82 users responded in this post

Subscribe to this post comment rss or trackback url
mygif

5B. URSULA BUFFAY

ReplyReply
mygif

Thinking about it, I feel like Section 2 are all answers that can be found in the Asterix books. With that in mind, I think every answer must be a roman character. These are the only ones I think I’ve got so far…

2c. Tortuous Convolulus (Asterix and the Roman Agent)

2d. Tremensdelerius (Asterix and Caesar’s Gift)

2g. Varius Flavus, the governor. (Asterix in Switzerland)

2i. Caius Preposterus, the economist. (Obelix & Co.)

ReplyReply
mygif
DistantFred said on January 12th, 2015 at 2:48 am

Virginia- Ancillary sitcom characters may be the key to that question. The only thing that really works against it is the Dyson Sphere bit.

ReplyReply
mygif

Greg D. – well spotted on Question 2 – haven’t got my Asterix collection to hand to look for more, but it feels right.

Question 3 might be something to do with cartoons?

Pretty sure 3f. is Duckula.

… and I could be wrong, but 6f. might be John Constantine.

ReplyReply
mygif

The theme for block 3 is probably ducks: 3h is almost certainly Wade the Duck (from Garfield and Friends).

ReplyReply
mygif

I’m not 100% sure about this, but 1i might be Pai Mei, from the movie Kill Bill.

Although my knowledge of martial arts movies is far from encyclopedic, so that could very well be wrong.

ReplyReply
mygif

6a could be Judge Turpin from Sweeney Todd

And 6h refers to blocks which reminds me of Judge Dredd so question 6 could be about judges

ReplyReply
mygif

AHA! In Dredd, Judge Anderson says she was born and raised in a block like Peach Trees.

ReplyReply
mygif

6a is definitely Judge Turpin. From the song Pretty Women:

Fetch the pomade and pumice stone
And lend me a more seductive tone
A sprinkling perhaps of French cologne
But first, sir, I think, a shave

Edit: For the record, I did not Google that. Sondheim is my favourite composer, so I know a fair bit of his lyrics off by heart.

ReplyReply
mygif

4c is Mulan, I think. I’ve been looking at fictional billionaires to try and spot a theme but nothing yet.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Forbes_Fictional_15

ReplyReply
mygif

Second Wade the Duck for 3H, and 3G couldn’t be as simple as Scrooge McDuck, could it? Could question 3 be entirely cartoon ducks?

Edited to answer my own question: 3 is definitely all ducks. 3A is Ajax from Duckman. Tarry forth with that knowledge, internet.

ReplyReply
mygif

Q3.d seems to be Rubberduck from the Zoo Crew. That’s the only starfish granting a duck powers I can find. My search results are going to be odd after today.

ReplyReply
mygif

6i. is Doc Hudson from Pixar’s Cars. He was the judge at Lightning McQueen’s hearing.

EDIT: 6e looks like Judge Frollo from the Hunchback of Notre Dame.

ReplyReply
mygif
Will "scifantasy" Frank said on January 12th, 2015 at 10:42 am

6B would be Marshall Ericsson of How I Met Your Mother, so yeah, 6 is judges.

ReplyReply
mygif
Will "scifantasy" Frank said on January 12th, 2015 at 10:44 am

And I believe that 3h is Wade Duck from US Acres

ReplyReply
mygif

The other thought I had for 6f was perhaps Benny from Supernatural, but the judge thing probably doesn’t work there.

However…. hmm. Might have to go and re-read some recent 2000AD issues.

ReplyReply
mygif
The Unstoppable Gravy Express said on January 12th, 2015 at 11:21 am

4F definitely applies to Agent Smith.

ReplyReply
mygif
Will "scifantasy" Frank said on January 12th, 2015 at 11:21 am

6f: Adrian Chase, judge, and the DC hero Vigilante. Committed suicide, and later helped the soul of Hal Jordan escape purgatory.

