Night Time Feud: Not Necessarily Great Literature by Baker [Closed]

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Try to think of the most popular answer, to get the most people matching you. Scoring - Any answer duplicated by anyone else is worth 100 points divided by the number of entrants. For example: 50 entrant game = 2 pts per answer. If 4 people match that means they each get 8 pts for that answer. No matches = 0 points.

FORMATTING OF ANSWERS IS IMPORTANT!

Write your answers like this; Do not repeat the questions, no periods at the end of answers, no spaces between lines, no comments, no fancy list coding. If you need to comment or clarify your answers, do it AFTER the list of answers. Thanks.
JUST LIKE THIS:

1. answer <<—There is a space after the period!
2. response
3. rejoinder

The game will end either when we have 50 entrants, or at 4:30 PM Central on Friday, 8/08/08 whichever comes first.

Good luck!

  1. Other than the Lord of the Rings series, name a trilogy of novels.
  2. Name a “lost world/civilization” novel.
  3. Name a novel in which the main character was raised to adulthood outside of the culture s/he was born to.
  4. Name an author of romance novels.
  5. Name an author who primarily writes novels set in the world of sports
  6. Other than Sherlock Holmes, name a literary detective.
  7. Name a novel involving time travel into the past.
  8. Name an important character in a novel who has been married at least three times.(Sequential marriage, not polygamous)
  9. Name a novel in which a main character dies by their own hand.
  10. Name a novel in which an animal character, or pet, is included in the book title.
  1. The Chronicles of Thomas Covenant
  2. Pellicidar novels by Edgar Rice Burroughs
  3. Clan of the Cave Bear
  4. Nora Roberts
  5. pass
  6. Hercule Poirot
  7. The Time Machine
  8. pass
  9. Romeo and Juliet
  10. Charlotte’s Web
  1. Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy
  2. The Lost World
  3. Clan of the Cave Bear
  4. Danielle Steele
  5. W. P. Kinsella
  6. Hercule Poirot
  7. The Time Machine
  8. Scarlet O’Hara
  9. Anna Karenina
  10. White Fang

I’m aware Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy had more than three books. But it’s all I could think of, and it was called the trilogy for a while…just an increasingly misnamed trilogy…:slight_smile:

  1. Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy
  2. The Lost World
  3. Tarzan
  4. Danielle Steele
  5. Dick Francis
  6. Hercule Poirot
  7. A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur’s Court
  8. Lazarus Long
  9. The Sound and the Fury
  10. Bunnicula
  11. Okay, I don’t specifically remember 3 marriages, but he lived long enough that it had to happen, right?

This was a tough Feud!

  1. Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy

  2. Planet of the Apes

  3. Clan of the Cave Bear

  4. Barbara Cartland

  5. Dick Francis

  6. Hercule Poirot

  7. Dragons of Pern

  8. Scarlett O’Hara

  9. The Heart Is a Lonely Hunter

  10. Flowers for Algernon

  11. :smiley:

  1. Foundation
  2. Journey to the Center of the Earth
  3. Stranger in a Strange Land
  4. Danielle Steel
  5. Dick Francis
  6. Hercule Poirot
  7. A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur’s Court
  8. Scarlett O’Hara
  9. Holes (Kissing Kate Barlow)
  10. Black Beauty

I’m not participating in this one, but I thought I should let you know that I own a volume entitled “The Xanth Trilogy”. It does indeed collect the first three Xanth novels.

