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AN UNFINISHED LIT CATEGORY |
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Tom Bergeron won a Daytime Emmy in this category |
Best Game Show Host
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Actor Van Damme |
Jean-Claude
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If you're awarded one of these, you get to put VC after your name |
Victoria Cross
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Even if Hawthorne had finished "Septimius Felton" & "Dr. Grimshawe's Secret", we doubt they'd have rivaled his "The Scarlet..." |
Letter
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Mike was born May 25, 1963 in this Canadian town; Simon & Garfunkel might wonder if it has a "fair" |
Scarborough
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Allison Janney plays press secretary C.J. Cregg on this TV drama |
The West Wing
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The Latin Grammys' first Record of the Year went to "Corazon Espinado", by this man's band Mana |
Carlos Santana
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20th century thinker Sartre |
[NOTE: This was the 90,000th clue entered into the J! Archive, 2007-03-29.]
Jean-Paul
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This body is the final court of appeals in England |
the House of Lords
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The middle class is skewered in the incomplete novel "Bouvard And Pecuchet" by French author Gustave... |
Flaubert
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Put a pinkie to your lips & say the name of this "Austin Powers" villain, partly based on SNL's Lorne Michaels |
Dr. Evil
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A song asks, "Did you ever know that you're my hero... you are" this |
the wind beneath my wings
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The NAACP's Spingarn Medal for 2000 went to this talk show host |
Oprah Winfrey
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Film director Godard |
Jean-Luc
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Number of Henrys who ruled England between 1000 & 1600 A.D. |
(Alex: Henry VIII was the last.)
8
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"Poodle Springs" was Raymond Chandler's final, partial tale of detective Philip... |
Marlowe
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First name of Mike's character Mr. Campbell, an "excellent" host on a public access station in Aurora, Illinois |
Wayne
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An officer in the Royal Air Force, or a space combat video game |
Wing Commander
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The Nobel Prize in Chemistry went to the discoverers of polymers that conduct this |
electricity
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18th century thinker Rousseau |
Jean-Jacques
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The Welsh village of Portmeirion was made famous from its use in this Patrick McGoohan TV series |
(Babu: What is "The Avengers"?)
The Prisoner
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Though unfinished at his death, "Western Star" won a Pulitzer for Stephen Vincent... |
Benet
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On "SNL" this German "Sprockets" host would invite guests to touch his monkey |
Dieter
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Jon Favreau was so money, baby, & Heather Graham knew it in this 1996 flick |
Swingers
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A 2000 Pulitzer went to Stacy Schiff for "Vera", a bio of the wife of this "Lolita" author |
Vladimir Nabokov
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Hatian leader Aristide |
(Babu: What is Jean-Paul?) (Laura: What is Jean-Baptiste?)
Jean-Bertrand
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Name of the saint credited with founding Glasgow, it's also the first name of Scottish explorer Park |
Mungo
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At his death, Christopher Marlowe left part of a poem on "Hero and..." |
Leander
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Mike played both father & very nervous son in the '93 film "So I" did this |
Married an Axe Murderer
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A 1902 novel by Henry James |
Wings of a Dove
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