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12+ 60 3+ AGES MINUTES PLAYERS

ION RY EDIT VERSA ANNI 21st

Object: To score the most points by collecting names in 3 separate rounds.

Isaac Newton

Quick Hodor 30 Seconds Play: Build the Deck from 40 A cluegiver tries to get their team to randomly chosen name cards. guess as many names as possible. Players can always use sound effects and pantomime, but speech becomes more restricted as the game progresses: Round 1: Round 2: Round 3: ! The Cluegiver can use The Cluegiver can The Cluegiver can’t as many words as they use ONE word, but use ANY words, but want, but cannot pass. can pass. can still pass. ? ? The guessers can The guessers The guessers make as many get ONE guess. get ONE guess. guesses as they want. 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 432x 30 Second Timer Score Pad How to Play: Round 1: Almost anything goes with cluegiving but passing is not allowed. Contents: On each team’s turn, one member of the team is the Cluegiver and the rest are the Guessers. (On successive turns, the Cluegiver will be a different member of the team.) The Cluegiver takes the Deck, draws the top card from it, and looks at the name in the color everyone agreed upon at the start. Once the Cluegiver has Setup: looked at the name, the next team says, “Go!” and starts the timer. The Cluegiver Divide into teams with team members sitting across Best OK begins giving clues to their teammate(s). The Cluegiver can say or do almost from each other. Time’s Up! works best when played in anything: they can sing, hum, point, charade, give descriptions of the person, etc. teams of two players each. (See end of rules for larger groups and odd numbers of players.) Choose a player to The only restrictions are: keep score. • No part or variant of the name can be used in the clue. Ex: You can’t use Decide whether you’ll be using the “Willy” or “Bill” to get the Guesser to say WILLIAM. ORANGE or the BLUE names. Make • “Rhymes with” clues are acceptable, provided the Cluegiver doesn’t actually sure everyone knows which color say the rhyming word. Ex: “Sounds like the animal that oinks” would be OK, you’re using! Do not mix colors within but not “Sounds like pig.” the same game. • No spelling of the name is allowed, nor is any clue designed to give away 40 +2/ Deal out 40 cards evenly among all players (for a specific letters of the name (the only exception is for names using initials, longer game, deal out more cards). Then deal two such as H.G. WELLS, although for such names the cluegiver is still forbidden more cards to each player. The rest of the deck won’t to say the initials outright). be used and should be put back in the box. The Guessers try to guess the name on the Cluegiver’s Pierre Renoir! Renoir! Pierre! Each player may look at their cards and discard two of card. The Guessers can make as many guesses as they The Deck them. (Players should not reveal their cards to each other.) wish; there is no penalty for a wrong answer. Guessers (Pierre Auguste) Renoir

All remaining cards are then shuffled together and stacked must say the full name as printed on the card, although of Fame Hodor face down in the center of the table. words in parentheses are optional. If the Guessers call out Richard  This stack is the Nixon! Nixon! Richard! Deck of Fame. the correct name, the Cluegiver sets the card aside, draws a new card from the Deck, and begins giving clues for the Richard Nixon Choose a starting team to take the Deck. The next team clockwise from name on that card. 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 drawn, they’ll have to resourceful with their clues. (See Tips on the next page.)

2 3 If the Cluegiver gives an illegal clue, their turn ends immediately and the card they The Cluegiver may pass during this round. To do so, simply say “Pass”, set the goofed on is returned to the Deck. card aside face-down, draw a new one from the Deck and continue with the new name. At no point are Guessers ever allowed to Pass. When time expires, the Cluegiver shuffles the card they were currently working on back into the Deck. Each card that was guessed correctly is put into a score pile At the end of the turn, any cards set aside due to passes, clue goofs, or incorrect near them. Pass the Deck to the next team clockwise, who in turn passes the timer guesses are shuffled back into the Deck. There is no penalty for such cards. to the next team clockwise from them. If a Cluegiver finishes the deck during their turn, their turn is over. They are not IMPORTANT: If time runs out before a name is guessed, players may NOT allowed to revisit cards that they set aside due to incorrect guesses, passes, etc. discuss the name with each other. The cluegiver can’t reveal who they were trying to convey, and players on other teams who think they figured it out At the end of the round, don’t bother reading all the names aloud again; everyone can’t tell their guesses to each other. A card may come up multiple times should know them by now. Tally each team’s score pile then shuffle all the cards before it is guessed correctly. back into the Deck again as before. The round ends when all names have been guessed and the Deck is empty. Round 3 plays just like Round 2, with the following change: The Cluegiver may not When the deck runs out and all names have been guessed, pause the timer use any words at all. Only sounds and pantomime. 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, they can pass to the next team who will start the round with the timer reset back WINNING: The team with the highest score after all three rounds is the winner. to 30 seconds. Each team now adds up all the cards they collected and score 1 point for each 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 Tips: names are in the game. (If necessary, check the Glossary for a brief description of If you don’t recognize a name you draw, break it into parts. Possible approaches include: Does any unfamiliar names.) When all names have been read, put all the cards back into someone else have the same first or last name? Ex: “He’s got the same first name as the first the Deck and shuffle well. President of the .” Use ‘sounds like’ clues; just be sure not to actually say the word the name sounds like! Ex: For Round 2 plays just like Round 1, with the following changes: ROGER MOORE, “His last name is the opposite of ‘less’.” The Cluegiver may not use more than one word per card to describe each name. Give clues for each syllable of a name. The same word may be repeated as often as desired, but once a word is said only In rounds 2 and 3 if you draw a name that you don’t know how to convey, pass quickly rather than non-verbal clues may be added. If