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CONTENTS: 432 Cards, 30 second timer and score pad OBJECT: To score the most points by collecting names in 3 separate rounds.

Quickplay:A game is played using a set of randomly chosen name cards. Each team gets 30 seconds to guess as many names as possible, with one player giving clues to his teammates. Players can always use sound effects and pantomime, but speech becomes more restricted as the game progresses: IN ROUND 1- Cluegivers can say anything. IN ROUND 2- Cluegivers can say only one word. IN ROUND 3- Cluegivers can’t say anything

Each round ends when all names in the Deck of Fame have been guessed. All names are put back into the Deck for the next round. High score after the third round wins. 1 SETUP The only restrictions are: • No part or variant of the name can be used in the clue. Ex: You can’t use Divide into teams with team members sitting across from each other. Time’s “Willy” or “Bill” to get the Guesser to say WILLIAM. Up! works best when played in teams of two players each. (Three teams of two, for • “Rhymes with” clues are acceptable, provided the Cluegiver doesn’t actually example, is better than two teams of three.) With more than ten players, larger say the rhyming word. Ex: “Sounds like the animal that oinks” would be OK, teams will be necessary. (See end of rules for odd number of players.) Choose a but not “Sounds like pig.” player to keep score. • No spelling of the name is allowed, nor is any clue designed to give away specific letters of the name (the only exception is for names using initials, Decide whether you’ll be using the YELLOW or the BLUE names. Make sure such as H.G. WELLS, although for such names the cluegiver is still forbidden everyone knows which color you’re using! Do not mix colors within the same game. to say the initials outright). Deal out 40 cards evenly among all players (for a longer game, deal out more The Guessers try to guess the name on the Cluegiver’s card. The Guessers cards). Then deal two more cards to each player. The rest of the deck won’t be used can make as many guesses as they wish; there is no penalty for a wrong answer. and should be put back in the box. Each player may look at their cards and discard Guessers must say the full name as printed on the card, although words in two of them. (Players should not reveal their cards to each other.) All remaining parentheses are optional. For example, “Nixon” would not be sufficient for RICHARD cards are then shuffled together and stacked face down in the center of the table. NIXON, but “Renoir” would be enough for (PIERRE AUGUSTE) RENOIR. If the Guessers This stack is the Deck of Fame. call out the correct name, the Cluegiver sets the card aside, draws a new card from the Deck, and begins giving clues for the name on that card. Choose a starting team to take the Deck. The next team clockwise from the starting team takes the timer and will use it to time the other team’s turn. The Cluegiver cannot pass and move on to a new name until the Guessers call out the correct name. If the Cluegiver doesn’t recognize the name he draws, he’ll have to be more resourceful with his clues (see Tips, next page). HOW TO PLAY If the Cluegiver gives an illegal clue, his turn ends immediately and the card he goofed on is returned to the Deck. Round 1 - Almost anything goes with cluegiving but passing is not allowed. On each team’s turn, one member of the team is the Cluegiver and the rest are When time expires, the Cluegiver shuffles the card he was currently working on the Guessers. (On successive turns, the Cluegiver will be a different member of the back into the Deck. He keeps each card that was guessed correctly in a pile near team.) The Cluegiver takes the Deck, draws the top card from it, and looks at the him. Pass the Deck to the next team clockwise, who in turn pass the timer to the YELLOW or BLUE name depending on which color everyone agreed upon at the start. next team clockwise from them. Once the Cluegiver has looked at the name, the next team says, “Go!” and starts the timer. The Cluegiver begins giving clues to his teammate(s). The Cluegiver can IMPORTANT: If time runs out before a name is guessed, players may NOT discuss say or do almost anything: he can sing, hum, point, charade, give full descriptions the name with each other. The cluegiver can’t reveal who he was trying to convey, of the person, etc. and players on other teams who think they figured it out can’t tell their guesses to each other. A card may come up multiple times before it is guessed correctly. 2 3 The round ends when all names have been guessed and the Deck is empty. At the end of the round, don’t bother reading all the names aloud again; everyone When the deck runs out and all names have been guessed, pause the timer should know them by now. Shuffle all the cards back into the Deck again as before. immediately. The current team will take the first turn in the next round, using only the remaining time on the timer. If they feel there is not enough time left to use, Round 3 - Only pantomime and sounds, 1 guess only, passing allowed. they can pass to the next team who will start the round with the timer reset back to Round 3 plays just like Round 2, with the following change: The Cluegiver may not 30 seconds. use any words at all. Only sounds and pantomime.

Each team now adds up all the cards they collected and score 1 point for each WINNING: The team with the highest score after all three rounds is the winner. card. The scorekeeper tallies the score. After scoring, each team reads aloud all the names from their pile of cards to refresh everyone’s memory about which names TIPS: If you don’t recognize a name you draw, break it into parts. Possible are in the game (if necessary, check the Glossary for a brief description of any approaches include: Does someone else have the same first or last name? Ex: unfamiliar names). When all names have been read, put all the cards back into the “He’s got the same first name as the first President of the United States.” Deck and shuffle well. The team after the last team to play starts the next round. Use ‘sounds like’ clues; just be sure not to actually say the word the name sounds like! Ex: For ROGER MOORE, “His last name is the opposite of ‘less’.”

