New Fireball Game: First Act of Henry V

[kroxquo]

In this consolidation, the same two answers from the previous consolidation (one without question mark, one with question mark) are wrong.

84. The Supreme Court bromance between Antonin Scalia and Clarence Thomas is nothing compared to this one: In a 28-year span, this justice disagreed with his chief justice on only three cases.

Whizzer White would fit alphabetically

[mellytu74]

87. Although his is a lengthy name / It fits quite nicely in our Hall of Fame.

Oh, gosh - where have I been?

This is CARL YAZSTREMSKI

[mellytu74]

28. The recurring theme in his books was built from his discovery that his twin sister died six weeks after birth.

Not a huge sci-fi fan but I am pretty sure this is PHILLIP K. DICK

ADDING

I am thinking that is right because I confirmed a suspicion ....

27. In high school, he won a science fair for a project on an analog computer to solve differential equations. He intended to pursue a career in physics while attending Columbia University, but after watching Citizen Kane and Vertigo, he changed his school and major. The rest is Hollywood history.

THIS is BRIAN DEPALMA.

[Pastor Fireball]

Then it's pretty clear that my guesses of Edward Albee and Rod Serling are wrong. This update should be correct.

I'm sorry to tell you that you just removed two correct answers. The two wrong answers are still present.

[franktangredi]

Then it's pretty clear that my guesses of Edward Albee and Rod Serling are wrong. This update should be correct.

I'm sorry to tell you that you just removed two correct answers. The two wrong answers are still present.

Curses.

[franktangredi]

Then it's pretty clear that my guesses of Edward Albee and Rod Serling are wrong. This update should be correct.

I'm sorry to tell you that you just removed two correct answers. The two wrong answers are still present.

Okay, here is a list of the names (aside from Albee and Serling) that were added between the consolidation where every name was right and the consolidation where two names were wrong:

6. DONOVAN BAILEY
9. GERTRUDE BERG
17. KIRK CAMERON
18. JAY CARNEY
39. VIRGINIA GRAHAM
48. JAMES EARL JONES
53. DENIS LEARY?
54. ABRAHAM LINCOLN?
81. PRESTON TUCKER

I have personally confirmed Leary, so Lincoln is the one with the question mark that is not correct. It was a wild-ass guess on my part and I should not have taken the question away.

Of the rest, I can confirm 6, 9, 17, 18, 39, and 48. It looks like 81 is the other incorrect answer.

[franktangredi]

Okay, it'll be interesting to see if we added any new wrong names since the last consolidation.

1. DON ADAMS
2. EDWARD ALBEE
3. MARTIN AMIS
4. ADAM ARKIN

5. It's probably a good idea not to perform this entertainer's "salute" during a church sermon.

6. DONOVAN BAILEY
7. MARK BALLAS
8. BOB BARR
9. GERTRUDE BERG

10. Just one year after he attempted to persuade the British Parliament to end the slave trade, he became pro-slavery. In his poem subtitled The Universal Empire of Love, he suggested that slaves loved being slaves. (Boy, did he get it wrong!)

11. ZACH BRAFF
12. JOSEPH BRANT
13. JEFF BRIDGES
14. NICOLAS CAGE
15. MICHAEL CAINE
16. DAVID CAMERON
17. KIRK CAMERON
18. JAY CARNEY
19. KURT COBAIN
20. SHAWN COLVIN
21. RUSSELL CROWE
22. BILLY CRUDUP
23. CELIA CRUZ
24. CHERIE CURRIE
25. BEVERLY D'ANGELO

26. Although he was never a candidate for the vice presidency, he still received ten votes in the last vice presidential vote of a Democratic convention that had to be conducted via roll call.

27. BRIAN DePALMA

28. The recurring theme in his books was built from his discovery that his twin sister died six weeks after birth.
PHILLIP K. DICK

29. Among the notable roles of this British actress: a mother of a Beatle, a daughter of a Stuart king, and a daughter of a Tudor king.

30. This athlete's modest and academic demeanor has long been the subject of articles on The Onion, which had him doing everything from fielding questions about the 2013 federal government sequester to encouraging his teammates to build up their frequent flyer miles.

31. JIMMY DURANTE
32. GEORGE EASTMAN
33. THOMAS EDISON

34. Perhaps the most notable winery in the Stellenbosch region of South Africa is the one owned by him.

35. MARSHALL FAULK

36. He was the most (in)famous person known to be christened at the church called St. Michael le Belfrey.

37. SOLEIL MOON FRYE

38. Was his first job disco? Very!

39. VIRGINIA GRAHAM
40. MELANIE GRIFFITH

41. His lost novel, Infernal Sorceress, was published four months after his death in 2008.

42. LYMAN HALL
43. ANDREW HARRISON

44. If you think that fish cleaners and net menders aren't the least bit interesting, this man could prove you wrong.

45. VAN HEFLIN
46. DWAYNE HICKMAN

47. He hosted an innovative puzzle contest in 1984 where the first person who could solve the on-screen detective's mystery and call the telephone number hidden in a safe deposit box somewhere in the United States won $100,000.

48. JAMES EARL JONES
49. ASHLEY JUDD
50. BORIS KARLOFF
51. VITALI KLITCHKO

52. As a teenager, he studied electrical engineering at the institute of technology based in the Chinese city that he was born. Eventually, he switched fields and earned a Ph.D. in mathematical statistics at Cornell. Before he died in 2010, he had been involved in the publication of three Russian-English scientific dictionaries.