the Cluegiver accidentally uses more than one waste time trying to figure something out. Then think about how to do it while you wait for your word they must set the card aside face down, draw a new one from the Deck and next turn. That way you’ll be prepared if you draw it again. continue with the new name. Round 3 is the most fun, but it can also be the most difficult. Hard names can be made much easier if gestures are incorporated into 1st and 2nd round clues. If you hold your hands like a telescope Each team may make only 1 guess per card. If the guess is incorrect, the when giving a clue for CHRISTOPHER COLUMBUS in the early rounds, for example, that gesture Cluegiver must set that card aside face-down, draw a new one and continue with will become a shorthand for Columbus in the final round. the new name. 4 5 Advanced Play: Freeze Round! Rules for Teams with 3+ Players We’ve added an optional 4th round for even more hilarious fun! Play the same When playing in large groups, try breaking into 2 or 3 equal teams of 3 or 4 way as Round 3, except the Guesser starts with their eyes closed. The Cluegiver players each. Sit so that each person is between players of the other team(s). looks at a card and must then freeze in a pose. Once they shout OPEN! and For example, Diagram 3 shows three teams made of three players each. Diagram the Guesser opens their eyes and must give one Guess. The Cluegiver then shouts 4 shows two teams made of four players each. The deck will be passed around CLOSE! and the Guesser closes their eyes again while the Cluegiver looks at the clockwise and when a player has the deck, he gives clues and all of his teammates next card and repeats the process. Once the Guesser’s eyes open, the Cluegiver can answer together. must not move at all until he says Close! Also, the Cluegiver can not make any sounds at all in this round. Rules for 3, 5, or 7 players With an odd number of players, you can play Time’s UP! slightly differently. Gives clues to Gives clues to Do not make teams, but instead play as individuals. On your turn with the deck, you will be the Cluegiver to the person on your left. When your time is up, pass the Deck to the person who is to the left of your Guesser. This way when the deck reaches the person to your right, you will be their Guesser. (See Diagram 1) Each time you score cards, place them between you and your ‘teammate’. At the Diagram 3 Diagram 4 end, each player scores all the cards on their right and left. So for example the Three teams of 3 players Two teams of 4 players Green player scores the cards in pile D and pile C (See Diagram 2). Whoever has the highest total is the sole winner! G s to ives ue cl cl ue Glossary es s iv to G E A A$ap Rocky • American hip hop recording artist, • Soulful English singer/, ‘Hello’ Next Cluegiver member of the A$AP mob and ‘Rolling in the Deep’

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Buzz Lightyear • Animated Space Ranger Amelia Earhart • ; mysteriously vanished Ayn Rand • Author of Atlas Shrugged, Bigfoot • Mountain monster; Sasquatch in Toy Story • Actor and comedian, on SNL and developed “objectivism” Billie Holiday • Blues/jazz singer C-3PO • Golden protocol droid from star of Aziz Ansari • American actor and comedian, Billy Idol • British hard rock singer • Formerly Bruce Jenner, Anakin Skywalker • Luke’s father/ starred in Parks and Recreation Billy the Kid • Old west , Olympic winning decathalete in Star Wars B.B. King • Blues guitarist William H. Bonney Cam Newton • Currently the New Ancient Pistol • Shakespeare’s cowardly Babar • French kid’s books, fictional elephant Bing Crosby • Crooner/actor and the first Patriots quarterback braggart soldier Babe • Farmer Hogget’s clever sheep herding pig multimedia star Cap’n Crunch • Cereal spokessailor Anderson Cooper • Journalist/TV personality Babe Ruth • Baseball player (Sultan of Swat) The Black • Fictional evil Captain Ahab • Peg-legged Pequod captain in Andrew Lloyd Webber • Musical composer Cats, Baby Face Nelson • Bank robber, Lester Gillis Blackbeard • Legendary pirate, Edward Teach Moby Dick Evita, The of the Opera Bacchus • Roman god of wine/insanity Blake Shelton • American country music artist, • Soldier Steve Rogers given Andy Warhol • Artist, leader of Pop Art Bane • Super strong villain with weird also a judge on The Voice serum becomes superhero movement, Campbell’s Soup Can paintings venom pumping Bob Dylan • Folk singer, ’Blowin’ in the Wind’ Captain Bligh • Captain of HMS Bounty Angela Merkel • German politician, current • state senator and 44th Bob Marley • Reggae musician and rastafarian Captain Canuck • Canadian comic superhero chancellor of president USA Bob’s Big Boy • Pompadoured ad icon for Bob’s Captain Citrus • Official superhero of Florida Anna Kournikova • Tennis player/model The Barber of Seville • Rossini’s operatic Big Boy hamburger chain • Pirate nemesis of Peter Pan Anna Paquin • Actor, youngest Oscar winner, character, Figaro Boba Fett • Star Wars bounty-hunter Captain Horatio Hornblower • C.S. Forester Piano, Sookie in True Blood TV show Barbie • Mattel toy doll icon Bobby Flay • Reality TV chef and restaurateur naval hero Anne Frank • Author of diary; died in The Bard of Avon • AKA William Shakespeare The Bogeyman • Embodiment of childish fears Captain Sparrow • Fictional pirate in concentration camp Barnacle Boy • to Mermaid Man, Boy George • 80’s pop singer, Culture Club Anne Rice • Author, Interview with a Vampire SpongeBob, voiced by Tim Conway • Actor, a million movies, surely you Captain Kangaroo • Children’s TV host Annie Leibovitz • Portrait photographer Bashful • Shy dwarf of Snow White fame have heard of this guy! Captain Morgan • Caribbean buccaneer Apu (Nahasapeemapetilon) • Kwick-E-Mart Batman • Comic book superhero, ‘’ • American actor and Director, Captain Nemo • Submarine captain in 20,000 manager, TV series Bazooka Joe • Chewing gum comic character American , A Star is , The Hangover Leagues Under the Sea Aquaman • Comic book superhero Beelzebub • The devil, 1 of the 7 princes of Hell Bram Stoker • Author of Captain Obvious • Spokescharacter, Hotels.com Ariana Grande • Singer and actor, ‘Thank U, • Actor in Dracula Brandon Flowers • Lead singer and keyboardist Captain Von Trapp • Head of the family Next’ and ‘7 Rings’ Bella Swan • Twilight series hero of The Killers portrayed in The Sound of Music • Actor/ Bellatrix Lestrange • Eater villainess in Brett Favre • Old Green Bay Packers QB Captain (William) Kidd • Scottish sailor Governor, The Terminator Harry Potter series Britney Spears • Pop singer, ‘Toxic’, ‘Stronger’ executed for being a pirate/privateer The Artful Dodger • Cunning pickpocket from • English actor, voice of Bruce Lee • Actor/martial artist, Carly Rae Jepson • Canadian singer songwriter, ’s Oliver Twist and star of Sherlock Holmes on PBS Enter the Dragon sang ‘Call Me Maybe’ Arthur Pendragon • 8 9 Carmen Miranda • Brazilian singer with fruit Christian Doppler • Austrian scientist that Crazy Horse • Lakota Sioux leader Dikembe Motumbo • 7’2” Congolese basketball basket hat discovered Doppler effect for sound waves de Vil • Evil fur-wearer, player known for waving finger at opponents Carrie Fisher • Actor in Star Wars Christopher Robin • Young boy and Winnie the Cthulu • Ancient entity created by H.P. , Dizzy Gillespie • Jazz trumpeter Carrie Underwood • Country singer, Pooh’s best friend in The Call of Cthulu Doc Holliday • Gunslinger & erstwhile outlaw, American Idol winner Christopher Walken • Actor with distinctive Curious George • Children’s book monkey Wyatt Earp’s companion Casanova • Venetian adventurer and libertine voice, The Deer Hunter, Catch Me If You Can • Mythological one-eyed giant; also Doctor Octopus • Spider-Man’s 8-armed nemesis Cat Stevens • Folk singer Chubby Checker • Singer, ’The Twist’ X-Men laser-eyed Superhero Doctor Who • Eccentric time travelling explorer Cat in the Hat • Dr. Seuss’ title feline Chuck E. Cheese • Mascot for kids’ pizza chain D’Artagnan • Young swordsman Doctor Zhivago • Pasternak’s title doctor/poet Catwoman • Villain, Batman’s female foil Chucky • Homicidal ‘Good Guy’ doll from the mentored by The Three Musketeers • Country singer/actor, 9 to 5 CeeLo Green • Rapper, songwriter, record Child’s Play horror movies D.B. Cooper • Hijacker that jumped from plane, Don Quixote • Windmill fighter character, producer, former coach on The Voice Cinderella • girl with pumpkin coach was never found The Man of La Mancha Cerberus • Three-headed Hades guard-dog • Powerful newspaper magnate in DJ Khaled • American , radio • A quick-tempered Disney icon Channing Tatum • American actor, model eponymous movie personality, king of Kong • Video game ape icon starred in Magic Mike and 22 Jump Street Clarence Birdseye • Frozen foods mogul Daenerys Targaryen • Last member from House Donny Darko • Disenchanted loner teenage Charlemagne • Holy Roman Emperor of the West Clark Kent • ’s secret identity Targaryen, Mother of Dragons character played by Jake Gyllenhaal Charles Barkley • Sports TV host/former Cleopatra • Egyptian queen Dalai Lama • Tibetan Buddhists spiritual leader Dora the Explorer • Animated 7-year-old Latina NBA player Clifford The Big Red Dog • Kid’s book character • Actor/comedian in SNL, character on Charles Darwin • Scientist known as the father • Actor, director, producer, , and Dorothy Gale • of Oz hero, wears ruby of the theory of evolution Mule, American Sniper, Gran Torino • Actor, James Bond in Casino slippers, “I want to go home” Charles Dickens • Author, A Carol Cloud Strife • Hero adventurer with giant sword, Royale and Spectre Dr. Ben Carson • Retired American Charles Goodyear • Invented vulcanized rubber ‘Final Fantasy VII’ Daniel Day-Lewis • British actor in Gangs of New neurosurgeon, ran for president in 2016 Charlie Bucket • Title character, Charlie and the Coco Chanel • Perfume magnate York, There Will Be Blood, and Lincoln Dr. Dolittle • Fictional Dr. who talks to animals Chocolate Factory Colonel Mustard • ‘Clue’ board game suspect Darth Maul • Star Wars Sith Lord Dr. Dre • Rapper and CEO of Beats Electronics Charlie Chaplin • Silent film actor Colonel Sanders • Fried Chicken Darth Vader • Sci-fi villain inStar Wars Dr. Frankenstein • Mary Shelley character; Charlton Heston • Actor, Planet of the Apes, founder and brand ambassador David Blaine • Street magician created a monster The Ten Commandments Commissioner Jim Gordon • Head of David Copperfield • Main of Dr. Fu Manchu • Archetypical evil genius created Cheer Bear • Pink rainbow belly Care Bear Police, Batman Dickens’s novel, also famous magician by Sax Rohmer Chef Boyardee • Canned pasta spokesperson O’Brien • Late night talk show host David Ortiz • Baseball player, designated hitter Dr. Horrible • Singing aspiring Cheshire Cat • Fictional cat with mischievous Confucius • Chinese philosopher for Boston Red Sox, ‘Big Papi’ played by Neil Patrick Harris grin, Alice in Wonderland Cookie Monster • Muppet dessert muncher Davy Crockett • Frontiersman and American Dr. Moreau • Fictional Doctor created chimeras Chester Cheetah • Fictional snarky cheetah Cornelius ‘Corny’ Rooster • Official mascot of on island (H.G. Wells) spokesperson for Cheetos brand the Corn Flakes brand cereal • Disfigured mentally unstable Marvel Dr. Seuss • Pen name of author Theodor Geisel, Chewbacca • Star Wars Wookiee Cosmo Kramer • Bumbling neighbor, comics anti-hero played by The Cat in the Hat, Green Eggs and Ham Chief Wiggum • Incompetent Springfield police Count Bassie • Jazz composer/ Dean Kamen • American inventor, created the Dr. Zaius • Chief , Planet of the Apes chief, The Simpsons musician (pianist) Segway, resides in Bedford NH Draco Malfoy • Harry Potter nemesis Childish Gambino • Actor/musician Donald Count Chocula • Cereal spokes vampire Demi Lovato • American singer/songwriter sang Dracula • Vampiric Count (Bram Stoker) ‘Cool For the Summer’ and ‘Heart Attack’ Glover’s musical stage name Count Dooku • Ex-Jedi Sith Lord in Star Wars • Canadian rapper, ‘Nice for What’ The Devil • Prince of darkness Chris Kyle • Real life American war hero and Count of Monte Cristo • Hero of Dumas novel The Duke of Earl • Title character of Gene • Actor in and star subject of the movie American Sniper Count von Count • Muppet math lover on Chandler song of • British actor, Batman Begins Sesame Street Dusty Hill • Bassist/vocalist, ZZ Top rock band Dig ‘Em Frog • Spokecharacter for Honey • Hairy character, Smacks cereal 10 11 Dwayne ‘The Rock’ Johnson • Actor, Enzo Ferrari • Sports car magnate General George Armstrong Custer • Died in Groot • Superhero tree like creature in Guardians professional wrestler, Jumanji movie • Scheming atagonist, famous last stand of the Galaxy E.T. • The Extra-Terrestrial Ernest Hemingway • Author, The Old Man and the General Grievous • Villainous Droid army leader, Groucho Marx • Comedian/actor, Duck Soup The Earl of Lemongrab • Lemon headed heir to Sea and The Sun Also Rises Jedi hunter with hacking cough Grumpy Cat • Internet celebrity feline known for Candy Kingdom, Errol Flynn • Swashbuckler actor, Robin General Stonewall Jackson • Confederate grumpy facial expressions The Earl of Sandwich • English Peerage title, The Faceless Man • Jaqen H’ghar, mysterious General during American Gumby • Green claymation character namesake of the sandwich face shifting assassin, Game of Thrones Genghis Khan • Mongol leader Guy Fawkes • 1600’s English conspirator