Round 2 - No more than 1 word can be used in each clue, 1 guess only, Give clues for each syllable of a name. passing allowed. Round 2 plays just like Round 1, with the following changes: The Cluegiver may not use more than one word per card to describe each name. In rounds 2 and 3 if you draw a name that you don’t know how to convey, pass quickly rather than waste time trying to figure something out. Then think about The same word may be repeated as often as desired, but once a word is said only how to do it while you wait for your next turn. That way you’ll be prepared if non-verbal clues may be added. If the Cluegiver accidentally uses more than one you draw it again. word he must set the card aside face down, draw a new one from the Deck and Round 3 is the most fun, but it can also be the most difficult. Hard names can continue with the new name. be made much easier if gestures are incorporated into 1st and 2nd round clues. If you hold your hands like a telescope when giving a clue for CHRISTOPHER Each team may make only 1 guess per card. If the guess is incorrect, the COLUMBUS in the early rounds, for example, that gesture will become a shorthand for Columbus in the final round. Cluegiver must set that card aside face-down, draw a new one and continue with the new name. ADVANCED PLAY – POSER ROUND The Cluegiver may pass during this round. To do so, simply say “Pass”, set the We’ve added an optional 4th round for even more hilarious fun! Play card aside face-down, draw a new one from the Deck and continue with the new the same way as Round 3, except the Guesser starts with their eyes closed. The name. At no point are Guessers ever allowed to Pass. Cluegiver looks at a card and must then freeze in a pose. Once frozen they shout OPEN! and the Guesser opens their eyes and must give one Guess. The Cluegiver At the end of the turn, any cards set aside due to passes, clue goofs, or incorrect then shouts CLOSE! and the Guesser closes their eyes again while the Cluegiver guesses are shuffled back into the Deck. There is no penalty for such cards. looks at the next card and repeats the process. Once the Guesser’s eyes open, the If a Cluegiver finishes the deck during their turn, their turn is over. They are not Cluegiver must not move at all until he says Close! Also, the Cluegiver can not make allowed to revisit cards that they set aside due to incorrect guesses, passes, etc. any sounds at all in this round. 4 5 RULES FOR 3-5-7 PLAYERS RULES FOR teams with 3+ PLAYERS Each With an odd number of players, you can play Time’s UP! slightly differently. When playing in large groups, try breaking into 2 or 3 equal teams of 3 or Do not make teams, but instead play as individuals. On your turn with the deck, 4 players each. Sit so that each person is between players of the other team(s). you will be the Cluegiver to the person on your left. When your time is up, pass For example, Diagram C shows 3 teams made of 3 players each. Diagram D shows 2 the Deck to the person who is to the left of your Guesser. This way when the deck teams made of 4 players each. The deck will be passed around clockwise and when reaches the person to your right, you will be their Guesser. (See Diagram A) a player has the deck, he gives clues and all of his teammates can answer together. Each time you score cards, place them between you and your ‘teammate’. At the end, each player scores all the cards on their right and left. So for example the A A C D Green player scores the cards in pile D and pile C (See Diagram B). Whoever has the B B C B Give clues to highest total is the sole winner! Give clues to

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Albert, Fat - cartoon character voiced by Aphrodite - Greek goddess of love and traitor - lion character in Chronicles of Narnia Abdul, Paula - pop singer/choreographer Bill Cosby Appleseed, Johnny - American folk hero Aslan - Catholic Saint, Abdul-Jabbar, Kareem - basketball player Ali, Muhammad - boxer, former heavy Aquaman - comic book super hero Assisi, Saint Francis of loved animals Achilles - mythological Greek hero from weight champ Arc, Joan of - French heroine burned The Iliad Amidala, Queen Padme - character, Star at the stake Atlas - mythological Greek Titan; held sky on his shoulders Aesop - 6th century BCE author of fables Wars saga, Luke’s mother Armani, Giorgio - Italian fashion designer - celebrity Aiken, Clay - pop singer, former American Angel, Criss - magician, escape artist Armstrong, Louis - jazz musician (trumpet) Austin, Stone Cold Steve Idol runner-up Angelou, Maya - American poet Armstrong, Neil - astronaut; 1st man on professional wrestler the moon 6 7 Avalon, Frankie - mid 20th-century pop Beckham, David - British soccer player Bond, James - suave superspy Burr, Aaron - US vice pres.; killed singer with famed falsetto (LA Galaxy) Boop, Betty - 1930’s animated cartoon girl A. Hamilton in duel Aykroyd, Dan - actor/comedian Beethoven, Ludwig van - classical Booth, John Wilkes - assassinated Lincoln Butterworth, Mrs. - maple syrup (Saturday Night Live) composer Bo-Peep, Little - nursery rhyme shepherdess spokesbottle Azaria, Hank - actor (The Simpsons) Belcher, Tina - awkward teen daughter on Borden, Lizzie - allegedly killed parents Butthead - animated MTV slacker Baba, Ali - found treasure cave TV’s Bob’s Burgers with axe Caesar, Julius - Roman emperor (1001 Arabian Nights) Belichick, Bill - NFL head coach (New Borgia, Lucrezia - renaissance Italian Lady; Cagney, James - actor (Yankee Babar - French children’s books England) rumored poisoner Doodle Dandy) fictional elephant Bell, Alexander Graham - inventor of Bourdain, Anthony - American author & chef Calder, Alexander - mobile artist Bacchus - Roman god of wine/insanity telephone Bowie, Jim - died at the Alamo; famous for and inventor Bacon, Roger - English empirical philosopher Bell, Drake - actor/singer/musician (guitar) his knife Caligula - Tyrannical Roman Emperor Baelish, Petyr ‘Littlefinger’ - Devious Benz, Karl - automobile engineer Boy, Beast - green, shape changing member (37-41 AD) Master of Coin, Game of Thrones Berra, Yogi - baseball coach/ former catcher of Teen Titans Campbell, Naomi - model/actress Baggins, Bilbo - small ring finding Berry, Halle - actress (Monster’s Ball) Boyardee, Chef - spokesperson for Capone, Al - 1920’s Chicago gangster humanoid (The Hobbit) Bieber, Justin - Pop singer, songwriter, canned