53. DENIS LEARY

54. His father's and mother's lives were the subject of a story on Beyond Belief: Fact or Fiction. In this dramatization, the mother was declared dead by the local doctor, but miraculously awoke while in her coffin just before burial. The answer to this clue was born fifteen months after his mother returned from the dead. According to the TV show, this story was ruled a fact, but one part of this story was definitely rewritten by the show for entertainment value. Currently living descendants of the family state that her coffin was placed in the family mausoleum, not a grave.

55. RALPH MACCHIO
56. AMY MADIGAN
57. NORMAN MAILER
58. WILLIAM MASTERS
59. NELLIE MELBA

60. True to one of his most famous aphorisms, his gravesite is marked with only two things: a honey locust tree and a granite slab engraved with his name and years of birth and death.

61. His final television role was on an episode of Nickelodeon's long-running cartoon Hey Arnold!, which aired four months after he died.

62. AUDIE MURPHY
63. KIM NOVAK

64. Moses? Mosey? Mosie? Mozee? Mauzy? Screw it. Butler.

65. This sports star's Ojibwe name translates to "coming home".

66. CHRIS ROCK
67. HOWARD ROLLINS
68. JUNIOR SAMPLES
69. ERIK SATIE

70. I knew this entertainer and his manager (who was also his first wife) personally. They lived in the same apartment complex in Lexington, KY, where my mother and I lived. I was sad when the wife died in 2003 and when he died in 2011. Oooh no!

71. CURT SCHILLING
72. ROD SERLING
73. EMMITT SMITH
74. JOSEPH SMITH

75. Jet that takes the most direct route between The Dream and Plinko.
SOMEBODY SMITH WITH A FIRST NAME BETWEEN JOSEPH AND MAGGIE

76. MAGGIE SMITH

77. He suffered a fatal asthma attack less than five days after he was confirmed for a seat on the U.S. Supreme Court.

78. He was sometimes upstaged on his own talk show by a hyperactive puppy wuppy that was tragically killed shortly after the show premiered on TV.

79. PHYLLIS THAXTER
80. ALEX TREBEK

81. Thanks to the company that he founded, he was the first man who truly thought with his dipstick.

82. Outside of his famous line of work, he was a frequent substitute host for Ralph Emery and was partnered twice with Kathy Troccoli to present at the GMA Music Awards.

83. HAL WALLIS

84. The Supreme Court bromance between Antonin Scalia and Clarence Thomas is nothing compared to this one: In a 28-year span, this justice disagreed with his chief justice on only three cases.
BYRON WHITE?

85. In the most famous episode of Fawlty Towers, Basil blamed a faulty fire extinguisher on him.

86. TIGER WOODS
87. CARL YAZSTREMSKI
88. ANGUS YOUNG

[franktangredi]

54. His father's and mother's lives were the subject of a story on Beyond Belief: Fact or Fiction. In this dramatization, the mother was declared dead by the local doctor, but miraculously awoke while in her coffin just before burial. The answer to this clue was born fifteen months after his mother returned from the dead. According to the TV show, this story was ruled a fact, but one part of this story was definitely rewritten by the show for entertainment value. Currently living descendants of the family state that her coffin was placed in the family mausoleum, not a grave.

My gut tells me this might be ROBERT E. LEE.

[franktangredi]

34. Perhaps the most notable winery in the Stellenbosch region of South Africa is the one owned by him.

Does ERNIE ELS own a winery? He's the one South African I can think of who comes between Edison and Faulk.

[mellytu74]

64. Moses? Mosey? Mosie? Mozee? Mauzy? Screw it. Butler.

ANNIE OAKLEY

[kroxquo]

77. He suffered a fatal asthma attack less than five days after he was confirmed for a seat on the U.S. Supreme Court.

I just finished a book on Lincoln's assassination and this was mentioned - it's EDWIN STANTON

[mellytu74]

60. True to one of his most famous aphorisms, his gravesite is marked with only two things: a honey locust tree and a granite slab engraved with his name and years of birth and death.

Is the aphorism "Less is More"?

If so, this could be LUDWIG MIES VAN DER ROHE.

It fits alphabetically.

[Pastor Fireball]

In this consolidation, you did the right thing to get rid of Abe Lincoln and Preston Tucker; however, there are two new names that are wrong. One without a question mark and one with a question mark.

Okay, it'll be interesting to see if we added any new wrong names since the last consolidation.

1. DON ADAMS
2. EDWARD ALBEE
3. MARTIN AMIS
4. ADAM ARKIN

5. It's probably a good idea not to perform this entertainer's "salute" during a church sermon.

6. DONOVAN BAILEY
7. MARK BALLAS
8. BOB BARR
9. GERTRUDE BERG

10. Just one year after he attempted to persuade the British Parliament to end the slave trade, he became pro-slavery. In his poem subtitled The Universal Empire of Love, he suggested that slaves loved being slaves. (Boy, did he get it wrong!)

11. ZACH BRAFF
12. JOSEPH BRANT
13. JEFF BRIDGES
14. NICOLAS CAGE
15. MICHAEL CAINE
16. DAVID CAMERON
17. KIRK CAMERON
18. JAY CARNEY
19. KURT COBAIN
20. SHAWN COLVIN
21. RUSSELL CROWE
22. BILLY CRUDUP
23. CELIA CRUZ
24. CHERIE CURRIE
25. BEVERLY D'ANGELO

26. Although he was never a candidate for the vice presidency, he still received ten votes in the last vice presidential vote of a Democratic convention that had to be conducted via roll call.