who The Easter Bunny • Large egg-bearing rabbit (Ferdinand) Magellan • First explorer to George Bailey • Main character in It’s a plotted to blow up Parliament • , circumnavigate the earth Wonderful Life H.P. Lovecraft • Gothic horror author, Ed Sheeran • English singer/songwriter, wrote Ferdinand the Bull • Children’s book about a George Ferris • Large wheel inventor The Dunwich Horror and sang ‘Photograph’ and ‘Sing’ flower-smelling bull George Jetson • Spacey cartoon character HAL 9000 • Intelligent film computer, 2001: A Eddard Stark • Honor bound lord of Winterfell, Ferris Bueller • 80’s film truant • Director, Star Wars, Indiana Space Odyssey Hand of the King Field Marshal Erwin Rommel • WWII German Jones, and American Graffiti Hades • Greek god of the underworld • Comedian/actor , Coming General; “The Desert ” George R. R. Martin • Writer, fantasy, horror and Hagrid • Harry Potter’s large friend; Hogwarts to America, many more • Cartoon main character in fiction, Game of Thrones author groundskeeper Edgar Allan Poe • Author, The Tell-Tale Heart, Adventure Time George Takei • Actor (Sulu on Star Trek), known Hamlet • Shakespearean title prince The The Flash • Very fast comic book hero online for catchphrase “Ohhh My!” Han Solo • Rogue pilot and hero, Star Wars Edmund Dantès • Identity of the Count of Monte Flat Stanley • Children’s book hero George Washington Carver • Peanut scientist Hank Aaron • Baseball player; Number 2 in Cristo (Dumas) Foghorn Leghorn • Bombastic cartoon rooster Geronimo • Apache chief all-time career home runs Edvard Munch • Expressionist painter, Frank Lloyd Wright • Innovative Architect, Ghost Rider • Comic book motorcycling hero Hannibal Lecter • Cannibalistic antagonist in The Scream, created Fallingwater The Gingerbread Man • Fairy tale confection The Silence of the Lambs Edward G. Robinson • Tough guy actor, Frankenstein’s Monster • The golem creature Giorgio Armani • Italian designer • Author and abolitionist, Little Caesar, Key Largo created by Dr. Frankenstein Glinda The Good Witch of the North • Dorothy’s Uncle Tom’s Cabin Edward Hopper • Artist/painter, Nighthawks Franz Kafka • Author, Metamorphosis magical friend, The Wizard of Oz Harry Houdini • Escape artist, magician Edward Scissorhands • Eponymous film Fred Flintstone • Modernized , lived in Goldilocks • Fairy tale girl, deals with bears Harry Potter • Best-selling title boy wizard character () Bedrock, main character of cartoon Gollum • Ring-lusting creature in The Lord of the Harvey Fierstein • Actor and writer, Hairspray Edward the Confessor • English King 1042-1066; Freddie Mercury • Front man for Queen Rings, “my precious” Harvey Milk • First openly gay politician elected Catholic Saint Friar Tuck • One of Robin Hood’s merry men Gordon Ramsay • Celebrity British TV Chef, Hell’s in California Eeyore • Donkey in Winnie the Pooh Frito Bandito • Animated advertising shill Kitchen and MasterChef Hawkeye Pierce • Doctor at *A*S*H 4077; El Greco • Greek painter that moved to Spain Frosty the Snowman • Jolly man of snow Gorilla Grodd • Ape supervillain from DC Comics, Played by th The Elephant Man • Joseph Merrick; 19 century G.I. Joe • Comic book soldier enemy of the Flash The Heat Miser • Claymation Christmas villain, sideshow celebrity Galileo • 16th century astronomer; physicist The Gorton Fisherman • Rain gear clad fish The Year Without a • Cartoon nemesis of Bugs Bunny Elmer Fudd Gandalf the Grey • Tolkien’s wizard, The Hobbit spokesman • Deaf/blind role model • Co-founder of PayPal and CEO of Elon Musk Gangsta Grandma • Viral TikTok star who lip Grandma Moses • American folk artist Helen of Troy • Focus of the Trojan war Tesla electronic cars and SpaceX syncs hip hop and pop songs • Comic book hero with super Hello Kitty • Sanrio Company cat character • Rapper/actor, 8 Mile, ‘’ • Actor, Bram Stoker’s Dracula, power ring Ford • Inventor (assembly line); car mogul Emperor Palpatine • Evil incarnate Sith Lord in Harry Potter, and Darkest Hour Grigori Rasputin • monk and “mystic” Hercules • Mythical Greek demi-god known for Star Wars films Gene Simmons • Hard rock lead singer in KISS The Grinch • Dr. Seuss Christmas thief his strength • Pink, drumming bunny The Energizer Bunny General Charles Cornwallis • Surrendered Gritty • Large orange furry monster mascot of Herman Melville • Author of Moby Dick ad icon for Energizer batteries British army at Yorktown Flyers hockey Hermes • Greek messenger of the gods • Irish new age/celtic singer Hermione Grainger • Harry Potter’s friend 12 13 Hodor • Half-giant stable boy, Game of Thrones Jack in the Box • Child’s toy popup character Jimmy Hoffa • Teamsters union leader; missing Judas Iscariot • Disciple alleged to have Homer Simpson • Animated bumbling patriarch Jackie Robinson • 1st black MLB player, Brooklyn Jimmy Kimmel • Comedian/TV host betrayed Jesus of TV’s Simpson family Jackson Pollock • American abstract action Joan of Arc • French hero burned at the stake Jones • ’s hat wearing best Hope Solo • Two-time American Olympic gold painter “Jack the Dripper” • Actor, producer, activist Walk friend in winning soccer goalie Jacob Marley • Dickens’s Christmas Carol the Line, Gladiator, Joker Juliet Capulet • Shakespearean hero Howard Stern • Radio personality, former character, ghostly partner of Scrooge Job • Bible figure, afflicted with Romeo & Juliet America’s Got Talent judge • TV’s Adventure Time character, many tribulations Julius Caesar • Roman emperor Huckleberry Finn • Mark Twain’s young hero shape shifting companion of Finn Joey Chestnut • American competitive eater • Rapper and hip-hop artist • Australian actor, X-Men James Bond • Suave superspy Johann Gutenberg • Printing press pioneer Kareem Abdul-Jabbar • Basketball player The Human Torch • Comic hero, James Brown • Godfather of Soul, ‘I Got You John D. Rockefeller • Oil magnate philanthropist Karl Benz • Automobile engineer Humphrey Bogart • Actor, Casablanca (I Feel Good)’ John Deere • Founder of agricultural machinery Kate Middleton • Duchess of Cambridge, wife of Humpty-Dumpty • Fairy tale wall sitter James Cagney • Actor, Yankee Doodle Dandy, (tractors) company Prince William Ice Cube • Rapper/actor, Boyz in the Hood, Friday 1930’s gangster movies John Heisman • Player and coach; collegiate Kathy Bates • Actor; Misery, Titanic, and TV’s The • Simon Petrikov, crazed but • Actor, voice of Darth Vader football trophy namesake The Office lovable antagonist from Adventure Time in Star Wars and Mufasa in The Lion King John Jacob Jingleheimer Schmidt • Song Katniss Everdeen • Archer hero of Hunger Ice-T • Rapper/actor, Law and Order: SVU James Franco • Actor and producer, in TV’s character; “His name is my name too” Games books and