pasta Captain Ahab - peg-legged Pequod captain Balboa, Rocky - boxer (Rocky) ‘Baby’, ‘Sorry’ Brady, Matthew - Civil War photographer (Moby Dick) Baldwin, Alec - Actor/producer Bigfoot - mountain monster; Sasquatch Brady, Tom - NFL quarterback (New England) Captain Canuck - Canadian comic super hero Bale, Christian - British actor bin Laden, Osama - ex-leader of Al-Qaida Brady, Wayne - comedian/TV personality Captain Citrus - Official superhero of Florida (Batman Begins) terrorist organization Brady, Marcia - 70’s TV character Captain Crunch - cereal spokessailor Bandito, Frito - animated advertising shill Bird, Big - children’s TV character (The Brady Bunch) Captain Morgan - Caribbean buccaneer Banner, Dr. Bruce - turns into the incredible (Sesame Street) Braun, Eva - Hitler’s mistress and Capulet, Juliet - Shakespearean heroine Hulk superhero Birdseye, Clarence - frozen foods mogul short-lived wife (Romeo & Juliet) Banks, Tyra - model/actress Bismarck, Otto von - Germany’s “Iron Bravo, Johnny - cartoon character Carell, Steve - actor/comedian (The Office) Barbie - Mattel toy doll icon Chancellor” Brown, Dan - author (The Davinci Code) Carey, Mariah - pop singer Barkley, Charles - sports TV host/former Black, Jack - actor/comedian Brown, Charlie - Star kid of Peanuts comics Carnegie, Andrew - steel baron; NBA player (School of Rock) Bryant, Kobe - NBA player (LA Lakers) philanthropist Barnum, P. T. - Barnum & Bailey circus Blackbeard - legendary pirate, Bucket, Charlie - title character, Charlie and Carrot Top - comedian known for his mop Bass, Lance - pop singer (‘N Sync) Edward Teach the Chocolate Factory of curly red hair Batali, Mario - American chef/restaurateur Blaine, David - street magician Buddha - Ancient Indian philosopher; Carver, George Washington - peanut Bates, Kathy - actress, ‘Misery’, ‘Titanic’ Bligh, Captain - captain of HMS Bounty Siddhartha Gautama scientist Bates, Norman - Bates motel owner Blitzen - Santa’s 8th reindeer Bueller, Ferris - 80’s film truant Casanova - Venetian adventurer and libertine (Psycho) Blondie - comic strip, Dagwood Buffett, Jimmy - musician (Margaritaville) Cash, Johnny - country singer Batman - comic book superhero Bumstead’s wife Bull, Sitting - chief, Dakota Sioux (I Walk The Line) Bean, Mr. - British comedic character Bloom, Orlando - British actor Bumstead, Dagwood - comic strip husband Cat, Cheshire - Fictional feline smiler (Rowan Atkinson) (Lord of the Rings) of Blondie (Alice in Wonderland) Bear, Smokey the - animated fire-fighting Blunt, Emily - actress, ‘Girl on the Train’, Bunny, Bugs - cartoon rabbit Cat in The Hat - Dr. Seuss’ title feline spokesbear ‘The Devil wears Prada’ Bunyan, Paul - fictional folk hero lumberjack Catwoman - villain, Batman’s female foil Bear, Yogi - bear, “smarter than the Bogart, Humphrey - actor (Casablanca) Burns, Montgomery - Fictional Springfield Cerberus - three-headed Hades guard-dog average” Bon Jovi, Jon - 80’s and 90’s rock singer billionaire (The Simpsons) Chamberlain, Wilt - record holding former Beavis - animated MTV character Bonaparte, Napoleon - French leader NBA player 8 9 Chance the Rapper - rapper, singer, Colonel Mustard - board game suspect cummings, e. e. - poet with Doctor Octopus - Spiderman’s 8-armed producer, ‘No Problem’ (Clue) unorthodox style nemesis Chanel, Coco - perfume magnate Colt, Samuel - Gun inventor and industrialist Curie, Marie - scientist (discovered radio Doe, Jane - unidentified female Chaplin, Charlie - silent film actor Comanche - Horse; sole survivor, activity) Dogg, Snoop - rapper, tv celebrity Charlemagne - Holy Roman Emperor “Custer’s Last Stand” Curious George - Children’s book monkey Dolittle, Dr. - fictional Dr. talks to of the West Combs, Sean ‘Puffy’ - rapper Custer, General George Armstrong - died the animals Charles, Ray - blind R&B singer/pianist Confucius - Chinese philosopher in famous last stand Doo, Scooby - cartoon mystery solving dog Cheadle, Don - actor (Crash) Cook, Captain James - British navigator Cyrus, Miley - teen singer/actress Dora the Explorer - animated character Checker, Chubby - singer (The Twist) and explorer (Hanna Montana) on Nickelodeon Cheese, Chuck E. - mascot for kids’ Coolio - rapper Da Vinci, Leonardo - renaissance man; artist Doyle, Sir Arthur Conan - author; creator pizza chain Cooper, James Fenimore - author Dali, Salvador - surrealist artist of Sherlock Holmes Chef, The Swedish - Muppet Show regular (Last of the Mohicans) Dantès, Edmond - The Count of Monte Dr. Moreau - fictional Dr. created chimeras Chestnut, Joey - American competitive eater Cooper, Anderson - journalist/author/ Cristo (Dumas) on island (H.G. Wells) Chewbacca - Star Wars Wookie TV personality D’Artagnan - swashbuckler Dr. Phil - pop psychologist, author Chocula, Count - Cereal spokes vampire Cooper, D.B. - Hijacker jumped from plane, (The Three Musketeers) Dr. Zaius - Chief antagonist in Planet Christo - environmental artist, usually never found Darth Maul - Star Wars Sith Lord of the Apes on grand scale Copernicus, (Nicolaus) - astronomer Davis Jr., Sammy - singer/Rat Packer Dracula - vampiric Count (Bram Stoker) Churchill, Winston - British prime Corleone, Sonny - film mob family member (Candy Man) Draper, Don - Main character of Mad Men minister (WWII) (The Godfather) Day-Lewis, Daniel - British actor series, ad executive. Cinderella - fairy tale girl with Cornwallis, General Charles - Surrendered (Gangs of New York) Drew, Nancy - amateur teen sleuth pumpkin coach British army at Yorktown de Milo, Venus - armless ancient Driver, Minnie - British actress Clarkson, Kelly - Singer, first American Costner, Kevin - actor/director Greek sculpture (Good Will Hunting) Idol winner (Dances With Wolves) De Niro, Robert - actor (Raging Bull) Duck, Donald - Disney icon Claus, Santa - Kris Kringle, Father Christmas, The Count of Monte Cristo - Swashbuckling de Vil, Cruella - evil fur-wearer Dumas, Alexander - author Pere Noel hero of Dumas novel (101 Dalmatians) (The Three Musketeer) Clean, Mr. - bald cleaning product Cousin Itt - hairy TV character Degeneres, Ellen - talk show host, Dumbledore, Albus - head of Hogwarts spokescharacter (The Addams Family) comedian wizard school (Harry Potter) Cleaver, Beaver - 50’s TV character (Leave it Coyote, Wile E. - Road Runner’s cartoon Deen, Paula - Southern and home-cooking Dundee, Crocodile - Australian eccentric to Beaver) nemesis TV chef outback