  1. Foundation
  2. Lost Horizon
  3. Tarzan of the Apes
  4. Danielle Steel
  5. Dick Francis
  6. Sam Spade
  7. Slaughterhouse Five
  8. Scarlett O’Hara
  9. Anna Karenina
  10. Cujo

Sorry for duplicate- I had left #7 blank earlier

  1. His Dark Materials
  2. Lost Horizon
  3. Little Big Man
  4. Emily Bronte
  5. Dan Jenkins
  6. Hercule Poirot
  7. A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur’s Court
  8. Everyman (from the Philip Roth novel)
  9. 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea
  10. Black Beauty
  1. The Foundation Trilogy
  2. The Lost World
  3. The Jungle Book
  4. Nora Roberts
  5. Dick Francis
  6. Hercule Poirot
  7. The Time Traveler’s Wife
  8. Henry VIII in The Other Boleyn Girl
  9. Madame Bovary
  10. Charlotte’s Web
  1. The Foundation Trilogy
  2. Pellucidar
  3. Tarzan of the Apes
  4. Nora Roberts
  5. No Clue, No Credit
  6. Hercule Poirot
  7. The Time Machine
  8. Katie Scarlett O’Hara Hamilton Kennedy Butler
  9. Mme Bovary
  10. Old Yeller

For a while there I thought this was going to be the Edgar Rice Burroughs Feud

  1. IOW, I have no idea. This was a common grading comment in Nuke school when the test taker’s answer was completely useless BS
  2. Yes, I did a Wikipedia look up to check she’d been married that many times.
    9 & 10. I can’t help comparing the title characters of these last two books. Old Yeller was not only smarter than Emma Bovary, but his death was both more poignant, and more dignified. (Granted, that was part of Flaubert’s point, but, still Emma would be so burned to think she’d been outshone by a dog. And I disliked her enough that this thought causes me to smile.)
    ETA: Danielle Steele? Danielle Steele? She doesn’t write books! She commits fraud, describing logarhea as novels, and has managed to convince people she’s not a con artist!!! (mutters and kicks a few banana peels around in the back of his mind, while shouting for the invisible pink monkey to start gibbering again.)
  1. His Dark Materials
  2. The Lost World
  3. Tarzan
  4. Danielle Steele
  5. Matt Christopher
  6. Nero Wolfe
  7. Outlander
  8. Scarlett O’Hara
  9. House of Mirth
  10. Old Yeller
  1. Douglas Adams Hitchhikers trilogy
  2. Journey to the Center of the Earth
  3. Tarzan
  4. Nora Roberts
  5. Bernard Malamud
  6. Poirot
  7. A Conneticut Yankee in King Arthur’s Court
  8. Gladia Delmarre
  9. Romeo and Juilet
  10. Charlotte’s Web

Enjoy,
Steven

  1. His Dark Materials
  2. Herland
  3. Tarzan
  4. Nora Roberts
  5. Peter Gent
  6. Hercule Poirot
  7. Somewhere In Time
  8. Scarlett O’Hara
  9. Romeo and Juliet
  10. Old Yeller
  1. John Jakes’ North and South trilogy
  2. Lost Horizon
  3. Stranger in a Strange Land
  4. Fern Michaels
  5. ???
  6. Hercule Poirot
  7. The Time Machine
  8. Scarlett O’Hara Hamilton Kennedy Butler
  9. Shogun
  10. Old Yeller*

*default animal answer

  1. Hitchhikers Guide
  2. The Lost World
  3. Tarzan of the Apes
  4. Danielle Steele
  5. Robert Lipsyte
  6. Nancy Drew
  7. Outlander
  8. Scarlett O’Hara
  9. Les Miserables
  10. Flowers for Algernon
  11. All five of them
  12. Ugh
  13. What I’m currently rereading
  14. The cop kicked it, right?
  1. Dragonlance Chronicles
  2. Jurassic Park
  3. The Joy Luck Club
  4. Danielle Steele
  5. John Ritter
  6. Nancy Drew
  7. The Time Machine
  8. Henry VIII
  9. Until I Find You
  10. Charlotte’s Web
    Argh, I really can’t think of any good examples of any of these. Henry VIII was historical, but he’s been in several novels/plays. Besides, I can’t think of anyone else.

Romeo & Juliet!!! D’oh!

  1. His Dark Materials
  2. pass
  3. Perdita
  4. Danielle Steele
  5. George Plimpton
  6. Miss Marple
  7. Many Waters
  8. Henry VIII
  9. Chocolat
  10. Because of Winn-Dixie