movies Ichabod Crane • Washington Irving character, Freaks and Geeks, Spider-Man movies • Singer/songwriter, The Beatles Katy Perry • American singer and actor, sang Legend of Sleepy Hollow James Spader • The Blacklist, John McClane • Unlucky off-duty cop in Die Hard ‘Roar’, ‘California Girls’ • Actor, The Wire (Stringer Bell), Luther Raymond Reddington played by Ke$ha • Singer known for ‘TiK ToK’, ‘High Road’ Imhotep • Ancient Egyptian engineer, architect, James T. Kirk • Captain of the Starship John Philip Sousa • Composer of ’Stars and Keanu Reeves • Actor, The Matrix, John Wick and Doctor Enterprise on Star Trek Stripes Forever’ The Keebler Elf • Cookie spokeself Imperator Furiosa • War rig driver, Mad Max: Janis Joplin • Rock, Soul and Blues singer, John Wayne • Actor, True Grit, The Alamo • English rock guitarist and Fury Road, played by ‘Mercedes Benz’, ‘Me and Bobby McGee’ John Wilkes Booth • Assassinated Lincoln singer, Ina Garten • Celebrity chef, author, known as Jason Priestly • Actor, Brandon Walsh on 90210 Johnny Appleseed • American folk hero Kelly Kapowski • Actor, the popular cheerleader the Barefoot Contessa Jason Segel • Actor, How I Met Your Mother, The • Country singer, ‘I ’, in Saved by the Bell The Incredible Hulk • Comic book green goliath Muppets, and Forgetting Sarah Marshall ‘Ring of Fire’ Kermit the Frog • Muppet frog in The Muppets • Archaeologist adventurer, • Iconic movie shark Johnny Depp • Actor, Pirates of the Caribbean Kerry Washington • Actor in Scandal, Little Fires Raiders of the Lost Ark Jennifer Lopez • World of Dance judge, known Johnny Quest • Animated teen adventurer Everywhere, and Django Unchained as J-Lo, actor, dancer and singer Inspector Gadget • Cartoon detective Johnny Rotten • English punk singer in Kevin Costner • Actor/director, Dances with The Invisible Man • HG Wells sci-fi character Jesse James • Outlaw bank and train robber of The Sex Pistols Wolves, Yellowstone, and Hidden Figures the mid-late 1800’s The Invisible Woman • Comic book hero The Joker • Batman nemesis • Actor, comedian, starred in Ride • Strong but brooding Marvel Fantastic Four Jessica Jones The Jolly Green Giant • Frozen Along, Die Hart, and Jumanji movies Comics superhero and private investigator • Comic book hero, Tony Stark vegetables spokescharacter Keyser Söze • Fictional criminal mastermind • Bible figure, the Son of God Isaac Newton • English mathematician, Jesus of Nazareth Jon Bon Jovi • 80’s and 90’s rock singer played by Kevin Spacey in The Usual Suspects • Pop singer, ‘Who Will Save your Soul’ physicist, astronomer, theologian, author Jewel Jon Cena • Wrestler/actor, Bumblebee Kid Rock • Hip-hop/Rock musician • Psychedelic singer, The Doors Robert Ritchie J. K. Rowling • Author, Harry Potter series Jim Morrison Jon Snow • Game of Thrones character, son of J.R.R. Tolkien • Author, The Lord of the Rings Jimi Hendrix • Rock electric guitarist, singer Ned Stark... Kilgore Trout • Fictional character created by and song writer, ‘Purple Haze’ Kurt Vonnegut in Slaughterhouse Five • Space crime boss, Star Wars Jonah • Biblical figure; spent time inside a fish • Musician, ‘Margaritaville” Kilgrave • Mind controlling villain and chief • Actor/comedian, School of Rock Jimmy Buffett Jonas Salk • Discovered vaccine for Polio • American comedian, actor and nemesis to superhero Jessica Jones Jack Skellington • Pumpkin King of Halloween Jimmy Fallon Josh Groban • Singer/actor, ‘You Raise Me Up’ • American social media and town, Nightmare before Christmas host of The Tonight Show Juan Valdez • Coffee advertising character television celebrity 14 15 King Camp Gillette • Safety razor inventor Lisa Vanderpump • Real housewife of Beverly Macbeth • Shakespearean Scottish murderer Mark Zuckerburg • Creator of Facebook King Henry the Eighth • King of England; had 6 Hills, stars in Vanderpump Rules Machine Gun Kelly • George Kelly, 1920’s Marquis de Sade • Author/libertine The Crimes wives including Anne Boleyn Little Bo-Peep • Nursery rhyme shepherdess gangster with Thompson submachine gun of Love King Kamehameha • Head of Kingdom of Hawaii Little Boy Blue • Nursery rhyme character with Mack the Knife • Character in Brecht’s The The Marquis of Queensberry • Endorsed King Kong • Large movie ape a horn to blow Threepenny Opera popular set of boxing rules King Lear • Shakespearean title father The Little Engine That Could • Fictional Macklemore • American rapper, won Grammy Martha Stewart • Homemaker guru; runs media King Solomon • Biblical wise king, son of David choo-choo for ‘Thrift Shop’ , Martha Stewart Living Omnimedia The King in the North • Title given to Robb The Little Mermaid • Hans Christian Anderson The Mad Hatter • Crazy tea party host, Marty Byrde • Fictional accountant, Ozarks Stark, Game of Thrones fairy tale hero Alice in Wonderland Mary Poppins • Magical musical English nanny The King of Spades • Bearded king from the Little Miss Muffet • Nursery rhyme girl; Sat on Mad Max Rockatansky • Futuristic road warrior Mary Queen of Scots • Rival to Elizabeth I for deck of playing cards tuffet, Eating her curds and whey... in apocalyptic culture English throne; executed The King under the Mountain • Dwarven title Little Red Riding Hood • Fairy tale girl who visits Mad-Eye Moody • Professor of the dark arts, Master Shifu • Senior Master of the Jade Palace given to kings of Erebor, The Hobbit Grandma/Wolf Harry Potter books/movies and trainer of The Furious Five Kirby • Titular protagonist of Nintendo games, The Loch Ness Monster • Legendary creature in Madam Tussaud • Wax sculptor and museum Mata Hari • WWI spy inhales foes to gain their powers Scottish lake entrepreneur in Maya Angelou • American poet Kool-Aid Man • Fruity drink spokespitcher Long John • Peg leg pirate in novel Madonna • Singer/actor, ‘Queen of Pop’ Meadowlark Lemon • Basketball player, Kylo Ren • Dark warrior in Star Wars, strong with Treasure Island • First villain to face off against the Harlem Globetrotters the force, fiery temper Lord Farquaad • Short and obnoxious X-Men, uses magnetism power Meat Loaf • Melodramatic rock singer • Singer and actor, ‘Bad Romance’, antagonist of Shrek movie Mahatma Gandhi • Indian independence Medusa • Mythical gorgon killed by Perseus ‘Poker Face’, A Star is Born Lord Varys • Game of Thrones, Small Council movement leader Megatron • A vicious evil robot from the Lady Godiva • Legendary naked lord, known as the Spider • Evil (misunderstood?) queen /fairy series rider of Coventry • He who shall not be named, of Sleeping Beauty fame • Singer /Songwriter, sang ‘All The Laughing Cow • Jovial red bovine mascot of Harry Potter villain played by Ralph Fiennes Man O’ War • Possibly fastest racehorse ever About that Bass’, ‘Make