Okay, I’ve got the numbers more or less crunched, so here are some stats.
We have 171 players in the game, and increase over last year’s 153.
There are 870 celebrities, with 631 of them being unique.
The following is a list of celebrities with at least twenty selections:
Robin Gibb 71
Etta James 70
Lindsay Lohan 50
Joe Paterno 46
Zsa Zsa Gabor 39
Fidel Castro 38
Dick Cheney 31
Michael Douglas 30
Penny Marshall 29
Billy Graham-e 27
Hugo Chavez 25
Abdelbaset al-Megrahi 24
Margaret Thatcher 24
Raven Alexis 24
Aretha Franklin 23
Muhammad Ali 23
Charlie Sheen 22
Gary Carter 22
Ariel Sharon 21
The “e” on Billy Graham is a notation for “evangelist”, not the wrestler with the same name.
I have done my best to keep accurate count. If players have any questions on their count, or feel they were left out of a count, PM me and I’ll check it out.
Bob Anderson died today. He was the stunt coordinator(in charge of sword fighting) for Lord of the Rings. He also was in the Darth Vader suit for many of the saber fights.
He goes back a long way in Hollywood. He, I think, choreographed the Westley/Inigo sword fight for Princess Bride. He was working on the Hobbit.
There is one bright side to the type of lists I put in, I can look at the stats in 501 at the top of this page, and know instantly, as I don’t see a 'man, I don’t have the most popular picks. It also works great if I ever forget the actual names of my list, if someone doesn’t fit the name pattern, then I know I don’t have them.
Hey, I got to count this as the bright side, doubtless I will have one elsewhere.
Ok then! I’m new to this death pool thing. I made my list, submitted it on time; I’m ready for action!! Let’s GO people, move toward the light already!
Hey, has anyone jumped in to tell furt that he’s late? I mean, it’s obvious he didn’t know that, right? It’s not like he said as much in the first two words of his post. We better stop that guy before he ruins everything by posting an unofficial, unapproved list.
I think his rehab is working - at least he was at Time Square instead of broadcasting from home. And don’t forget - Patricia Neal had a long post-stroke career.