crocodile poacher Cleopatra - Egyptian queen Crocker, Betty - Spokesperson for Depp, Johnny - actor (Pirates of the Dylan, Bob - folk singer Clifford, The Big Red Dog - Children’s baked goods company Caribbean) (Blowin’ in the Wind) book character Crockett, Davy - 19th century frontiersman, DiCaprio, Leonardo - actor (Titanic) Dynamite, Napoleon - movie title character Cobain, Kurt - Nirvana front man; deceased died at Alamo Dick, Moby - great white whale played by Jon Heder Cobblepot, Oswald ‘The Penguin’ - Crow, Sheryl - pop singer Dickens, Charles - author (A Christmas Carol) E.T. - The Extra-Terrestrial Batman Villain Crusoe, Robinson - castaway Diesel, Vin - actor (The Fast and the Furious) Earhart, Amelia - pilot; mysteriously Cody, Buffalo Bill - showman of (Robinson Crusoe) Dillinger, John - 30’s gangster, public vanished Wild West Show Cuban, Mark - billionaire, TV’s Shark Tank, enemy #1 Earp, Wyatt - marshal (Dodge City Colbert, Stephen - comedian/writer/actor owns Dallas Mavericks DiMaggio, Joe - former baseball player & Tombstone) Cole, Old King - merry old soul from nursery Culkin, Macaulay - child actor (Home Alone) (Joltin’ Joe) Eastwood, Clint - actor/director (Unforgiven) rhyme 10 11 Edward the Confessor - English King Flynn, Errol - Swashbuckler actor Ghost Rider - comic book motorcycling hero HAL 9000 - intelligent film computer 1042-1066; Catholic Saint (Robin Hood) Giant, The Jolly Green - frozen vegetables (2001: A Space Odyssey) Eeyore - donkey (Winnie the Pooh) Ford, Henry - inventor (assembly line); spokescharacter Hamill, Dorothy - Olympic gold medal Einstein, Albert - mathematical physicist car mogul Gill, Vince - country singer winning figure skater El Greco - Cretan born painter; Foreman, George - heavyweight champion Gillespie, Dizzy - jazz trumpeter Hamlet - Shakespearean title prince moved to Spain boxer and Grill Master Gillette, King Camp - safety razor inventor Hamm, Mia - soccer player Elliott, Mama Cass - folk singer of Frankenstein, Dr. - Mary Shelley character; Godiva, Lady - legendary naked rider Hammer, MC - rapper The Mamas and the Papas created a monster of Coventry Hanks, Tom - actor, ‘Forrest Gump’, ‘Big’, Eminem - rapper Franklin, Aretha - R&B Singer, songwriter, Goldberg, Whoopi - actress/comedian ‘Saving Private Ryan’ Enya - Irish new age/celtic singer musician, ‘RESPECT’ (Sister Act, Ghost) Hannibal - Carthaginian General; fought Erving, Julius - basketball player (Dr. J) Franklin, Benjamin - statesman; Goldfinger, (Auric) - James Bond the Romans Escher, M.C. - Dutch graphic artist (‘discovered’ electricity) super villain Hari, Mata - WWI spy Fabio - Italian male fashion and romance Freeman, Morgan - actor, ‘Shawshank Goldilocks - fairy tale girl Harris, Neil Patrick - actor, How I Met Your novel model Redemption’, ‘Driving Miss Daisy’ Golightly, Holly - Audrey Hepburn character Mother, Doogie Howser Fats, Minnesota - famous billiards player Freud, Sigmund - psychologist; founder of (Breakfast at Tiffany’s) Harry Callahan, Dirty - Clint Eastwood Favre, Brett - former quarterback psychoanalysis Gollum - ring lusting creature detective “Do you feel lucky?” (Green Bay Packers) Frog, Kermit the - muppet (Sesame Street) (The Lord of the Rings) Hatter, The Mad - crazy tea party host Federer, Roger - Swiss tennis pro Frog, Michigan J. - Looney Tunes animated Goodyear, Charles - inventor (vulcanized (Alice in Wonderland) Ferdinand the Bull - children’s book flower- vaudeville frog rubber) Hawking, Stephen - theoretical physicist smelling bull Fu Manchu, Dr. - archetypical evil genius Goose, Mother - nursery rhyme figure Head, Mr. Potato - configurable toy spud Fergie - pop singer (The Black Eyed Peas) created by Sax Rohmer Gordon, Commissioner Jim - Head Hefner, Hugh - Playboy mogul Ferrari, Enzo - sports car magnate Fudd, Elmer - cartoon nemesis of Bugs of Gotham Police, ‘Batman’ Heisman, John - collegiate football trophy Ferrell, Will - actor/comedian Bunny Grainger, Hermione - Harry Potter’s friend namesake (Saturday Night Live) Gadget, Inspector - cartoon detective Green Lantern - comic book hero with Hemingway, Ernest - author (The Old Man Ferris, George - large wheel inventor Gaga, Lady - Flamboyant singer, super power ring and The Sea) Fett, Boba - Star Wars bounty-hunter ‘Bad Romance’,’Poker Face’ Gretzky, Wayne - hockey player Hendrix, Jimi - rock guitarist/singer Fey, Tina - comedian, ‘30 Rock’, SNL, Galileo - 16th century astronomer; physicist (The Great One) (Purple Haze) Amex commercials Galore, Pussy - James Bond femme fatale Griffin, Stewie - precocious cartoon baby Henry the Eighth, King - King of England; Fierstein, Harvey - actor/writer (Hairspray) Gandalf - Tolkien’s wizard (The Hobbit) (Family Guy) had 6 wives Finn, Huckleberry - Mark Twain’s young hero Gandhi, Mahatma - Indian independence Grinch, The - Dr. Seuss Christmas thief Hermes - Greek messenger of the gods Fisher, Bobby - chess champion movement leader Grisham, John - author (The Firm, Heston, Charlton - actor (The Ten Fisher, Carrie - actress (Star Wars) Geddes, Anne - Australian photographer/ The Pelican Brief) Commandments, Planet of the Apes) Flanders, Ned - Homer Simpson’s designer Groban, Josh - singer/songwriter Hiawatha - legendary Native American neighborino Gellar, Sarah Michelle - actress (Buffy the Grouch, Oscar the - trash can dwelling leader Flav, Flavor - rapper, reality TV star; Vampire Slayer) character (Sesame Street) Hickok, Wild Bill - gunslinger; US Marshal (William Drayton Jr.) George of the Jungle - hero of cartoon/ Gumby - green claymation character Hill, Faith - country singer, actress Flay, Bobby - TV chef movie, parody of Tarzan Hades - Greek god of the underworld Hilton, Paris - hotel heiress and socialite Floyd, Pretty Boy - 1930’s bank robber, George, Boy - 80’s pop singer of band Hagrid - Harry Potter’s large friend; Hitchcock, Alfred - director (Psycho, Vertigo, public enemy no.1 after Dillinger died Culture Club Hogwarts groundskeeper North by Northwest) Geronimo - Apache chief Holiday, Billie - blues/jazz singer 12 13 Holliday, Doc - gunslinger & erstwhile Jesus of Nazareth - Biblical figure, Kidman, Nicole - actress (Eyes Wide Shut) Lecter, Hannibal - cannibalistic character outlaw; Earp companion the Son of God Kimmel, Jimmy - comedian/TV host (Silence of the Lambs) Holmes, Sherlock - English detective Jetson, George - spacey cartoon character King, Jr., Martin