You Dance’ Bel Group cheeses The Lord of the Rings • Sauron the The Man with the Yellow Hat • Curious George’s Melissa McCarthy • Actor/comedian, Starred in Lawrence of Arabia • WWI British desert hero Louis Armstrong • Jazz musician (trumpet) friend and guardian The Kitchen and Mike and Molly Lazarus • resurrected by Jesus • French fashion designer and Manny Pacquiao • Filipino world-champion Merlin • King Arthur’s wizard LeBron James • NBA player, Lakers luxury company (handbags) boxer and Senator, nicknamed ‘ PacMan’ Mermaid Man • Semi-tired superhero in Legolas • Elven archer appearing in The Lord of Luciano Pavarotti • Opera tenor Marcel Marceau • French mime master SpongeBob’s world, Ernest Borgnine’s voice the Rings AND The Hobbit Lucky Luciano • New York mob boss; Father of Marceline the Vampire Queen • Adventure Time Methuselah • Biblical old man Leif Ericson • Viking; likely an early visitor to modern organized crime goth daughter of The Ice King Mia Hamm • Retired soccer icon, 2-time FIFA North America Lucky the Leprechaun • Ad icon for Lucky Marie Antoinette • French queen in the late 18th Women’s World Cup champion Lemony Snicket • Character narrator, A Series Charms cereal Century, “Let them eat cake!” • , ‘Thriller’, of Unfortunate Events Lucrezia Borgia • Renaissance Italian Lady; Marie Curie • Scientist (discovered radioactivity) ‘Billie Jean’ Leonardo Da Vinci • Renaissance man; artist rumored poisoner Marilyn Monroe • Actor/sex symbol and model, Michael Rapaport • Actor, writer and comedian, Leonardo DiCaprio • Actor; Titanic, The Ludwig van Beethoven • Classical composer Seven Year Itch Deep Blue Sea, Beautiful Girls, and Atypical Revenant, and Once Upon A Time In Hollywood Luke Skywalker • Jedi Knight; Star Wars hero Mark Cuban • Billionaire, TV’s Shark Tank owns Michelangelo • Renaissance painter/sculptor, Levi Strauss • Inventor of blue jeans Luna Lovegood • Loopy blond Hogwarts student Dallas Mavericks Sistine Chapel, David, The Creation of Adam Lil Bub • Famous cat that takes hilarious photos and friend of Harry Potter Mark Hamill • Actor known for playing Luke • Former first lady, big on Skywalker in Star Wars Lionel Messi • Argentine world-renowned M. Night Shyamalan • Writer/director, The Sixth fitness and health soccer player Sense, Split, and Servant Mark Twain • Author, Tom Sawyer Michonne • Character on the TV show The M.C. Escher • Dutch graphic artist • American actor, rapper and Walking Dead MC Hammer • Rapper that can’t be touched producer; The Fighter, Instant Family, and Ted • Lead singer of Rolling Stones 16 17 Mickey Mantle • Baseball player; New York Mushu • Fast talking, mini Chinese dragon Oprah Winfrey • Former talk show host, actor, Phil Mickelson • Pro golfer; “Lefty” Yankees, ‘The Mick’ protector of Mulan philanthropist, CEO of Oprah Winfrey Network Phillip Fry • Protagonist of TV’s • Disney icon and mascot NJ Devil • Mascot of the New Jersey Devils Optimus Prime • Autobot leader, Transformers Phoenix Wright • Ace attorney, main character Midas • Legendary king with ‘golden touch’ hockey team Orville Redenbacher • Popcorn magnate in Nintendo series of games Mighty Mouse • Cartoon mouse savior The Naked Cowboy • Underwear clad singing Orville Wright • Early aviator (Wright brothers) The Pied Piper • Lead rats & kids out of Hamlin Mike Tyson • Troubled heavyweight boxer cowboy in NY Oscar Mayer • Hot dog magnate Pikachu • Anime creature; species of Pokémon Mike Wazowski • Animated cyclops character in Nancy Drew • Amateur teen sleuth Oscar Wilde • Author, The Importance of Being The Pillsbury Doughboy • Pop n’ Fresh Inc. Napoleon Bonaparte • French leader, emperor Earnest and The Picture of Dorian Gray Pink Panther • Jazzy but silent animated Mini-Me • Comedic little villain, Austin Powers • Movie title character Oscar the Grouch • Trash can-dwelling character; jewel thief The Minotaur • Part man and part bull guardian played by Jon Heder character Sesame Street • Roman god of underworld of the Labyrinth of King Minos Ned Flanders • Homer Simpson’s neighborino Oswald Cobblepot ‘The Penguin’ • Fictional Po • Star of Kung Fu Panda animated movies, • Senator, former presidential Neil Armstrong • Astronaut; first man on villain in Batman voice by Jack Black candidate, ex-Governor of Massachusetts the moon Otto von Bismarck • Germany’s 19th century Pocahontas • Native American princess Moby Dick • Great white whale Neil Patrick Harris • Actor, How I Met Your “Iron Chancellor” who unified the country Pontius Pilate • Biblical Roman governor; Mohamed Salah • Superstar Egyptian soccer Mother, Doogie Howser, M.D. Ozzy Osbourne • English rock singer for Black “Washed his hands” player, plays for Liverpool Neo • Keanu Reeves character in The Matrix, Sabbath, nicknamed ‘Prince of Darkness’ Pope Francis • Leader of the Catholic Church Montgomery Burns • Fictional Springfield Hacker known as ‘The One’ P!nk • American singer/songwriter known for • Cartoon sailor billionaire, The Simpsons Neptune • Roman sea god ‘Try’ and ‘Just Give Me A Reason’ Poppin’ Fresh • AKA “The Pillsbury Doughboy” Moon Unit Zappa • Frank Zappa’s daughter Neville Longbottom • Shy pal of Harry Potter, P. T. Barnum • Barnum & Bailey circus Porky Pig • Looney Tunes porcine character Mordred • Notorious traitor who fought King hero of Hogwarts Pandora • Greek myth, let evils escape her ‘box’ with a stutter Arthur at the battle of Camlaan Nick Cannon • Actor, comedian, Host of The Papa Smurf • Cartoon blue elder, The Smurfs Pretty Boy Floyd • 1930’s bank robber, public • Actor, Shawshank Masked Singer TV show Patrick Star • Dimwitted BFF of SpongeBob, who enemy no. 1 after Dillinger died Redemption, Driving Miss Daisy Nick Frost • Actor/comedian Shaun of the Dead, lives under a rock next door Princess Leia • Film hero, Star Wars Hot Fuzz, Paul The Most Interesting Man in the World • Paul Bunyan • Fictional folk hero lumberjack Professor Plum • Board game suspect (Clue) (Nicolaus) Copernicus • Astronomer Spokecharacter for Dos Equis beer Pegasus • Mythical flying horse Puff the Magic Dragon • Folk song hero The Night King • Evil leader of the White Mother Goose • Nursery rhyme figure Pennywise • Homicidal demon creature • Very clever nursery rhyme kitty Walkers, Game of Thrones Mother • Don’t with her from IT book/movie who wears boots Nikola Tesla • Inventor, physicist, Mr. Bubble • Bath soap spokesbubble Peter Griffin • Father and main character of the • James Bond electrical engineer Mr. Clean • Bald cleaning product mascot American cartoon • Gadget-inventor for MI-6 in the James Bond • Biblical mariner that built an ark Mr. Peanut • Planter’s Peanuts spokesnut Noah (Peter Ilyich) Tchaikovsky • Composer for series, also one of the