[GAME] Botticelli - Sep 2014

Thread Games
361

IQs:

  1. Are you Ben Cohen’s lifelong friend and business partner?
  2. Did the Joker cripple your daughter?
  3. Did you originate the role of Lancelot in Camelot on Broadway?
362

Those were:

Mark Gastineau
Greg Raymer
Greg Maddux
George Costanza

363

DQ: Appear on TV?
DQ2:.Born East of the Mississippi?
DQ3:.Born South of the Mason-Dixon Line?

DQ reserved.

364

G

  1. Real
  2. Male
  3. Last name starts with G
  4. Dead
  5. American
  6. Caucasian
  7. Known for the arts, broadly defined
  8. Died after 1950
  9. Known for the performing arts
  10. Born after 1900
  11. Was a singer or musician, but not best known for that
  12. Did not die after 2000
  13. Appeared on TV
    14: Born east of the Mississippi
    15: Not born south of the Mason-Dixon Line
365

IQ: Were you murdered by your father?

366

DQ:.Master or Ceremonies? (i.e. TV host)

367

Not Gomez Addams.
Not Garrison Keillor.
Not … Giovanni Verrazano?

DQ.
Not Commissioner Gordon.
DQ.

DQ.

368

G

  1. Real
  2. Male
  3. Last name starts with G
  4. Dead
  5. American
  6. Caucasian
  7. Known for the arts, broadly defined
  8. Died after 1950
  9. Known for the performing arts
  10. Born after 1900
  11. Was a singer or musician, but not best known for that
  12. Did not die after 2000
  13. Appeared on TV
    14: Born east of the Mississippi
    15: Not born south of the Mason-Dixon Line
  14. Not a master of ceremonies or a TV host
369

That was Marvin Gaye

DQ: Died after 1975?

370

#1 was Jerry Greenfield (They make Ben & Jerry’s ice cream.)
Correct on Jim Gordon.
#3 was Robert Goulet.

2 DQs reserved.

371

G

  1. Real
  2. Male
  3. Last name starts with G
  4. Dead
  5. American
  6. Caucasian
  7. Known for the arts, broadly defined
  8. Died after 1950
  9. Known for the performing arts
  10. Born after 1900
  11. Was a singer or musician, but not best known for that
  12. Did not die after 2000
  13. Appeared on TV
    14: Born east of the Mississippi
    15: Not born south of the Mason-Dixon Line
  14. Not a master of ceremonies or a TV host
  15. Died after 1975
372

DQs:

  1. Star of your show?
    IQs:

  2. Did you star in The Honeymooners?

  3. Were you a “Lonesome” comic?

  4. Were you Maverick?

373

IQ1: Did you play Ralph Kramden?
IQ2: Did you have a memorable role in the 1969 Star Trek episode “Let That Be Your Last Battlefield” as Bele?
IQ3: Were you a heavyweight boxer nicknamed “Two Ton” because when you were late for a match, you claimed you had two tons of ice to deliver on the way there? (Side note: IQ#1 called you out when you were heckling him during one of his stand-ups and you knocked him out cold)

Crap, Prof beat me to it again. Retract #1 which is probably the winner.

374

Not Jackie Gleason.
DQ.
Not the wonderful and amazing James Garner.

Nope, definitely not Jackie Gleason. :slight_smile:
Not … Frank Gorshin?
DQ.

G

  1. Real
  2. Male
  3. Last name starts with G
  4. Dead
  5. American
  6. Caucasian
  7. Known for the arts, broadly defined
  8. Died after 1950
  9. Known for the performing arts
  10. Born after 1900
  11. Was a singer or musician, but not best known for that
  12. Did not die after 2000
  13. Appeared on TV
    14: Born east of the Mississippi
    15: Not born south of the Mason-Dixon Line
  14. Not a master of ceremonies or a TV host
  15. Died after 1975
  16. Star of my show
375

Correct on Jackie & Jim. #2 was George Gobel.

DQ reserved.

TV actor, male, caucasian, last name starts with G, died between 1975 and 2000, star of his own show, but not a host or MC. Born in the NE quadrant of the USA. Had musical skills.

And only 2 questions left to pin down what kind of show and when it aired.

376

Previous IQs:

Was your first name Olorin? - Yes, Gandalf
Were you “the Rock of Chickamauga”? - Yes, George H. Thomas, Civil War general
Did you tell reporters that you saved your “feelings” for your wife? - George C. Marshall, when Truman’s SecState, was asked at a press conference how he felt about a particular bill pending in Congress. He replied, “Son, I save my feelings for Mrs. Marshall.”

DQ:

Considered a funny guy?

377

G

  1. Real
  2. Male
  3. Last name starts with G
  4. Dead
  5. American
  6. Caucasian
  7. Known for the arts, broadly defined
  8. Died after 1950
  9. Known for the performing arts
  10. Born after 1900
  11. Was a singer or musician, but not best known for that
  12. Did not die after 2000
  13. Appeared on TV
    14: Born east of the Mississippi
    15: Not born south of the Mason-Dixon Line
  14. Not a master of ceremonies or a TV host
  15. Died after 1975
  16. Star of my show
  17. Considered a funny guy
378

IQ: Did you play Herman Munster, and a police officer in Car 54, Where Are You?

379

Yes. I am Frederick Hubbard Gwynne, best known as Herman Munster in The Munsters and Patrolman Francis Muldoon in Car 54, Where Are You?

And, like me, a former Navy radioman.

380

Congratcherlations, Prof.

IQ3: Were you a heavyweight boxer nicknamed “Two Ton” because when you were late for a match, you claimed you had two tons of ice to deliver on the way there? (Side note: IQ#1 called you out when you were heckling him during one of his stand-ups and you knocked him out cold)

Tony Galento, who had a very colorful history.