27. BRIAN DePALMA

28. The recurring theme in his books was built from his discovery that his twin sister died six weeks after birth.
PHILLIP K. DICK

29. Among the notable roles of this British actress: a mother of a Beatle, a daughter of a Stuart king, and a daughter of a Tudor king.

30. This athlete's modest and academic demeanor has long been the subject of articles on The Onion, which had him doing everything from fielding questions about the 2013 federal government sequester to encouraging his teammates to build up their frequent flyer miles.

31. JIMMY DURANTE
32. GEORGE EASTMAN
33. THOMAS EDISON

34. Perhaps the most notable winery in the Stellenbosch region of South Africa is the one owned by him.

35. MARSHALL FAULK

36. He was the most (in)famous person known to be christened at the church called St. Michael le Belfrey.

37. SOLEIL MOON FRYE

38. Was his first job disco? Very!

39. VIRGINIA GRAHAM
40. MELANIE GRIFFITH

41. His lost novel, Infernal Sorceress, was published four months after his death in 2008.

42. LYMAN HALL
43. ANDREW HARRISON

44. If you think that fish cleaners and net menders aren't the least bit interesting, this man could prove you wrong.

45. VAN HEFLIN
46. DWAYNE HICKMAN

47. He hosted an innovative puzzle contest in 1984 where the first person who could solve the on-screen detective's mystery and call the telephone number hidden in a safe deposit box somewhere in the United States won $100,000.

48. JAMES EARL JONES
49. ASHLEY JUDD
50. BORIS KARLOFF
51. VITALI KLITCHKO

52. As a teenager, he studied electrical engineering at the institute of technology based in the Chinese city that he was born. Eventually, he switched fields and earned a Ph.D. in mathematical statistics at Cornell. Before he died in 2010, he had been involved in the publication of three Russian-English scientific dictionaries.

53. DENIS LEARY

54. His father's and mother's lives were the subject of a story on Beyond Belief: Fact or Fiction. In this dramatization, the mother was declared dead by the local doctor, but miraculously awoke while in her coffin just before burial. The answer to this clue was born fifteen months after his mother returned from the dead. According to the TV show, this story was ruled a fact, but one part of this story was definitely rewritten by the show for entertainment value. Currently living descendants of the family state that her coffin was placed in the family mausoleum, not a grave.

55. RALPH MACCHIO
56. AMY MADIGAN
57. NORMAN MAILER
58. WILLIAM MASTERS
59. NELLIE MELBA

60. True to one of his most famous aphorisms, his gravesite is marked with only two things: a honey locust tree and a granite slab engraved with his name and years of birth and death.

61. His final television role was on an episode of Nickelodeon's long-running cartoon Hey Arnold!, which aired four months after he died.

62. AUDIE MURPHY
63. KIM NOVAK

64. Moses? Mosey? Mosie? Mozee? Mauzy? Screw it. Butler.

65. This sports star's Ojibwe name translates to "coming home".

66. CHRIS ROCK
67. HOWARD ROLLINS
68. JUNIOR SAMPLES
69. ERIK SATIE

70. I knew this entertainer and his manager (who was also his first wife) personally. They lived in the same apartment complex in Lexington, KY, where my mother and I lived. I was sad when the wife died in 2003 and when he died in 2011. Oooh no!

71. CURT SCHILLING
72. ROD SERLING
73. EMMITT SMITH
74. JOSEPH SMITH

75. Jet that takes the most direct route between The Dream and Plinko.
SOMEBODY SMITH WITH A FIRST NAME BETWEEN JOSEPH AND MAGGIE

76. MAGGIE SMITH

77. He suffered a fatal asthma attack less than five days after he was confirmed for a seat on the U.S. Supreme Court.

78. He was sometimes upstaged on his own talk show by a hyperactive puppy wuppy that was tragically killed shortly after the show premiered on TV.

79. PHYLLIS THAXTER
80. ALEX TREBEK

81. Thanks to the company that he founded, he was the first man who truly thought with his dipstick.

82. Outside of his famous line of work, he was a frequent substitute host for Ralph Emery and was partnered twice with Kathy Troccoli to present at the GMA Music Awards.

83. HAL WALLIS

84. The Supreme Court bromance between Antonin Scalia and Clarence Thomas is nothing compared to this one: In a 28-year span, this justice disagreed with his chief justice on only three cases.
BYRON WHITE?

85. In the most famous episode of Fawlty Towers, Basil blamed a faulty fire extinguisher on him.

86. TIGER WOODS
87. CARL YAZSTREMSKI
88. ANGUS YOUNG

[jarnon]

36. He was the most (in)famous person known to be christened at the church called St. Michael le Belfrey.
GUY FAWKES

[mellytu74]

44. If you think that fish cleaners and net menders aren't the least bit interesting, this man could prove you wrong.

Another D'oh!

This is the painter CHARLES WEBSTER HAWTHORNE - The Net Mender and Fish Cleaners are two of his paintings.

[franktangredi]

In this consolidation, you did the right thing to get rid of Abe Lincoln and Preston Tucker; however, there are two new names that are wrong. One without a question mark and one with a question mark.