Luther - nonviolent 1960’s Lee, Bruce - actor/martial artist Hood, Robin - 13th century outlaw and Jewel - pop singer civil rights leader (Enter the Dragon) skilled archer Job - biblical figure, afflicted with King, B.B. - blues guitarist Lee, Robert E. - Confederate army Hook, Captain - pirate nemesis of Peter Pan many tribulations King, Stephen - horror novelist, The Shining, commander Hopper, Edward - artist/painter (Nighhawks) Joe, Bazooka - chewing gum comic character The Stand, Carrie Lee, Spike - director, (Do the Right Thing) Horse, Crazy - Lakoda Sioux leader Joe, G.I. - comic book soldier King Herod - biblical villain Leghorn, Foghorn - bombastic cartoon Houdini, Harry - escape artist; magician Johansson, Scarlett - actress ‘The Avengers’ King Kamehameha - head of kingdom of rooster with southern accent Hulk, The Incredible - comic book green Johnson, Dwayne ‘The Rock’ - actor, Hawai’i (1782-1819) Leia, Princess - film heroine (Star Wars) goliath professional wrestler, ‘Baywatch’ King Lear - Shakespearean title father Leibovitz, Annie - portrait photographer Humperdinck, Engelbert - pop singer Johnson, Magic - former NBA star King Solomon - biblical wise king, Lemon, Liz - TV’s 30 Rock character played Humpty-Dumpty - fairy tale wall sitter (LA Lakers) son of David by Tina Fey Icarus - mythological character who flew Jolie, Angelina - actress/model (Beowulf) Kipling, Rudyard - author (The Jungle Book) Lemon, Meadowlark - basketball player too close to the sun Jonah - biblical figure; spent time inside Kirk, James T. - Captain, Starship Enterprise (Harlem Globetrotters) Ice Cube - rapper/actor (Boyz in the Hood) a fish (Star Trek) Lenin, Vladimir - Russian Bolshevik leader Ice-T - rapper/actor (Law and Order SVU) Jones, Indiana - archeologist (Raiders of the Kitty, Hello - Sanrio Co. cat character Lennon, John - singer/songwriter Idol, Billy - British hard rock singer Lost Ark) Klum, Heidi - German fashion model (The Beatles) Invisible Woman - comic book heroine Jones, James Earl - actor, voice of Darth Knievel, Evil - motorcycle daredevil Lestrange, Bellatrix - Death Eater villainess (Fantastic Four) Vader (Star Wars) Knowles, Beyonce - pop singer in Harry Potter series Iron Man - comic book hero Jones, Davy - name for evil spirit of the sea Kong, King - large movie ape Letterman, David - talk show host (formerly Iscariot, Judas - disciple alleged to have Jong-un, Kim - leader of North Korea Kong, Donkey - video game ape icon The Late Show) betrayed Jesus Joplin, Janis - singer (Mercedes Benz, Kool-Aid Man - fruity drink spokespitcher Li, Jet - martial arts actor (Lethal Weapon 4, Jack in the Box - child’s toy Me and Bobby McGee) Kournikova, Anna - tennis player/model Fearless) Jackman, Hugh - Australian actor (X-Men) Kafka, Franz - author (Metamorphosis) Kramer, Cosmo - bumbling neighbor Liberace - flamboyant pop singer pianist Jackson, General Stonewall - Confederate Kane, Citizen - powerful newspaper (Seinfeld) Lightyear, Buzz - animated space hero General magnate in eponymous movie LaBeouf, Shia - actor (Holes) (Toy Story) Jackson, Michael - singer (Thriller) Kangaroo, Captain - children’s TV host Lama, Dalai - Tibetan Buddhists Lincoln, Abraham - 16th U.S. President, Jackson, Shoeless Joe - baseball player Keller, Helen - deaf/blind role model spiritual leader emancipated slaves banned for life; “Black Sox” scandal Kenobi, Obi-Wan - old Jedi knight Lancelot, Sir - Knight of the Round Table, Lohan, Lindsay - actress (Mean Girls) Jackson, Janet - pop singer (Star Wars) Arthurian legends Loki - Norse trickster god, in movies, Jackson, Samuel L. - actor (Pulp Fiction) Kent, Clark - Superman’s secret identity Latifah, Queen - pop singer/actress enemy of Thor Jagger, Mick - lead singer (Rolling Stones) Kevorkian, Jack - crusader for euthanasia; (Chicago) Lolita - Nabokov title ingénue James, Jesse - outlaw bank and train robber “Dr. Death” Lavigne, Avril - pop/punk singer Longbottom, Neville - shy pal of Harry of mid-late 1800’s Keys, Alicia - pop singer Lawrence of Arabia - WWI British desert Potter, hero of Hogwarts James, LeBron - NBA player (Cleveland) Khan, Genghis - Mongol leader hero Longfellow, Henry Wadsworth - author Jaws - great white movie shark Khrushchev, Nikita - Soviet premier Lazarus - resurrected by Jesus (Song of Hiawatha) Jemima, Aunt - pancake mix “We will bury you” Le Pew, Pepe - Animated aromatic amorous Longstocking, Pippi - Swedish children’s spokescharacter Kidd, Captain (William) - Scottish pirate/ skunk books hero privateer Louis, Joe - heavyweight champion boxer 14 15 Lovecraft, H.P. - gothic horror author Marx, Groucho - comedian/actor Monroe, Marilyn - actress/sex symbol (Nahasapeemapetilon), Apu - Kwick-E-Mart (The Dunwich Horror) (Duck Soup) (Seven Year Itch) manager (The Simpson) Lovegood, Luna - Loopy Hogwarts student, Marx, Karl - author (Communist Manifesto) Monster, Cookie - muppet dessert muncher Nation, Carry - hatchet-wielding temperance friend of Harry Mary, Typhoid - spread typhoid fever Montague, Romeo - doomed lover activist Lucas, George - director, (Star Wars, (early 1900s) (Romeo & Juliet) Noah, Trevor - comedian, the Daily Show Indiana Jones) Mayer, Oscar - hot dog magnate Montana, Hannah - persona of teen singer Neeson, Liam - Irish actor (Schindler’s List) Lucky Luciano - New York mob boss. Mays, Willie - baseball player (NY/SF Miley Cyrus Nelson, Baby Face - 1930’s bank robber; Father of modern organized crime Giants)”Say Hey Kid” Moon, Sailor - Japanese manga heroine Lester Gillis Lugosi, Bela - actor (Dracula) McClain, John - unlucky off-duty cop Morgan, Dexter - Key character of Dexter Nemo, Captain - submarine captain (20,000 Ma, Yo-Yo - celebrated violinist (Die Hard) show, forensics expert/serial killer Leagues Under the Sea) Macbeth - Shakespearean Scottish murderer McConaughey, Matthew - actor, Morrison, Jim - psychedelic singer Nemo - animated fish hero (Finding Nemo) Machine Gun Kelly - 1920’s gangster; ‘Interstellar’, ‘Dallas Buyers Club’ (The Doors) Neptune - Roman sea god George Kelly McDonald, Ronald - fast food spokesclown Morse, Samuel - telegraph inventor Nero - Roman emperor; fiddled while Mad-Eye Moody - Professor of the dark arts, McDuck, Scroog - Disney’s fowl rich miser Morton, Jelly Roll - jazz pianist/band Rome burned Harry Potter books/movies McQueen, Butterfly - actress (“Prissy” in leader/composer Neuman, Alfred E. - Mad Magazine