Tony Stark is correct.
Salmon P. Chase was on the $10,000 bill.
Admiral James Stockdale was Perot’s VP candidate.
DQ1) Best known from a novel or short story?
DQ2) Created by an American?
DQ3) Were you created after 1950?
DQ Roundup
- Fictional
- Male
- First name starts with S
- Would be alive if real
- Not best known from a novel or short story
- Created by an American
- Created after 1950
Supergirl is correct.
Streaky the Super-Cat (there’s also Krypto the Superdog, Beppo the Super-Money and Byron the Super-Horse), let’s call that correct as well.
Superboy, these days, is a clone of Superman.
1 DQ reserved.
Samson. (The oath was the reason he lost his strength when his hair was cut.)
Prince Charles Edward Stuart (aka Bonnie Prince Charlie).
Emperor Haile Selassie.
DQ1: Originally from television?
DQ2: Best known as an adult character?
One DQ reserved.
IQ1: In cartoons starring George, Jane, and their family, were you George’s boss?
IQ2: Did you often request that channel D be opened?
IQ3: Was Dormammu one of your major opponents?
IQ: Did the actor who was last round’s answer play you?
DQ Roundup
- Fictional
- Male
- First name starts with S
- Would be alive if real
- Not best known from a novel or short story
- Created by an American
- Created after 1950
- Not originally from TV
- Best known as an adult character
not Mr. Spacely, dunno, not Dr. Strange, by the Hoary Hosts of Hoggoth!
etv, you trippin’. I said “Hint: It’s not Superman!” when I announced the letter.
Correct.
Napoleon Solo, on The Man from UNCLE.
Correct.
DQ1: Originally from a movie?
DQ2: Protagonist?
IQ1: Are you a pool-shooting boy?
IQ2: Are you a private detective often hired by Nero Wolfe?
IQ3: Are you a comic-strip hillbilly?
IQs:
- Do you know… what E-vil… lurks… in the hearts of men? (Mwaahahahaha!)
- Were you Capt. Kirk’s first officer?
- Were you Wesley Dodd’s sidekick’s alter ego?
:smack: DUH! Wasted IQ.
IQ: Did the end of your show make people think their TV was broken?
Holy cow, Knowed Out, that was fast! Well done.
Previous IQs:
Did you command His Imperial Majesty’s Battlecruiser MacArthur? - Roderick, Lord Blaine, from Niven and Pournelle’s The Mote in God’s Eye
Did you live near Rhosgobel? - Radagast the Brown, one of Tolkien’s wizards of Middle-earth
Did you play a top MI5 officer and Iago, among other roles? - British actor Rory Kinnear, in Quantum of Solace and Othello
That was in 1992. Perot didn’t run in 2000.
OK, then, on to S…
IQs:
Did you call a truce during a war for a foe’s wedding night?
Were you the victor of the Battle of Cedar Creek?
Was your middle name McMasters?
DQ Roundup
- Fictional
- Male
- First name starts with S
- Would be alive if real
- Not best known from a novel or short story
- Created by an American
- Created after 1950
- Not originally from TV
- Best known as an adult character
- Not originally from a movie
- Not usually the protagonist, but sometimes I get to be
dunno x2, not Snuffy Smith
not The Shadow…, not Mr. Spock, not the Sandman?
not Rod Serling [dat doot dat dote dat doot dat dote]
Not Rob Stark, not Stonewall Jackson, dunno
Correct on 1 & 2.
#3. Wesley Dodd was the Sandman. His sidekick was Sandy the Golden Boy.
DQ: From a comic book or books?
1 DQ reserved.
Previous IQs:
Did you call a truce during a war for a foe’s wedding night? - I don’t remember Robb Stark doing that, but I’ll rephrase.
Were you the victor of the Battle of Cedar Creek? - Not Stonewall Jackson; he was dead by then. This was Phil Sheridan.
Was your middle name McMasters? - Edwin Stanton, Lincoln’s SECWAR.
DQs:
Is known to use a gun?
Generally considered a good guy?
IQs:
You are a real person. Did you call a truce during a war for a foe’s wedding night?
Did your husband go deeper into space whenever he thought of you?
Did you play the Antichrist, a spy and a scientist?