Okay, I looked at the names that were added between the two consolidations. The wrong one with the question mark was BYRON WHITE. I finally got impatient and looked up Supreme Court justices who fit alphabetically, and the correct answer is BUSHROD WASHINGTON. (That first name has to be significant.)

The other wrong one is this one. I misread the question. (Oddly enough Wallis -- who fits alphabetically -- did receive the Thalberg award two years before Sam Goldwyn, and the Cecil B. DeMille award two years after Goldwyn, but that doesn't fit the parameters of the question.

83. This film producer received an honorary Academy Award two years after another film producer received an honorary Academy Award, which occurred the year before that second film producer received an honorary Golden Globe, which occurred two years after the answer to this clue received his honorary Golden Globe. Got that?
HAL WALLIS

Okay, it'll be interesting to see if we added any new wrong names since the last consolidation.

1. DON ADAMS
2. EDWARD ALBEE
3. MARTIN AMIS
4. ADAM ARKIN

5. It's probably a good idea not to perform this entertainer's "salute" during a church sermon.

6. DONOVAN BAILEY
7. MARK BALLAS
8. BOB BARR
9. GERTRUDE BERG

10. Just one year after he attempted to persuade the British Parliament to end the slave trade, he became pro-slavery. In his poem subtitled The Universal Empire of Love, he suggested that slaves loved being slaves. (Boy, did he get it wrong!)

11. ZACH BRAFF
12. JOSEPH BRANT
13. JEFF BRIDGES
14. NICOLAS CAGE
15. MICHAEL CAINE
16. DAVID CAMERON
17. KIRK CAMERON
18. JAY CARNEY
19. KURT COBAIN
20. SHAWN COLVIN
21. RUSSELL CROWE
22. BILLY CRUDUP
23. CELIA CRUZ
24. CHERIE CURRIE
25. BEVERLY D'ANGELO

26. Although he was never a candidate for the vice presidency, he still received ten votes in the last vice presidential vote of a Democratic convention that had to be conducted via roll call.

27. BRIAN DePALMA

28. The recurring theme in his books was built from his discovery that his twin sister died six weeks after birth.
PHILLIP K. DICK

29. Among the notable roles of this British actress: a mother of a Beatle, a daughter of a Stuart king, and a daughter of a Tudor king.

30. This athlete's modest and academic demeanor has long been the subject of articles on The Onion, which had him doing everything from fielding questions about the 2013 federal government sequester to encouraging his teammates to build up their frequent flyer miles.

31. JIMMY DURANTE
32. GEORGE EASTMAN
33. THOMAS EDISON

34. Perhaps the most notable winery in the Stellenbosch region of South Africa is the one owned by him.

35. MARSHALL FAULK

36. He was the most (in)famous person known to be christened at the church called St. Michael le Belfrey.

37. SOLEIL MOON FRYE

38. Was his first job disco? Very!

39. VIRGINIA GRAHAM
40. MELANIE GRIFFITH

41. His lost novel, Infernal Sorceress, was published four months after his death in 2008.

42. LYMAN HALL
43. ANDREW HARRISON

44. If you think that fish cleaners and net menders aren't the least bit interesting, this man could prove you wrong.

45. VAN HEFLIN
46. DWAYNE HICKMAN

47. He hosted an innovative puzzle contest in 1984 where the first person who could solve the on-screen detective's mystery and call the telephone number hidden in a safe deposit box somewhere in the United States won $100,000.

48. JAMES EARL JONES
49. ASHLEY JUDD
50. BORIS KARLOFF
51. VITALI KLITCHKO

52. As a teenager, he studied electrical engineering at the institute of technology based in the Chinese city that he was born. Eventually, he switched fields and earned a Ph.D. in mathematical statistics at Cornell. Before he died in 2010, he had been involved in the publication of three Russian-English scientific dictionaries.

53. DENIS LEARY

54. His father's and mother's lives were the subject of a story on Beyond Belief: Fact or Fiction. In this dramatization, the mother was declared dead by the local doctor, but miraculously awoke while in her coffin just before burial. The answer to this clue was born fifteen months after his mother returned from the dead. According to the TV show, this story was ruled a fact, but one part of this story was definitely rewritten by the show for entertainment value. Currently living descendants of the family state that her coffin was placed in the family mausoleum, not a grave.

55. RALPH MACCHIO
56. AMY MADIGAN
57. NORMAN MAILER
58. WILLIAM MASTERS
59. NELLIE MELBA

60. True to one of his most famous aphorisms, his gravesite is marked with only two things: a honey locust tree and a granite slab engraved with his name and years of birth and death.

61. His final television role was on an episode of Nickelodeon's long-running cartoon Hey Arnold!, which aired four months after he died.

62. AUDIE MURPHY
63. KIM NOVAK

64. Moses? Mosey? Mosie? Mozee? Mauzy? Screw it. Butler.

65. This sports star's Ojibwe name translates to "coming home".

66. CHRIS ROCK
67. HOWARD ROLLINS
68. JUNIOR SAMPLES
69. ERIK SATIE

70. I knew this entertainer and his manager (who was also his first wife) personally. They lived in the same apartment complex in Lexington, KY, where my mother and I lived. I was sad when the wife died in 2003 and when he died in 2011. Oooh no!