mascot Mad Max - post-apocalyptic hero Gone With the Wind) Moses - biblical patriarch, parted the sea Neutron, Jimmy - boy genius, inventor of (The Road Warrior) McQueen, Lightning - anthropomorphic film Moses, Grandma - American painter wacky devices Madden, John - football commentator/ racecar (Cars) Moss, Kate - ultra-thin fashion model Newton, Isaac - scientist; invented calculus former NFL head coach Meat Loaf - melodramatic rock singer Mother Nature - don’t fool with her Noah - biblical mariner; built ark Madonna - pop singer Medusa - mythical gorgon killed by Perseus Mother Teresa - Saintly Catholic nun Norris, Chuck - actor/martial artist (Missing Magellan, (Ferdinand) - First explorer to Mephistopheles - master of the underworld of Calcutta in Action) circumnavigate the earth Mercury, Freddie - front man for Queen Mouse, Mickey - Disney icon Nosferatu - first film vampire (Nosferatu) Magic Dragon, Puff the - folk song hero Merlin - King Arthur’s wizard Mouse, Mighty - cartoon mouse savior Obama, Michelle - former first lady, big on Magneto - First villain to face off against Methuselah - biblical really old man Mozart, Wolfgang Amadeus - classical fitness and health the X-men Michelangelo - renaissance painter composer O’Brien, Conan - late night talk show host Malfoy, Draco - Harry Potter nemesis (Sistine Chapel) Mr. Bubble - bath soap spokesbubble Oddjob - razor brimmed Bond villain Man, The Gingerbread - fairy tale Mickelson, Phil - pro golfer; “Lefty” Mr. Fantastic - comic book hero O’Hara, Scarlet - southern belle confection Midas - legendary king with ‘golden touch’ (Fantastic Four) (Gone With the Wind) Man ‘O War - possibly fastest racehorse ever Ming, Yao - Chinese-born NBA center Mr. Hand - Mr. Garrison’s puppet friend Octopussy - James Bond femme fatale Mandel, Howie - comedian/TV host (Houston) (South Park) Ohno, Apolo Anton - short track Olympic (America’s Got Talent) Mini-Me - comedic little villain Mr. Incredible - animated super hero medallist speed skater Manning, Eli - NFL quarterback (Austin Powers) (The Incredibles) Old Yeller - title pooch who comes to (New York Giants) Miranda, Carmen - Brazilian singer with Mr. Peanut - Planter’s spokesnut sad end Manson, Charles - infamous cult leader fruit-basket hat Muffet, Little Miss - nursery rhyme girl; Oldman, Gary - actor (Bram Stoker’s Dracula) (“The Family”) Miss Scarlet - board game suspect (Clue) sat on tuffet O’Neal, Shaquille - NBA center (Phoenix) Manson, Marilyn - metal singer Moneypenny, Miss - M’s secretary Munch, Edvard - expressionist painter Olaf the Snowman - Snowman in Frozen Mantle, Mickey - baseball player; (James Bond) (The Scream) Osbourne, Ozzy - hard rock singer (Black (NY Yankees) “The Mick” Monk, Thelonious - jazz pianist and Mystique - X-men villainess, blue Sabbath), TV celebrity Marceau, Marcel - mime master composer shapeshifter Oswald, Lee Harvey - Assassinated Marley, Bob - reggae musician; rastafarian John F Kennedy 16 17 Pacino, Al - actor (Scent of a Woman) Pikachu - anime creature; a species of Prometheus - brought fire to humanity Richelieu, Cardinal - Chief Minister of Pac-Man, Ms. - 80’s video game sprite Pokémon (Greek myth) France 1624-1642 Page, Jimmy - Guitarist and founder of Pike, Zebulon - explorer/soldier; Pike’s Peak Pulitzer, Joseph - originated yellow Riding Hood, Little Red - fairy tale girl who Led Zeppelin namesake journalism; prize namesake visits Grandma/Wolf Pagliacci - operatic clown in play within a Pilate, Pontius - biblical Roman governor; Punxsutawney Phil - weather predicting Rihanna - Barbados-born pop singer play (Pagliacci) “washed his hands” groundhog Ripley, Lieutenant Ellen - Heroine of Aliens Paige, Satchel - hall-of-fame baseball Pink - female pop rock singer Puss in Boots - very clever nursery movies, played by Sigourney Weaver pitcher Piper, The Pied - lead rats & children out rhyme kitty Robin, Christopher - Winnie the Pooh’s Palpatine, Emperor - evil incarnate Sith Lord of Hamlin Putin, Vladimir - Russian president human friend in Star Wars films Piper, Peter - “picked a peck of pickled Q - gadget-inventor for MI-6 (James Bond) Robinson, Jackie - 1st black MLB player Pan, Peter - leader of the lost boys peppers” Quasimodo - The Hunchback of Notre Dame (Brooklyn) Pandora - Greek myth, lets troubles escape Plato - Greek philosopher (Republic) Queen Elizabeth II - Queen of England Robinson, Sugar Ray - great welter/middle her “box” Pluto - Roman god of underworld Queen of Scots, Mary - rival to Elizabeth I weight boxer Panther, Pink - jazzy but silent animated Pocahontas - Native American princess for English throne; executed Rock, Kid - hip-hop musician; Robert Ritchie character; jewel thief Poe, Edgar Allan - author (The Tell-Tale Quetzalcoatl - Aztec sky and creator god Rockefeller, John D. - oil magnate Parker, Charlie ‘Bird’ - jazz saxophonist/ Heart, The Raven) Quixote, Don - windmill fighter; “The Man philanthropist composer Pollock, Jackson - abstract action painter of La Mancha” Rockwell, Sam - actor (Galaxy Quest, Parks, Rosa - civil rights activist, 1955 “Jack the Dripper” Racer X - Secret identity of Speed Racer’s The Green Mile) Alabama Popeil, Ron - TV pitchman, founder of older brother Rommel, Field Marshal Erwin - WWII Parton, Dolly - country singer/actress “Ronco” Rain-In-The-Face - Lakota Sioux chief; German General; “The Desert Fox” (9 to 5) Popeye - cartoon sailor helped defeat Custer Romulus - legendary co-founder of Rome Patrick, Danica - female Indy car driver Poppin’ Fresh - aka “The Pillsbury Ramsay, Gordon - TV Chef (Hell’s Kitchen) Ronaldo, Christiano - Brazilian-born soccer Patton, General George - WWII general; Doughboy” Rand, Ayn - author (Atlas Shrugged): player (Manchester United) “Old Blood and Guts” Poppins, Mary - magical English nanny developed “objectivism” Rose, Axl - Front man for Guns N’ Roses Pavarotti, Luciano - opera tenor Posh Spice - singer (The Spice Girls); Ranger, The Lone - cowboy hero “Hi ho Rotten, Johnny - English punk singer Pele - Brazilian soccer player Victoria Beckham Silver away!” (The Sex Pistols) Pendragon, Arthur - King Arthur Pot, Pol - genocidal Cambodian ruler Raphael - renaissance painter and architect Rowling, J. K. - author (Harry Potter series) Perry the Platypus - Secret agent family Potter, Harry - best-selling title boy wizard Rasputin, (Grigori) - Russian monk and Rubik, Erno - mathematician; invented pet on