish/Irish/Manx)?
IQ2: Musician (singer/songwriter/conductor/instrumentalist/&c)?
IQ1: Are you best known for playing a WWII Air Force officer?
IQ2: Did you play a starship navigator?
IQ3: Did you write a short story about an alien cookbook?
1: As you say, Colonel Klink
2: Kane, from the Command and Conquer series
3: Harry Enfield’s sketch character Kevin the Teenager
Not Immanuel Kant?
Yes
No
1: DQ
2: Not Walter “Chekov” Koenig
3: Not Damon “To Serve Man” Knight
Recap:
K
- Real
- Male
- Not living
- Last name starts with K
- Not American
- European
- Died after 1900
- In the arts
- British
- Not a musician
IQs:
- Were you a jazz band leader played by Jack Webb?
- Are you the divine personification of the DC Universe?
- Did you clown around with Betty Boop?
I’ll bring this one forward now.
DQ: An author?
Werner Klemperer, who played the above-mentioned Colonel Klink.
Correct on Koenig and Knight.
I’ll hold my DQ pending the answer to Spoons’s.
IQ1: Did you refer to the Royal Marines as “soldier an’ sailor too”?
IQ2: Did your shipyard set records during WW II?
IQ3: Were you an Air Force field marshal during WW II?
That was Soren Kierkegaard
DQ: Died after 1950?
IQ1: Were you a pro wrestler who also played Peggy Bundy’s uncle?
IQ2: Did you play goal for the Montreal Canadiens before being elected to the Canadian Parliament?
IQ3: Did you invent a “suicide machine”?
Previous IQs:
Did Mr. Spock torture you? - Chief Kyle (who wasn’t just in the Mirror Universe).
Did you play a captain and marry an Ohio politician? - Yes, Kate “Captain Janeway” Mulgrew, who married Tim Hagan, once a candidate for Governor of Ohio.
Did you say of faculty politics, “The fighting is so fierce because the stakes are so small”? - 'Twas Henry Kissinger.
DQs:
Died after 1975?
Ever knighted?
IQs:
Were you noted for your cartoons of cats?
Did you keep a coconut on your desk?
Did you appear in a movie in which the narrator asked us to look closely at a car?
IQ: Did you describe how a man could have the world, and all that’s in it?
3: Not Koko the Clown. Take DQs for the other 2
No
3 DQs for you
Yes
1: Not King Kong Bundy
2: Take a DQ
3: Not Dr. Jack Kevorkian
No and no
1: Not B. Kliban
Take DQs for the other 2
Not Rudyard Kipling?
Recap:
K
- Real
- Male
- Not living
- Last name starts with K
- Not American
- European
- Died after 1900
- In the arts
- British
- Not a musician
- Not an author
- Died after 1950
- Died before 1975
- Never knighted
Was indeed Rudyard Kipling:
“If you can keep your head when all around are losing theirs…
…then yours is the world, and all that’s in it.
And what is more,
You shall be a man, my son.”
Quote:
Pete Kelly in Pete Kelly’s Blues, and Karma.
and I’ll think a bit before I ask my DQs.
Correct on King Kong Bundy and Dr. Kevorkian. The hockey-playing member of Parliament was Ken Dryden.
DQ: Known for your work in film?
Yes
Recap:
K
- Real
- Male
- Not living
- Last name starts with K
- Not American
- European
- Died after 1900
- In the arts
- British
- Not a musician
- Not an author
- Died after 1950
- Died before 1975
- Never knighted
- Known for work in film
DQ: Actor?
IQ1: Have you played a Jewish clerk and an Indian liberator?
IQ2: Do you play a wannabe-actress whose friends include a microbiologist, a neuroscientist, and an astrophysicist?
IQ3: Were you the first American Idol?
Yes
1: Not Ben Kingsley
2: Not Kaley Cuoco
3: Not Kelly Clarkson
Recap:
K
- Real
- Male
- Not living
- Last name starts with K
- Not American
- European
- Died after 1900
- In the arts
- British
- Not a musician
- Not an author
- Died after 1950
- Died before 1975
- Never knighted
- Known for work in film
- Actor
So, a British film actor who died between 1950 and 1975, whose last name starts with K, and wasn’t knighted.
Thinking…
Previous IQs:
Were you noted for your cartoons of cats? - Yes, B. Kliban.
Did you keep a coconut on your desk? - John F. Kennedy: World War II | JFK Library
Did you appear in a movie in which the narrator asked us to look closely at a car? - “King” Kaiser, in My Favorite Year.
DQs:
Ever won an Oscar?
Best known for serious roles?
IQs:
Were you Mrs. Lincoln’s seamstress and confidante?
Did President Obama mention you in a limo-backseat interview with Brian Williams?
Were you a potential First Lady of the past 50 years?