71. CURT SCHILLING
72. ROD SERLING
73. EMMITT SMITH
74. JOSEPH SMITH

75. Jet that takes the most direct route between The Dream and Plinko.
SOMEBODY SMITH WITH A FIRST NAME BETWEEN JOSEPH AND MAGGIE

76. MAGGIE SMITH

77. He suffered a fatal asthma attack less than five days after he was confirmed for a seat on the U.S. Supreme Court.

78. He was sometimes upstaged on his own talk show by a hyperactive puppy wuppy that was tragically killed shortly after the show premiered on TV.

79. PHYLLIS THAXTER
80. ALEX TREBEK

81. Thanks to the company that he founded, he was the first man who truly thought with his dipstick.

82. Outside of his famous line of work, he was a frequent substitute host for Ralph Emery and was partnered twice with Kathy Troccoli to present at the GMA Music Awards.

83. HAL WALLIS

84. The Supreme Court bromance between Antonin Scalia and Clarence Thomas is nothing compared to this one: In a 28-year span, this justice disagreed with his chief justice on only three cases.
BYRON WHITE?

85. In the most famous episode of Fawlty Towers, Basil blamed a faulty fire extinguisher on him.

86. TIGER WOODS
87. CARL YAZSTREMSKI
88. ANGUS YOUNG

[/quote]

[franktangredi]

83. This film producer received an honorary Academy Award two years after another film producer received an honorary Academy Award, which occurred the year before that second film producer received an honorary Golden Globe, which occurred two years after the answer to this clue received his honorary Golden Globe. Got that?

Okay, this is definitely JACK L. WARNER. (The other producer was Buddy Adler).

[franktangredi]

I think the new ones that were added since the last consolidation are correct. Anyway, here's a new consolidation.

Identify the 88 people below. Form 50 pairs based on a Tangredi, or hidden principle, that you must discover for yourself. Twelve names will be used twice, each in a different capacity. One name on this list connects directly to the theme.

1. DON ADAMS
2. EDWARD ALBEE
3. MARTIN AMIS
4. ADAM ARKIN

5. It's probably a good idea not to perform this entertainer's "salute" during a church sermon.

6. DONOVAN BAILEY
7. MARK BALLAS
8. BOB BARR
9. GERTRUDE BERG

10. Just one year after he attempted to persuade the British Parliament to end the slave trade, he became pro-slavery. In his poem subtitled The Universal Empire of Love, he suggested that slaves loved being slaves. (Boy, did he get it wrong!)

11. ZACH BRAFF
12. JOSEPH BRANT
13. JEFF BRIDGES
14. NICOLAS CAGE
15. MICHAEL CAINE
16. DAVID CAMERON
17. KIRK CAMERON
18. JAY CARNEY
19. KURT COBAIN
20. SHAWN COLVIN
21. RUSSELL CROWE
22. BILLY CRUDUP
23. CELIA CRUZ
24. CHERIE CURRIE
25. BEVERLY D'ANGELO

26. Although he was never a candidate for the vice presidency, he still received ten votes in the last vice presidential vote of a Democratic convention that had to be conducted via roll call.

27. BRIAN DePALMA

28. PHILLIP K. DICK

29. Among the notable roles of this British actress: a mother of a Beatle, a daughter of a Stuart king, and a daughter of a Tudor king.

30. This athlete's modest and academic demeanor has long been the subject of articles on The Onion, which had him doing everything from fielding questions about the 2013 federal government sequester to encouraging his teammates to build up their frequent flyer miles.

31. JIMMY DURANTE
32. GEORGE EASTMAN
33. THOMAS EDISON
34. ERNIE ELS
35. MARSHALL FAULK
36. GUY FAWKES
37. SOLEIL MOON FRYE

38. Was his first job disco? Very!

39. VIRGINIA GRAHAM
40. MELANIE GRIFFITH

41. His lost novel, Infernal Sorceress, was published four months after his death in 2008.

42. LYMAN HALL
43. ANDREW HARRISON
44. CHARLES WEBSTER HAWTHORNE
45. VAN HEFLIN
46. DWAYNE HICKMAN

47. He hosted an innovative puzzle contest in 1984 where the first person who could solve the on-screen detective's mystery and call the telephone number hidden in a safe deposit box somewhere in the United States won $100,000.

48. JAMES EARL JONES
49. ASHLEY JUDD
50. BORIS KARLOFF
51. VITALI KLITCHKO

52. As a teenager, he studied electrical engineering at the institute of technology based in the Chinese city that he was born. Eventually, he switched fields and earned a Ph.D. in mathematical statistics at Cornell. Before he died in 2010, he had been involved in the publication of three Russian-English scientific dictionaries.

53. DENIS LEARY
54. ROBERT E. LEE
55. RALPH MACCHIO
56. AMY MADIGAN
57. NORMAN MAILER
58. WILLIAM MASTERS
59. NELLIE MELBA
60. LUDWIG MIES VAN DER ROHE

61. His final television role was on an episode of Nickelodeon's long-running cartoon Hey Arnold!, which aired four months after he died.

62. AUDIE MURPHY
63. KIM NOVAK

64. Moses? Mosey? Mosie? Mozee? Mauzy? Screw it. Butler.
ANNIE OAKLEY

65. This sports star's Ojibwe name translates to "coming home".

66. CHRIS ROCK
67. HOWARD ROLLINS
68. JUNIOR SAMPLES
69. ERIK SATIE

70. I knew this entertainer and his manager (who was also his first wife) personally. They lived in the same apartment complex in Lexington, KY, where my mother and I lived. I was sad when the wife died in 2003 and when he died in 2011. Oooh no!