Phineas & Ferb cartoon Presley, Elvis - rock singer; “The King” “mystic” Rubik’s Cube Petty, Tom - classic rock singer (Jailhouse Rock) Ray, Rachael - TV chef (30 Minute Meals) Rumpelstiltskin - fairy tale gold-spinning (The Heartbreakers) Prime, Optimus - Autobot leader Redenbacher, Orville - popcorn magnate dwarf Phelps, Michael - Olympian swimmer, most (Transformers) Reeves, Keanu - actor (The Matrix, Speed) Ruth, Babe - baseball player (Sultan of gold medals ever Prince Charming - every little girls’ dream Renoir, (Pierre Auguste) - Dutch Painter Swat, the Bambino) Phoenix, Joaquin - actor ‘Walk the Line’ Princess Fiona - ogre princess (Shrek) Rhames, Ving - actor (Pulp Fiction) Ryder, Winona - actress (Edward Scissor Pickens, T. Boone - Billionaire oilman; Private Ryan - WWII soldier whose brothers Rhymes, Busta - hip-hop musician; Trevor Hands, Stranger Things) mergers and acquisitions guru were killed Smith Jr. Sacagawea - Native American guide Pickett, General George - Confederate, led Professor Moriarty - Sherlock Holmes’ Richard The Lionheart - King of England, (Lewis & Clark) ill-fated Gettysburg charge arch-enemy 1189; led 3rd Crusade Sade, Marquis de - author/libertine Pierce, Hawkeye - Dr. at M*A*S*H 4077. Professor Plum - board game suspect (Clue) Richards, Keith - Rock guitarist (The Crimes of Love) (Alan Alda) (The Rolling Stones) Saint Patrick - Patron Saint of Ireland 18 19 Saladin - Moslem leader/general 1174-1193 Seuss, Dr. - author (The Cat in the Hat) Snicket, Lemony - Character narrator Street, Picabo - Female Olympic gold Salk, Jonas - discovered vaccine for Polio Theodor Geisel (A Series of Unfortunate Events) medallist skier Sam, Toucan - Froot Loops cereal mascot Shadow, The - radio show vigilante Snoopy - Charlie Brown’s beagle (Peanuts) Styles, Harry - Pop musician, member of Sam, Uncle - character representing US Govt. Shakespeare, William - playwright Snow, Jon - Game of Thrones character, One Direction Sanders, Colonel - Kentucky Fried Chicken (Hamlet); “The Bard of Avon” son of Ned Stark... Super Mario - Nintendo video game founder Shakira - Colombian pop singer Snowman, Frosty the - jolly man of snow character Sargent, John Singer - US portrait and Shakur, Tupac - rapper Snuffleupagus - elephant-like muppet Sutherland, Kiefer - actor (Young Guns, 24) landscape painter Shankar, Ravi - sitar playing Indian musician (Sesame Street) Swan, Bella - Twilight series heroine Saruman the White - Wizard, Lord of Sharapova, Maria - tennis player Socrates - Greek philosopher Swift, Taylor - country singer Isengard; (Lord of the Rings) Shredder - Archenemy of Splinter and Teen Solo, Han - rogue pilot and hero (Star Wars) Tchaikovsky, (Peter Ilyich) - composer Satan - the devil himself age Mutant Ninja Turtles Sonic the Hedgehog - 90’s video game (The Nutcracker) Saturn - Roman god of war Shrek - Title film Ogre hedgehog Temple, Shirley - 1930’s child dancer/ Scarface - film character - Cuban 1980’s drug Shyamalan, M. Night - writer/director Sousa, John Philip - composer singer/actress (Bright Eyes) lord in Miami (The Sixth Sense) (Stars & Stripes Forever) Tesla, Nikola - inventor/physicist/ Schiffer, Claudia - fashion model Silver, Long John - peg leg pirate Söze, Keyser - fictional criminal mastermind electrical engineer Schmidt, John Jacob Jingleheimer - song (Treasure Island) (The Usual Suspects) Thatcher, Margaret - former British prime character, his name is my name too Silver - The Lone Ranger’s horse Spacey, Kevin - actor (American Beauty, The minister “The Iron Lady” Schrödinger’s Cat - quantum physics thought Silverman, Sarah - Comedian, actress, Sarah Usual Suspects) The Abominable Snowman - monster of experiment Silverman show Sparrow, Captain Jack - fictional pirate the Himalayas; Yeti Schwarzenegger, Arnold - actor/California Simmons, Gene - hard rock singer (KISS) (Pirates of the Caribbean) The Barber of Seville - peratic character; Governor (The Terminator) Simpson, Homer - patriarch of animated Spartacus - led slave rebellion against Rome Figaro Scissorhands, Edward - eponymous film Simpson’s family Spears, Britney - pop singer The Bard of Avon - William Shakespeare character (Johnny Depp) Simpson, O.J. - former NFL running back Speed Racer - animated racecar hero The Big Bopper - 1950’s singer; died in Scorsese, Martin - director (Taxi Driver, (Buffalo) Spicer, Sean - White House Press Secretary plane crash Goodfellas) Sirhan, Sirhan - assassinated Robert Spider-Man - comic book web-slinging The Black Knight - fictional evil archetype Scott, Dred - slave who lost case before Kennedy super hero The Bogeyman - embodiment of all Supreme Court Skywalker, Luke - Jedi Knight; SquarePants, SpongeBob - ocean bottom- childish fears Scott, Ridley - British director/producer Star Wars hero dwelling cartoon character The Boy Wonder - Batman’s sidekick; Robin (Blade Runner) Skywalker, Anakin - Luke’s father; Darth St. Valentine - catholic martyr and saint The Clown, Krusty - Springfield TV Screech - teen TV character (Saved by Vader (Star Wars) Stark, Arya - Game of Thrones, tomboy, personality (The Simpsons) the Bell) Slim, Fatboy - English beat musician; youngest daughter of Starks The Conqueror, William - victor at Hastings; Scrooge, Ebenezer - miser and grouch Quentin Cook Starr, Ringo - rock drummer (The Beatles) 1st Norman King of England (A Christmas Carol) Smith, Will - actor/singer, The Fresh Prince Stevens, Cat - folk singer The Duke of Earl - Title character of Gene Seabiscuit - champion thoroughbred of Bel-Air Stewart, Martha - homemaker guru Chandler song race horse Smithers, (Waylon) - Mr. Burns’ assistant Stine, R.L. - author (Goosebumps series) The Earl of Sandwich - English Peerage Seacrest, Ryan - TV host (American Idol) (The Simpsons) Stitch - Disney animated alien character title, namesake of the sandwich Seal - R&B/pop singer Smurf, Papa - cartoon little blue elder Stoker, Bram - author (Dracula) The Easter Bunny - egg-bearing harbinger Secretariat - Triple Crown-winning race horse (The Smurfs) Stowe, Harriet Beecher - author (Uncle of Spring Segel, Jason - Actor, How I Met Your Mother, Snape, Severus - Potions professor at Tom’s Cabin) The Elephant Man - Joseph Merrick; 19th The Muppett Movie Hogwarts (Harry Potter) century sideshow celebrity 20 21 The Flash - very fast comic book hero The Marquis of Queensberry - endorsed the Tank Engine, Thomas - WV Awdry Troy, Helen of - focus of the Trojan war The Flying Spaghetti Monster - Deity of popular set of boxing rules anthropomorphic train engine Trump, Donald - real estate mogul, the Pastafarianism social movement The Minotaur - Half bull, half man The Teflon Don - John Gotti, mafia US President. the Flying Squirrel, Rocky - Bullwinkle’s guardian of the Labyrinth of King Minos Gambino family head Tubman, Harriet - helped slaves via sidekick The Most Interesting Man in the World - The Thing - rock-like comic book hero underground railroad The Good Witch of The North, Glinda - Spokecharacter for Dos Equis beer (Fantastic Four) Tuck, Friar - one of Robin Hood’s Helpful witch (The Wizard of Oz) The Muffin Man - Do you know the Muffin The Tick - absurdist comic book spoof hero merry men The Gorton Fisherman - raingear clad fish Man? The Muffin Man?