btw - they forgot to mention, unique picks get gold stars (no points, just gold starts ;))
- G. Gordon Liddy
- Buzz Aldrin
- Charles Manson
- George McGovern
- Stephen King
- Lee Iacocca
- Johnny Carson
- Carl Sagan
- Margaret Mead
- Henry Kissinger
Edit because I didn’t read the rules thoroughly at first.
- G. Gordon Liddy
- Neil Armstrong
- Jeffrey Dahmer
- Mike Dukakis
- Stephen King
- Lee Iaccoca
- Johny Carson
- Crick (DNA guy)
- Joyce Brothers
- Nelson Mandela
- H.R. Haldeman
- John Glenn
- Zodiac
- Walter Mondale
- Stephen King
- Steve Jobs
- Johnny Carson
- Linus Pauling
- Margaret Mead
- Henry Kissinger
This needed more pop culture to tie it to the period, like “disco dance” or “Elvis song.”
Just want to point out, just in case it’s necessary, that this answer needs to be counted in with the “Deep Throat” answers.
- Deep Throat (Mark Felt)
- Neil Armstrong
- Charles Manson
- Bob Dole
- Stephen King
- Bill Gates
- Johnny Carson
- Albert Einstein
- Margaret Mead
- The Dalai Lama
- Erlichmann?
- John Glenn
- Richard Speck?
- Jesse Jackson
- Steven King
- Donald Trump
- Tom Snyder
- Stephen Hawking
- Margaret Mead
- Martin Luther King
- John Dean
- Neil Armstrong
- Ted Bundy
- George McGovern
- Stephen King
- Lee Iaccoca
- Johnny Carson
- Albert Einstein
- Margaret Mead
- Nelson Mandela
" :dubious: "
- John Dean
- Neil Armstrong
- Jeffrey Dahmer
- Michael Dukakis
- Stephen King
- Lee Iaccoca
- Johnny Carson
- Albert Einstein
- Margaret Mead
- Desmond Tutu
- Spiro Agnew
- Neil Armstrong
- Charles Manson
- Walter Mondale
- Stephen King
- Bill Gates
- Johnny Carson
- Stephen Hawking
- John Nash
- Nelson Mandela
I’m very uncertain as to whether nos. 1 and 4 even fit the question (I’ll organise a British-based Feud one of these days!), and I struggled with number 9- here’s hoping a few more Beautiful Mind fans come along!
ETA: I see that no. 4 should be OK (I nearly put Al Gore but the Feud is for 1950-1999, right?), no. 1, not so much. Thank goodness I changed Jay Leno to Johnny Carson! And chaoticbear, pretty sure Keynes and Curie were way before 1950, good try though! Did Curie win the Peace prize as well as Physics?
- Dean
- Neil Armstrong
- Son of Sam
- McGovern
- Criton
- Lee Iococca
- Carson
- Sagan
- Dr. Spock
- Jimmy Carter
It was very tempting to put Mr. Spock for number 8
- John Dean
- Neil Armstrong
- Richard Speck
- Eugene McGovern
- Stephen King
- Bill Gates
- Johnny Carson
- Hawking
- Kinsey
- Lech Walesa
- John Dean
- Neil Armstrong
- Ted Bundy
- George McGovern
- Stephen King
- Lee Iacocca
- Johnny Carson
- Richard Feynman
- Milton Friedman
- Anwar Sadat
I learned a neat mnemonic for this one:
I Am Chairman Of Chrysler Corporation of America.
at Hallowe’en, he dressed as a vampire - he was
wait for it
Auto Exec Bat
- Woodward
- Neil Armstrong
- Ted bundy
- Walter Mondale
- Jacqueline Susan
- Bill Gates
- Johnny Carson
- Richard Feynman
- Milton Friedman
- Henry Kissinger :smack:
- Bill Gates
- Snoopy
- Milk
- Bill The Cat
- Tolkien
- Bill Gates
- Elvira
- Newton
- Gladys Kravitz
- Madame Curie
- Senator Sam Ervin
- John Glenn
- John Wayne Gacy
- Al Gore
- Tom Clancy
- Warren Buffett
- Craig Ferguson
- Steven (Stephen?) Hawking
- Margaret Mead
- Jimmy Carter
- Gordon Libby
- Neil Armstrong
- Charles Manson
- Walter Mondale
- Tom Clancy
- Bill Gates
- Johnny Carson
- Steven Hawking
- Margaret Mead
- Yasser Arafat