71. CURT SCHILLING
72. ROD SERLING
73. EMMITT SMITH
74. JOSEPH SMITH

75. Jet that takes the most direct route between The Dream and Plinko.
SOMEBODY SMITH WITH A FIRST NAME BETWEEN JOSEPH AND MAGGIE

76. MAGGIE SMITH
77. EDWIN STANTON

78. He was sometimes upstaged on his own talk show by a hyperactive puppy wuppy that was tragically killed shortly after the show premiered on TV.

79. PHYLLIS THAXTER
80. ALEX TREBEK

81. Thanks to the company that he founded, he was the first man who truly thought with his dipstick.

82. Outside of his famous line of work, he was a frequent substitute host for Ralph Emery and was partnered twice with Kathy Troccoli to present at the GMA Music Awards.

83. JACK L. WARNER
84. BUSHROD WASHINGTON

85. In the most famous episode of Fawlty Towers, Basil blamed a faulty fire extinguisher on him.

86. TIGER WOODS
87. CARL YAZSTREMSKI
88. ANGUS YOUNG

[Pastor Fireball]

I knew that everything would eventually work itself out. They're all correct this time.

I think the new ones that were added since the last consolidation are correct. Anyway, here's a new consolidation.

Identify the 88 people below. Form 50 pairs based on a Tangredi, or hidden principle, that you must discover for yourself. Twelve names will be used twice, each in a different capacity. One name on this list connects directly to the theme.

1. DON ADAMS
2. EDWARD ALBEE
3. MARTIN AMIS
4. ADAM ARKIN

5. It's probably a good idea not to perform this entertainer's "salute" during a church sermon.

6. DONOVAN BAILEY
7. MARK BALLAS
8. BOB BARR
9. GERTRUDE BERG

10. Just one year after he attempted to persuade the British Parliament to end the slave trade, he became pro-slavery. In his poem subtitled The Universal Empire of Love, he suggested that slaves loved being slaves. (Boy, did he get it wrong!)

11. ZACH BRAFF
12. JOSEPH BRANT
13. JEFF BRIDGES
14. NICOLAS CAGE
15. MICHAEL CAINE
16. DAVID CAMERON
17. KIRK CAMERON
18. JAY CARNEY
19. KURT COBAIN
20. SHAWN COLVIN
21. RUSSELL CROWE
22. BILLY CRUDUP
23. CELIA CRUZ
24. CHERIE CURRIE
25. BEVERLY D'ANGELO

26. Although he was never a candidate for the vice presidency, he still received ten votes in the last vice presidential vote of a Democratic convention that had to be conducted via roll call.

27. BRIAN DePALMA

28. PHILLIP K. DICK

29. Among the notable roles of this British actress: a mother of a Beatle, a daughter of a Stuart king, and a daughter of a Tudor king.

30. This athlete's modest and academic demeanor has long been the subject of articles on The Onion, which had him doing everything from fielding questions about the 2013 federal government sequester to encouraging his teammates to build up their frequent flyer miles.

31. JIMMY DURANTE
32. GEORGE EASTMAN
33. THOMAS EDISON
34. ERNIE ELS
35. MARSHALL FAULK
36. GUY FAWKES
37. SOLEIL MOON FRYE

38. Was his first job disco? Very!

39. VIRGINIA GRAHAM
40. MELANIE GRIFFITH

41. His lost novel, Infernal Sorceress, was published four months after his death in 2008.

42. LYMAN HALL
43. ANDREW HARRISON
44. CHARLES WEBSTER HAWTHORNE
45. VAN HEFLIN
46. DWAYNE HICKMAN

47. He hosted an innovative puzzle contest in 1984 where the first person who could solve the on-screen detective's mystery and call the telephone number hidden in a safe deposit box somewhere in the United States won $100,000.

48. JAMES EARL JONES
49. ASHLEY JUDD
50. BORIS KARLOFF
51. VITALI KLITCHKO

52. As a teenager, he studied electrical engineering at the institute of technology based in the Chinese city that he was born. Eventually, he switched fields and earned a Ph.D. in mathematical statistics at Cornell. Before he died in 2010, he had been involved in the publication of three Russian-English scientific dictionaries.

53. DENIS LEARY
54. ROBERT E. LEE
55. RALPH MACCHIO
56. AMY MADIGAN
57. NORMAN MAILER
58. WILLIAM MASTERS
59. NELLIE MELBA
60. LUDWIG MIES VAN DER ROHE

61. His final television role was on an episode of Nickelodeon's long-running cartoon Hey Arnold!, which aired four months after he died.

62. AUDIE MURPHY
63. KIM NOVAK

64. Moses? Mosey? Mosie? Mozee? Mauzy? Screw it. Butler.
ANNIE OAKLEY

65. This sports star's Ojibwe name translates to "coming home".

66. CHRIS ROCK
67. HOWARD ROLLINS
68. JUNIOR SAMPLES
69. ERIK SATIE

70. I knew this entertainer and his manager (who was also his first wife) personally. They lived in the same apartment complex in Lexington, KY, where my mother and I lived. I was sad when the wife died in 2003 and when he died in 2011. Oooh no!