… The Tidy Bowl Man - toilet cleaner ad Tussaud, Madam - wax sculptor and stick spokesman The Pillsbury Doughboy - Pop n’ Fresh character museum entrepreneur the Great, Alexander - Ancient The Quaker Oats Man - Oldest The Tin Man - needs a heart Tutankhamun, King - ancient Egyptian Macedonian general spokecharacter, for oatmeal brand (The Wizard of Oz) Pharaoh; “King Tut” The Heat Miser - claymation Christmas The Queen of Hearts - character in The Tooth Fairy - nymph who leaves Twain, Mark - author (Tom Sawyer) villain (The Year Without a Santa Claus) Alice in Wonderland money for teeth Tyson, Mike - troubled heavyweight boxer The Human Torch - comic book hero The Queen of Sheba - biblical monarch The Unknown Soldier - symbol of all Tyson, Neil deGrasse - charismatic celebrity (Fantastic Four) who visited Solomon unidentified war dead astrophysicist the Hun, Attila - Khan of the Huns; sacked The Red Baron - Manfred von Richtofen The Unsinkable Molly Brown - famous Unabomber, The - mathematician and Rome WWI ace survivor of the Titanic disaster anarchist Ted Kaczynski the Hutt, Jabba - space crime boss the Red-Nosed Reindeer, Rudolph - leads the Vampire Slayer, Buffy - film and TV Underdog - cartoon canine hero (Star Wars) Santa’s sleigh team teenage undead opponent Underwood, Carrie - country singer, The Invisible Man - HG Wells title sci-fi The Riddler - Gotham city villain, likes The Very Hungry Caterpillar - Eric Carl American Idol winner character puzzles character that becomes a butterfly Underwood, Claire - wife of politician The Jackal - leftist revolutionary terrorist the Riveter, Rosie - propaganda poster The Virgin Mary - biblical mother of Jesus Frank Underwood on House of Cards Ilich Ramirez Sanchez woman The Wicked Witch of the West - Broom Usher - R&B/pop singer; Usher Raymond IV The Joker - Batman nemesis The Scarlet Pimpernel - Swashbuckling hero riding villain from the Wizard of Oz Vader, Darth - sci-fi villain (Star Wars) The Keebler Elf - cookie spokeself with a secret identity The Wizard of Menlo Park (Thomas Valdez, Juan - coffee advertising character The Kid, Billy - old west outlaw gunfighter, The Sand Man - Shapeshifting Spider-Man Edison) - prolific inventor (light bulb) Van Winkle, Rip - Slept for 20 years William H. Bonney ally; or ‘sleep bringer’ Thing 1 - 1st of two of The Cat in the Hat’s Van Gogh, Vincent - painter (Starry Night); The King of Spades - one of a deck cards The Silver Surfer - comic book superhero flunkies cut off ear in Wonderland The Sphinx - ancient Egyptian temple Thor - Norse god of thunder; super hero Villa, Pancho - Mexican revolutionary; the Knife, Mack - Character in Brecht’s guardian Throat, Deep - Watergate informant chased by Pershing Threepenny Opera The Splendid Splinter (Ted Williams) - Thumper - Bambi’s rabbit friend Voldemort - He who shall not be named, The Little Engine That Could - fictional baseball player Thundarr the Barbarian - 1980’s animated Harry Potter villain Tom Riddle choo-choo The Stay Puft Marshmallow Man - TV hero von Count, Count - muppet math lover The Little Mermaid - Hans Christian marshmallow mascot, ‘Ghostbusters’ Tigger - bouncy tiger (Winnie the Pooh) (Sesame Street) Anderson heroine The Sultan of Swat (Babe Ruth) - 3rd in Tinkerbell - Peter Pan’s fairy friend Von Trapp, Captain - his family is The Loch Ness Monster - legendary all-time career homeruns Tolkien, J.R.R. - author (The Lord of portrayed in The Sound of Music creature in Scottish lake The Sundance Kid - Old West outlaw, the Rings) Walker, Johnnie - Scotch Whiskey purveyor The Lord of the Rings - Sauron Dark Lord Butch Cassidy’s sidekick Tony the Tiger - Kellogg’s cereal Waters, Muddy - Blues musician; The Man with the Yellow Hat - Curious The Swamp Fox (Gen. Frances Marion) - spokestiger ”Father of Chicago Blues” George’s friend South Carolina Revolutionary hero Torn, Rip - actor (The Larry Sanders Show) Wayne, John - actor (True Grit, The Alamo) 22 23 Wazowski, Mike - animated cyclops Woman, Wonder - comic book superhero character (Monsters Inc.) with magic ‘lasso of truth’ Weasley, Ron - Harry Potter companion Wonka, Willy - chocolate factory owner Webber, Andrew Lloyd - musical composer (Charlie and the Chocolate Factory) (Cats, Evita) Woodpecker, Woody - wacky cartoon bird Webster, Noah - dictionary creator Woods, Tiger - highly successful pro golfer Wee Willie Winkie - insomniac Scottish Woolf, Virginia - English writer (A Room of nursery rhyme child One’s Own) West, Kanye - rapper and hip hop artist Wormtongue - advisor to Théoden; spy for Who, Doctor - eccentric time travelling Saruman (Lord of the Rings) explorer Wright, Frank Lloyd - architect, created Wiggum, Chief - incompetent Springfield Fallingwater police chief (The Simpsons) Wright, Orville - early aviator Wilde, Oscar - author (The Importance of (Wright brothers) Being Earnest) Yankovic, Weird Al - parody singer Williams, Venus Ebony Starr - Highly Yoda - little green Jedi Master (Star Wars) accoladed tennis player Yukon Cornelius - prospector, friend to Winehouse, Amy - English singer/ Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer songwriter Zappa, Moon Unit - Frank Zappa’s daughter Winfrey, Oprah - actress, talk show host Zhivago, Doctor - Pasternak’s title doctor/ (The Oprah Winfrey Show) poet Winky, Tinky - member of the ‘Teletubbies’ Zombie, Rob - heavy-metal musician, Winnie the Pooh - bear from director (White Zombie) A. A. Milne books Zorro - legendary masked swordsman Witherspoon, Reese - actress (Legally Blonde)

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