Impractical Jokers and Mr. Potato Head • Configurable toy spud Noah Webster • Dictionary creator The Nutcracker Star Trek antagonist Mr. Wonderful • Kevin O’Leary, Venture Norman Bates • Bates motel owner (Psycho) Peter Pan • Leader of the lost boys Quasimodo • The Hunchback of Notre Dame capitalist, Shark on Shark Tank TV show Nosferatu • First film vampire, Nosferatu Peter Peter Pumpkin Eater • Titular character Queen Elizabeth II • Current Queen of England Mrs. Butterworth • Maple syrup spokesbottle Obi-Wan Kenobi • Old Jedi knight, Star Wars of English nursery rhyme • Pop singer/actor, Chicago Muddy Waters • Blues musician; “Father of • Razor brimmed Bond villain Peter Piper • “Picked a peck of pickled peppers” Queen Padme Amidala • Luke’s mother in the Chicago Blues” Old King Cole • Merry old soul from Petyr ‘Littlefinger’ Baelish • Devious Master of Star Wars saga The Muffin Man • Do you know the Muffin Man? nursery rhyme Coin, Game of Thrones The Queen of Hearts • Character in Alice in The Muffin Man?… Old MacDonald • Nursery rhyme character of the Opera • of Wonderland, “Off with their heads!” • Boxer, activist, former Old Yeller • Title pooch who comes to sad end play/movie/musical The Queen of Sheba • Biblical monarch who heavyweight champ Oliver Twist • Dickens’s orphan apprenticed to Pharrell • Singer, rapper, and record producer. visited Solomon an undertaker Known for ‘Happy’ and ‘Frontin’ Quetzalcoatl • Aztec sky and creator god 18 19 R.L. Stine • Author, Goosebumps series Robinson Crusoe • Castaway, Robinson Crusoe • Shapeshifting Spider-Man ally; Shaquille O’Neal • NBA center, sports analyst & R2-D2 • Beeping cylindrical blue and white Rocket Raccoon • Daring Captain of ship in or ‘sleep bringer’ TV spokesperson for The General insurance droid, Star Wars Guardians of the Galaxy Santa Claus • Kris Kringle, Father Christmas, Shaun the Sheep • Silent but adventurous Racer X • Speed Racer’s brother’s secret identity Rocky Balboa • Boxer in Rocky film series Père Noël British claymation sheep Rain-In-The-Facve • Lakota Sioux chief; helped Roger Federer • Swiss tennis pro Sarah Palin • Ex Republican Governor of Alaska Sherlock Holmes • English detective defeat Custer Romeo Montague • Doomed lover in Saruman the White • Wizard, Lord of Isengard; Shia LaBeouf • Actor, performance artist, and Ramses the Great • Egyptian pharaoh Romeo & Juliet Lord of the Rings filmmaker; Starred in Holes and Transformers Raul Castro • Brother of Fidel, leader of Cuba Romulus • Legendary co-founder of Rome Satan • The Devil himself Shirley Temple • 1930’s child dancer/singer/ Ravi Shankar • Sitar playing Indian musician Ron Weasley • Harry Potter’s companion Sawyer Fredericks • Singer, won The Voice in actor, Bright Eyes Charles • Blind R&B singer/pianist Ronald McDonald • Fast food spokesclown 2015 at age 15 Shoeless Joe Jackson • Baseball player banned The Red Baron • Manfred von Richtofen; Fighter Ronaldo • Brazilian-born soccer player Scarface • Film character - Cuban 1980’s drug for life; “Black Sox” scandal pilot with German Air Force in WWI (Manchester United) lord in Shrek • Title film voiced by Mike Myers The Red Viper • Prince Oberyn Martell known for Rosa Parks • Civil rights activist, 1955 Alabama Scarlett O’Hara • in novel and Sigmund Freud • Psychologist; founder eye-popping death duel, Game of Thrones Rosie the Riveter • Propaganda poster woman film Gone with the Wind of psychoanalysis • Actor, Big Little Lies, Wild, Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer • Leads The Scarlet Pimpernel • Baroness Orczy’s The Silver Surfer • Comic book superhero Walk the Line, and Legally Blonde Santa’s sleigh team fictional adventurous hero Simon Pegg • English actor, Shaun of the Dead, Richard the Lionheart • King of England, 1189; Rumpelstiltskin • Fairy tale gold-spinning dwarf • Actor, Lost in Translation, Star Trek, Mission Impossible rd Black Widow in movies led 3 Crusade • Canadian actor and musician, Sir Arthur Conan Doyle • Author; creator of Rick Steves • Travel host PBS starred in La La Land, Drive, and Schrödinger’s Cat • Both alive and dead at the Sherlock Holmes Rico Petrocelli • Baseball player, shortstop for The Notebook same time Sir James Dyson • Inventor of the Dual Cyclone the Boston Red Sox in 60’s and 70’s • TV host for American Idol and Scooby Doo • Cartoon mystery solving dog bagless vacuum cleaner Riddick • Fugitive in futuristic sci-fi land played co-host of Live with Kelly and Ryan Scrooge McDuck • Disney’s fowl rich miser Sir John Falstaff • Shakespeare’s comedic by Vin Diesel Sabrina Spellman • The Teenage Witch, Seabiscuit • Champion thoroughbred race horse knight, companion to Prince Hal The Riddler • Gotham city villain, likes puzzles originally Archie comics • R&B and pop singer, ‘Kiss from A Rose’ Sir Lancelot • Knight of the Round Table, Ringo Starr • Rock drummer, The Beatles Sacagawea • Native American guide Sean ‘Puffy’ Combs • Rapper known for vodka Arthurian legends Rip Van Winkle • Slept for 20 years (Lewis & Clark) brand Cîroc and production company Bad Sir Mix-A-Lot • Rapper, songwriter known for ‘Baby Got Back’ Rob Gronkowski • New England Patriots • Japanese hero Boy Entertainment charismatic tight end, 6’6” tall Saint Francis of Assisi • Catholic Saint who Sean White • Olympic and X Games gold Sirious Black • Harry Potter’s godfather, played by Gary Oldman Rob Roy MacGregor • Scottish outlaw and folk loved animals medalist in snowboarding and skateboarding hero played by Liam Neeson in Rob Roy Saladin • Muslim leader/general 1174-1193 Seann William Scott • American actor, Played Sitting Bull • Chief, Lakota Sioux Rob • Heavy-metal musician and Salvador Dali • Surrealist artist, The Persistence Stifler in American Pie Slash • Lead guitarist for Guns ‘n Roses band director, White Zombie of Memory Secretariat • Triple Crown-winning racehorse Smaug • Gold loving dragon, chief villain from • Actor, The Godfather movies, Sam Rockwell • Actor; Galaxy Quest, The Green • Tennis champion and sister The Hobbit The Irishman, Meet the Parents Mile, voice of Ivan in The One and Only Ivan to Venus Williams Smokey the Bear • Animated fire-fighting Robert E. Lee • Confederate army commander Samuel Colt • Gun inventor and industrialist Seth Rogan • Comedic actor, Neighbors, spokesbear of the U.S. Forest Service Robert Fulton • Inventor of the steamboat Samuel L. Jackson • Actor, Pulp Fiction, Superbad, Knocked Up and more Snoop Dogg • Rapper, TV celebrity and submarine The Avengers Severus Snape • Potions professor at Hogwarts, Snoopy • Charlie Brown’s beagle, Peanuts Robin Hood • 13th century heroic outlaw and Samuel Morse • Telegraph inventor Harry Potter The Snow Queen • Fairy tale and Frozen movie skilled