71. CURT SCHILLING
72. ROD SERLING
73. EMMITT SMITH
74. JOSEPH SMITH

75. Jet that takes the most direct route between The Dream and Plinko.
SOMEBODY SMITH WITH A FIRST NAME BETWEEN JOSEPH AND MAGGIE

76. MAGGIE SMITH
77. EDWIN STANTON

78. He was sometimes upstaged on his own talk show by a hyperactive puppy wuppy that was tragically killed shortly after the show premiered on TV.

79. PHYLLIS THAXTER
80. ALEX TREBEK

81. Thanks to the company that he founded, he was the first man who truly thought with his dipstick.

82. Outside of his famous line of work, he was a frequent substitute host for Ralph Emery and was partnered twice with Kathy Troccoli to present at the GMA Music Awards.

83. JACK L. WARNER
84. BUSHROD WASHINGTON

85. In the most famous episode of Fawlty Towers, Basil blamed a faulty fire extinguisher on him.

86. TIGER WOODS
87. CARL YAZSTREMSKI
88. ANGUS YOUNG

[franktangredi]

I knew that everything would eventually work itself out. They're all correct this time.

Whew!

[mrkelley23]

I think the new ones that were added since the last consolidation are correct. Anyway, here's a new consolidation.

Identify the 88 people below. Form 50 pairs based on a Tangredi, or hidden principle, that you must discover for yourself. Twelve names will be used twice, each in a different capacity. One name on this list connects directly to the theme.

1. DON ADAMS
2. EDWARD ALBEE
3. MARTIN AMIS
4. ADAM ARKIN

5. It's probably a good idea not to perform this entertainer's "salute" during a church sermon.

6. DONOVAN BAILEY
7. MARK BALLAS
8. BOB BARR
9. GERTRUDE BERG

10. Just one year after he attempted to persuade the British Parliament to end the slave trade, he became pro-slavery. In his poem subtitled The Universal Empire of Love, he suggested that slaves loved being slaves. (Boy, did he get it wrong!)

11. ZACH BRAFF
12. JOSEPH BRANT
13. JEFF BRIDGES
14. NICOLAS CAGE
15. MICHAEL CAINE
16. DAVID CAMERON
17. KIRK CAMERON
18. JAY CARNEY
19. KURT COBAIN
20. SHAWN COLVIN
21. RUSSELL CROWE
22. BILLY CRUDUP
23. CELIA CRUZ
24. CHERIE CURRIE
25. BEVERLY D'ANGELO

26. Although he was never a candidate for the vice presidency, he still received ten votes in the last vice presidential vote of a Democratic convention that had to be conducted via roll call.

27. BRIAN DePALMA

28. PHILLIP K. DICK

29. Among the notable roles of this British actress: a mother of a Beatle, a daughter of a Stuart king, and a daughter of a Tudor king.

30. This athlete's modest and academic demeanor has long been the subject of articles on The Onion, which had him doing everything from fielding questions about the 2013 federal government sequester to encouraging his teammates to build up their frequent flyer miles.

31. JIMMY DURANTE
32. GEORGE EASTMAN
33. THOMAS EDISON
34. ERNIE ELS
35. MARSHALL FAULK
36. GUY FAWKES
37. SOLEIL MOON FRYE

38. Was his first job disco? Very!

39. VIRGINIA GRAHAM
40. MELANIE GRIFFITH

41. His lost novel, Infernal Sorceress, was published four months after his death in 2008.

42. LYMAN HALL
43. ANDREW HARRISON
44. CHARLES WEBSTER HAWTHORNE
45. VAN HEFLIN
46. DWAYNE HICKMAN

47. He hosted an innovative puzzle contest in 1984 where the first person who could solve the on-screen detective's mystery and call the telephone number hidden in a safe deposit box somewhere in the United States won $100,000.

48. JAMES EARL JONES
49. ASHLEY JUDD
50. BORIS KARLOFF
51. VITALI KLITCHKO

52. As a teenager, he studied electrical engineering at the institute of technology based in the Chinese city that he was born. Eventually, he switched fields and earned a Ph.D. in mathematical statistics at Cornell. Before he died in 2010, he had been involved in the publication of three Russian-English scientific dictionaries.

53. DENIS LEARY
54. ROBERT E. LEE
55. RALPH MACCHIO
56. AMY MADIGAN
57. NORMAN MAILER
58. WILLIAM MASTERS
59. NELLIE MELBA
60. LUDWIG MIES VAN DER ROHE

61. His final television role was on an episode of Nickelodeon's long-running cartoon Hey Arnold!, which aired four months after he died.

62. AUDIE MURPHY
63. KIM NOVAK

64. Moses? Mosey? Mosie? Mozee? Mauzy? Screw it. Butler.
ANNIE OAKLEY

65. This sports star's Ojibwe name translates to "coming home".

66. CHRIS ROCK
67. HOWARD ROLLINS
68. JUNIOR SAMPLES
69. ERIK SATIE

70. I knew this entertainer and his manager (who was also his first wife) personally. They lived in the same apartment complex in Lexington, KY, where my mother and I lived. I was sad when the wife died in 2003 and when he died in 2011. Oooh no!

71. CURT SCHILLING
72. ROD SERLING
73. EMMITT SMITH
74. JOSEPH SMITH

75. Jet that takes the most direct route between The Dream and Plinko.
SOMEBODY SMITH WITH A FIRST NAME BETWEEN JOSEPH AND MAGGIE

76. MAGGIE SMITH
77. EDWIN STANTON

78. He was sometimes upstaged on his own talk show by a hyperactive puppy wuppy that was tragically killed shortly after the show premiered on TV.

