IQs:
- Are you the heroine of an English romance who gave her name to a cookie?
- Are you Hugh Lofting’s doctor?
- Did you fall to the ground and miss?
Yes, because it cracked me up. 
I am not David, but take 2 DQs for the others.
Lorna Doone? I know it’s a cookie, but I don’t know the book.
DQ
I am not Arthur Dent.
Correct on King David.
#2 is Dr John Dolittle - his subjects thought “Do-little” to be a very poor name for him, and gave him a better one (apparently they had trouble pronouncing his first name).
#3 is Danny Dunn, from the kids’ book series by … um … whatshisface. (You, know - that guy, down near the tail end of the alphabet.)
DQ1: Originally appeared in a film?
DQ2: American?
D
DQ1: I am a fictional character.
DQ2: I am not male.
DQ3: I am human.
DQ4: I am not originally from the pages of literature.
DQ5: The first work in which I appeared was created after 1950.
DQ6: I originally appeared in a film.
DQ7: I am not American.
IQ: Were you based on a character created by G.B Shaw?
I think that would be Eliza Doolittle, who I am not.
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Originally Posted by Prof. Pepperwinkle
- Are you the heroine of an English romance who gave her name to a cookie?
- Are you Hugh Lofting’s doctor?
- Did you fall to the ground and miss?
Lorna Doone? I know it’s a cookie, but I don’t know the book.
DQ
I am not Arthur Dent.
Very good. Hugh Lofting wrote the stories of Dr. Dolittle.
DQ: Are you from a science fiction/fantasy movie?
D
DQ1: I am a fictional character.
DQ2: I am not male.
DQ3: I am human.
DQ4: I am not originally from the pages of literature.
DQ5: The first work in which I appeared was created after 1950.
DQ6: I originally appeared in a film.
DQ7: I am not American.
DQ8: I am not from a sci-fi or fantasy film.
IQs:
- Did you attempt to sue Jay Ward Studios for their use of the Kirward Derby?
- Did you kill Superman? (He got better.)
- Did they hang you for shooting a sleeping comrade?
I am not Doomsday, and you get 2 DQs.
TV personality Durward Kirby lost his suit, due to the rules regarding parody. Danny Deever was hung in Rudyard Kipling’s eponymous poem.
I’ll wait on my DQs.
IQ1: Were you driven?
IQ2: Were you disinherited by your millionaire father because you married a blonde flapper?
IQ3: Are you known for writing multi-volume English family sagas?
Congrats, Draelin!
From the previous round:
Yes, from Citizen Kane.
Charles Evans Hughes, in 1916, who lost to the incumbent Woodrow Wilson.
Charles Emerson Winchester, in an episode of MASH*.
IQs for the current round:
Are you the title character of a Stephen King novel?
Could Jerry not remember your first name?
Did you write a joint bio of FDR and Eleanor?
I am not Miss Daisy, and two DQs.
I am not Dolores Claiborne, and though I’m going to kick myself when I hear the answers, another 2 DQs to you.
Quite right on Carl Dixon (smartypants!) and John Coltrane. Chick Corea, along with Joe Zawinul and Larry Young, played on Bitches Brew.
I spend most of the afternoon in the garden, and you guys switch letters on me? I can’t keep up with you!
IQ1: Are you the oldest of The Endless?
IQ2: Are you the youngest of The Endless?
IQ3: Are you the missing one of The Endless?
Dammit, this is upsetting, because I know what you’re talking about, but I can’t actually answer the questions. 3 DQs because I’ve fallen down on my graphic novel reading job.
Correct on Miss Daisy. The other two were Dagwood Bumstead and R F Delderfield.
DQ: British?
One DQ reserved.
D
DQ1: I am a fictional character.
DQ2: I am not male.
DQ3: I am human.
DQ4: I am not originally from the pages of literature.
DQ5: The first work in which I appeared was created after 1950.
DQ6: I originally appeared in a film.
DQ7: I am not American.
DQ8: I am not from a sci-fi or fantasy film.
DQ9: I am British.
DQ: Is D the first letter of your last name?
I’ll save the other one for now.
D
DQ1: I am a fictional character.
DQ2: I am not male.
DQ3: I am human.
DQ4: I am not originally from the pages of literature.
DQ5: The first work in which I appeared was created after 1950.
DQ6: I originally appeared in a film.
DQ7: I am not American.
DQ8: I am not from a sci-fi or fantasy film.
DQ9: I am British.
DQ10: D is not the first letter of my last name.
One DQ each reserved for Prof. Pepperwinkle and SCAdian, two for Elendil’s Heir, and three for Le Ministre de l’au-delà, according to my count.