archer Samurai Jack • Time-travelling adventurer, The Shadow • Radio show vigilante character Elsa Robin Thicke • Singer, songwriter, ‘Blurred Shaggy • hungry mystery solving slacker Socrates • Greek philosopher Lines’, Judge on Masked Singer on Scooby Doo Sojourner Truth • Abolitionist and women’s Shakira • Colombian pop singer, ‘Hips Don’t Lie’ rights activist 20 21 Sonic the Hedgehog • 90’s video game about an The Swamp Fox (Gen. Frances Marion) • South Tony Hawk • American professional (Waylon) Smithers • Mr. Burns’ assistant on anthropomorphic blue hedgehog Carolina Revolutionary hero skateboarder, nicknamed the ‘Birdman’ The Simpsons Sonny Corleone • Film mob family member, The Swedish Chef • Muppet Show regular Tony the • Kellogg’s cereal spokestiger Wayne Gretzky • Former Canadian hockey The Godfather Sylvester the Cat • Looney Tunes tuxedo cat The • Nymph, leaves children money player, nicknamed ‘The Great One’ Spartacus • Led slave rebellion against Rome antagonist, “Sufferin’ succotash!” for teeth • Goth Daughter of Morticia Speed Racer • Animated racecar hero Tai Lung • Tiger villain, ex-student of Master Toucan Sam • Froot Loops cereal mascot and The Sphinx • Ancient Egyptian temple guardian Shifu in cartoon Kung Fu Panda Trevor Noah • Comedian, host of The Daily Show Wee Willie • Insomniac Scottish nursery Spider-Man • Comic book -slinging Taylor Swift • Country/Rock/Pop singer and • Spread typhoid fever, 1900’s rhyme child superhero (Peter Parker) songwriter, ‘Shake it Off’, ‘Blank Space’ Tyra Banks • Model/Actor/Judge America’s Next The Weeknd • Canadian singer-songwriter Spike Lee • Director, Do the Right Thing, Da 5 Ted • Irreverent that came to life in a Top Model and Dancing with the Stars known for ‘Earned it’ and ‘The Hills’ Bloods, and Malcom X movie with Mark Walhberg Tyrion Lannister • Cunning imp from the Game Weird Al Yankovic • Parody singer, ‘Amish The Splendid Splinter (Ted Williams) • Played • 1980’s animatronic toy bear, of Thrones books, son of Lord Tywin Paradise’, ‘Eat it’ and ‘Fat’ baseball for the Boston Red Sox read stories while moving eyes and mouth Ulysses S. Grant • US president, Whitey Bulger • Crime Boss of the Winter Hill SpongeBob SquarePants • Ocean bottom- The Terminator • Time traveling Cyborg Civil War general gang from South Boston dwelling cartoon character assassin played by Arnold Schwarzenegger • Character representing the US • Actor/comedian in Sister Act St. Valentine • Catholic martyr and saint Terrence Howard • Actor, stars in TV’s Empire Government, used to recruit soldiers and Ghost, talk show host on The View Star-Lord • Peter Quill, superhero interplanetary and Hustle & Flow The Undertaker • 6’10” WWE wrestler known for The Witch of the West • Broom riding policeman, Guardians of the Galaxy The Thing • Rock-like comic book hero horror theme villain from the Wizard of Oz Stephen Curry • Sharp shooting guard from the Fantastic Four The Unknown Soldier • The symbol of all Wild Bill Hickok • Gunslinger and US Marshal Golden State Warriors basketball team Thing 1 • 1 of 2 The Cat in the Hat’s flunkies unidentified war dead Wile E. Coyote • Road Runner’s cartoon nemesis Stephen Hawking • Theoretical physicist Thomas the Tank Engine • WV Awdry’s The Unsinkable Molly Brown • Famous survivor • Actor/comedian/producer, Stephen King • Author of horror and drama, anthropomorphic train engine of the Titanic disaster , Anchorman, Eurovision JAWS, Pet Sematary, It Thor • Norse god of thunder; comic book hero Usher • R&B/pop singer; Usher Raymond IV Song Contest: The Story of Fire Saga • Actor/comedian, Michael Scott on The Three-Eyed Raven • Seer who helps Bran Vanilla Ice • Ex- Rapper famous for “Ice Ice • Actor/singer, The Fresh Prince of The Office & voice of Gru in Minions movies Stark see the past, Game of Thrones baby”, TV host of The Vanilla Ice Project Bel-Air, Men in Black, and Aladdin Steve Jobs • Co-creator of Apple computers Thumper • Bambi’s rabbit friend Venus de Milo • Armless ancient Greek sculpture William Shakespeare • Playwright Hamlet; ‘The Steven Universe • Young boy adventurer The Tick • Absurdist comic book spoof hero The Very Hungry Caterpillar • Eric Carl Bard of Avon’ learning to use magical powers Tiger Woods • Highly successful pro golfer character that becomes a butterfly William the Conqueror • Victor at Hastings; first Stewie Griffin • Precocious cartoon baby on Tigger • Bouncy tiger, Winnie the Pooh Vin Diesel • Actor/Producer, The Fast and the Norman King of England Family Guy Tim Cook • Chief Executive Officer of Apple Furious, Guardians of the Galaxy, Riddick • Chocolate factory owner, Charlie and the Chocolate Factory Stitch • Disney animated alien character The Tin Man • Needs a heart, The Wizard of Oz Vincent Van Gogh • Painter, Starry Night, cut Winnie the Pooh • Bear from A. A. Milne books Stretch Armstrong • Well-muscled rubbery 70’s Tina Belcher • Awkward teen daughter on TV’s off his ear toy that stretches Bob’s Burgers The Virgin Mary • Biblical mother of Jesus Winston Churchill • Former British prime minister during WWII Stringer Bell • Right hand man of drug lord Avon Tinkerbell • Peter Pan’s fairy friend. Woolf • English writer, Mrs. Dalloway • American singer/songwriter, wrote Barksdale in HBO series The Wire Tinky Winky • Member of the Teletubbies Vladimir Lenin • Russian Bolshevik leader ‘Black and Yellow’ and ‘’ The Sultan of Swat (Babe Ruth) • Third in all- Tom Brady • NFL quarterback Waldo • Bespectacled man with red/white hat time career home runs known for hiding in plain sight Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart • Influential Austrian • Actor, , Big, Saving classical composer The Sundance Kid • Old West outlaw, Butch Private Ryan, voice of Woody in Toy Story Wall-E • Garbage collecting robot stuck alone on Cassidy’s sidekick Earth until he discovers love • X-Men lead character, has super Tony Beets • Legendary Canadian gold producer strength and pops titanium claws out Super • Nintendo video game character featured in the Gold Rush TV series Warren Buffett • Tycoon and philanthropist, runs Berkshire Hathaway Wonder Woman • Comic book superhero with magical ‘Lasso of Truth’ 22 23 Woody Harrelson • Actor, Cheers, Zombieland Yoda • Little green Jedi Master, Star Wars Woody Woodpecker • Wacky cartoon bird • Bear, “smarter than the average” Wormtongue • Advisor to Théoden; spy for Yukon Cornelius • prospector, friend to Rudolph Saruman in Lord of the Rings the Red-Nosed Reindeer Wyatt Earp • Marshal (Dodge City & Tombstone) Zach Galifianakis • American actor and writer, Yo-Yo Ma • Celebrated cellist starred in the Hangover movies Zorro • Legendary masked swordsman

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