79. PHYLLIS THAXTER
80. ALEX TREBEK

81. Thanks to the company that he founded, he was the first man who truly thought with his dipstick.

82. Outside of his famous line of work, he was a frequent substitute host for Ralph Emery and was partnered twice with Kathy Troccoli to present at the GMA Music Awards.

83. JACK L. WARNER
84. BUSHROD WASHINGTON

85. In the most famous episode of Fawlty Towers, Basil blamed a faulty fire extinguisher on h

86. TIGER WOODS
87. CARL YAZSTREMSKI
88. ANGUS YOUNG

85. is HAROLD WILSON

82. is DARRELL WALTRIP

81. might be CHARLES "CHEERS" WAKEFIELD, who founded Castrol, which is the company that made "think with your dipstick" an advertising tagline.

78. is BEN STEIN

75. is KENNY "The Jet" SMITH

70. stumps me. I thought it must have some connection to Mr. Bill, but I can find none.

65. is TIM (aka T.J.) OSHIE

61. might be RICHARD MULLIGAN.

52. is SAMUEL KOTZ

41. is E. GARY GYGAX, although the E. is usually dropped, if that winds up making a difference.

That's enough for me tonight. Headed to bed soon -- long day tomorrow.

[franktangredi]

Semi-cheated on these:


10. Just one year after he attempted to persuade the British Parliament to end the slave trade, he became pro-slavery. In his poem subtitled The Universal Empire of Love, he suggested that slaves loved being slaves. (Boy, did he get it wrong!)

JAMES BOSWELL

26. Although he was never a candidate for the vice presidency, he still received ten votes in the last vice presidential vote of a Democratic convention that had to be conducted via roll call.

TOM DASCHLE

[franktangredi]

Doing some research here, because I don't think anyone's getting the remaining ones out of their brains.

29. Among the notable roles of this British actress: a mother of a Beatle, a daughter of a Stuart king, and a daughter of a Tudor king.

ANNE-MARIE DUFF

47. He hosted an innovative puzzle contest in 1984 where the first person who could solve the on-screen detective's mystery and call the telephone number hidden in a safe deposit box somewhere in the United States won $100,000.

Having some trouble with this one. It seems to be a conflation of two separate puzzle contests, one linked to PAUL HOFFMAN and one to WARREN HOLLAND, both of whom fit in the same alphabetical slot. Everything in the puzzle fits Hoffman, but the dollar amount of the reward for his contest was $500,000 plus a golden horse. The $100,000 fits Holland, but there doesn't seem to be an on-screen component to that one.

70. I knew this entertainer and his manager (who was also his first wife) personally. They lived in the same apartment complex in Lexington, KY, where my mother and I lived. I was sad when the wife died in 2003 and when he died in 2011. Oooh no!

RANDY SAVAGE

[Pastor Fireball]

47. He hosted an innovative puzzle contest in 1984 where the first person who could solve the on-screen detective's mystery and call the telephone number hidden in a safe deposit box somewhere in the United States won $100,000.

Having some trouble with this one. It seems to be a conflation of two separate puzzle contests, one linked to PAUL HOFFMAN and one to WARREN HOLLAND, both of whom fit in the same alphabetical slot. Everything in the puzzle fits Hoffman, but the dollar amount of the reward for his contest was $500,000 plus a golden horse. The $100,000 fits Holland, but there doesn't seem to be an on-screen component to that one.

You're in the ballpark, but I can assure you that the correct answer to this question is way more famous than either Hoffman or Holland. Once you solve this mystery, there will be only one clue that has yet to be guessed and you can start looking to solve the missing links in the Tangredi.

[franktangredi]

47. He hosted an innovative puzzle contest in 1984 where the first person who could solve the on-screen detective's mystery and call the telephone number hidden in a safe deposit box somewhere in the United States won $100,000.

Having some trouble with this one. It seems to be a conflation of two separate puzzle contests, one linked to PAUL HOFFMAN and one to WARREN HOLLAND, both of whom fit in the same alphabetical slot. Everything in the puzzle fits Hoffman, but the dollar amount of the reward for his contest was $500,000 plus a golden horse. The $100,000 fits Holland, but there doesn't seem to be an on-screen component to that one.

You're in the ballpark, but I can assure you that the correct answer to this question is way more famous than either Hoffman or Holland. Once you solve this mystery, there will be only one clue that has yet to be guessed and you can start looking to solve the missing links in the Tangredi.

Hmmm. By my count, there are three unsolved clues besides this one. I wonder if that means that one of the unsolved clues is the one that has a direct relationship to the Tangredi.

Here's what's left unsolved:

5. It's probably a good idea not to perform this entertainer's "salute" during a church sermon.

30. This athlete's modest and academic demeanor has long been the subject of articles on The Onion, which had him doing everything from fielding questions about the 2013 federal government sequester to encouraging his teammates to build up their frequent flyer miles.

38. Was his first job disco? Very!
[some thing to do with 'discovery' here]

47. He hosted an innovative puzzle contest in 1984 where the first person who could solve the on-screen detective's mystery and call the telephone number hidden in a safe deposit box somewhere in the United States won $100,000.