Ian Anderson (of Jethro Tull), Ian McDiarmid, Ian Gillian
Ian x 3!
DQ: Alive?
DQ: Male?
DQ: From the US?
IQ1: Are you a prophet Muhammed encountered in the fourth heaven?
IQ2: Are you the mother of Horus?
IQ3: Is your father Daedalus?
As you said, Imhotep
As you said, Isaac
As you said, Ismael
Previous IQs:
Were you Sid Caesar’s longtime female costar? - Yes, Imogene Coca
Are you a novelist with Latin American political connections? - Isabel Allende
Were you a cleric after whom an American university was named? - Yes, Ignatius Loyola
DQ:
First name start with I?
IQs:
Are you the less-well-known of a pair of brothers important in New England history?
Were you either a teacher or a detective, depending on who’s telling the story?
Did you speak of “cake or death”?
Not … Isaiah?
Not Isis.
Not Icarus.
Three DQs.
I
- Real
- Dead
- Male
- From the US
- First name stars with I
Idris, correctx2
DQ: Known for military or war endeavors?
IQ1: Were your two most famous stories from a collection called The Sketch Book published under the name Geoffrey Crayon?
IQ2: Did you compose the holiday classic songs White Christmas and Easter Parade?
IQ3: Was your song Just a Gigolo covered by Louis Prima and David Lee Roth?
Correct on Ivan. #2 was Iron Fist. #3 is Ian Holm.
DQ: Died after 1900?
1 DQ remaining.
IQs:
- Are you aka Bobby Drake?
- Are you aka Lyle Norg?
- Are you a troublemaker from the planet Poppup?
Not … Washington Irving?
Not Irving Berlin.
Not this Irving either. 
DQ.
Not Iceman.
DQ.
DQ.
I
- Real
- Dead
- Male
- From the US
- First name stars with I
- Not known for military or war endeavors
- Died after 1900
Previous IQs:
Are you the less-well-known of a pair of brothers important in New England history? - Ethan Allen of Vermont always got more attention than poor ol’ Ira.
Were you either a teacher or a detective, depending on who’s telling the story? - Ichabod Crane
Did you speak of “cake or death”? - Eddie Izzard: Eddie izzard-cake or death - YouTube
DQs:
Died after 1950?
Best known for the arts, broadly defined?
Born east of the Miss. River?
IQs:
Were you a fictional scientist who took advantage of an android?
Did you complain about the location shoot of Ghostbusters?
Did you have reason to hate Richard Lugar?
correct x2, Irving Caesar
holding a DQ
IQ1: Did you command the oprichniki (your private army) to massacre Novgorod in 1570?
IQ2: Did you end the dominance of the Golden Horde over Russia in 1480 and triple the territory of your state?
IQ3: Did you defeat John McEnroe in the 1984 French Open final and become the world’s number one ranked tennis player?
(nicknames allowed)
Correct on Iceman. #2 was the Invisible Kid from the Legion of Super-Heroes. #3 was the Impossible Man from the Fantastic Four comics.
3 DQs reserved.
IQ1: If they call you drunken (Your name), do you not answer anymore?
IQ2: Did you decree that a robot should not harm a human being or through inaction allow a human to come to harm?
IQ3: Are you responsible for advances in helicopter technology?
IQs:
- Did you write most of the lyrics for your brother’s hit tunes?
- Were you a Hawaiian singer who had a hit with a different arrangement of Over The Rainbow?
- Did you and your wife record Proud Mary?
Three DQs.
Not Ivan IV (aka Ivan Groznyj or Ivan the Terrible).
DQ.
DQ.
Not Ira Hayes.
Not Isaac Asimov.
Not Igor Sikorsky.
DQ.
DQ.
Not Ike Turner.
I
- Real
- Dead
- Male
- From the US
- First name stars with I
- Not known for military or war endeavors
- Died after 1900
- Died after 1950
- Best known for the arts, broadly defined
- Born east of the Mississippi River
#1 was Ira Gershwin, brother to George.
#2 was Israel Kamakawiwo’ole
Correct on Ike.
DQ: Known for the performing arts?
4 DQs reserved.
The correct answer to this question, of course, would have been “Not the whiskey-drinkin’ Indian or the Marine that went to war.”
correct, Ivan the Great, Ivan Lendl, for Ivan x3!
holding 3 DQs