ReplyReply
mygif

Here’s a big list of what we’ve got so far

Question 1 – Unknown

1i. Pai Mae (Kill Bill)?

Question 2 – Asterix

2c. Tortuous Convolulus (Asterix and the Roman Agent)
2d. Tremensdelerius (Asterix and Caesar’s Gift)
2g. Varius Flavus, the governor. (Asterix in Switzerland)
2i. Caius Preposterus, the economist. (Obelix & Co.)

Question 3 – Ducks

3a. Ajax (Duckman)
3d. Rubberduck (Zoo Crew)
3f. Count Duckula
3g. Scrooge McDuck?
3h. Wade the Duck (U.S. Acres)

Question 4 – Unknown

4c. Mulan?
4f. Agent Smith?

Question 5 – Minor Sitcom characters?

5b. Ursula Buffay

Question 6 – Judges

6a. Judge Turpin (Sweeney Todd)
6b. Marshall Ericsson (How I Met Your Mother)
6e. Judge Frollo (Hunchback of Notre Dame)
6f. Adrian Chase (Vigilante)
6i. Doc Hudson (Cars)

As a side note I’m kicking myself that I didn’t spot Marshall. I love that show.

ReplyReply
mygif
The Unstoppable Gravy Express said on January 12th, 2015 at 11:27 am

Any chance 5H (custodian/janitor) refers to when Capaldi’s Doctor was undercover as a custodian? Too obvious?

ReplyReply
mygif

I followed the link to the actual quiz. And I have to say, based on the picture at the top of that page, that women fencers were freaking HARDCORE back in the day.

Either that, or those two ladies were straight up trying to perforate one another.

ReplyReply
mygif
The Unstoppable Gravy Express said on January 12th, 2015 at 11:30 am

Don’t forget 6H — someone from Judge Dredd

Also 4G could be Valentine Michael Smith, so question four could be “Smiths”.

Hey, maybe Question 5 is characters whose names sound like Buffy characters!

ReplyReply
mygif
Will "scifantasy" Frank said on January 12th, 2015 at 11:31 am

5h could also be Nathan Fillion’s custodian from Community, seems more in line with the minor-characters idea.

ReplyReply
mygif
The Unstoppable Gravy Express said on January 12th, 2015 at 11:42 am

Oh good point Will. Nathan played “Bob Waite” on Community if that helps…

ReplyReply
mygif
The Unstoppable Gravy Express said on January 12th, 2015 at 11:47 am

Just remembered 5G — that’s the NextGen where they find Scotty in a transporter circuit, right?

So now I’m thinking Q5 is “guest stars” since didn’t Lisa Kudrow as Ursula show up on another show besides Friends?

5B – Lisa Kudrow
5G – James Doohan
5H – Nathan Fillion

ReplyReply
mygif

Lisa Kudrow’s Ursula was in Mad About You

ReplyReply
mygif
Will "scifantasy" Frank said on January 12th, 2015 at 11:50 am

Except that the Dyson Sphere in that episode wasn’t destroyed, so I don’t think it’s that.

ReplyReply
mygif
The Unstoppable Gravy Express said on January 12th, 2015 at 11:52 am

Well maybe somebody else came along later and destroyed it, so that’s why Doohan “assisted” in its destruction….

….or maybe there was a version in Futurama where they destroyed it, preserving the sitcom theme?

ReplyReply
mygif

Except that the Dyson Sphere in that episode wasn’t destroyed, so I don’t think it’s that.

This one’s on me – I mis-remembered the end of the episode (they destroy the ship Scotty was on, not the sphere itself). I’ve edited the question, even though this comment confirms the answer.

ReplyReply
mygif
Will "scifantasy" Frank said on January 12th, 2015 at 12:06 pm

Ah. Well.

OK, then, that one’s clearly Scotty/Doohan. So “minor sitcom characters” is out as a theme.

Maybe it’s crossovers? Kudrow started as Ursula on Mad About You then became Phoebe on Friends, and later it’s discovered they’re sisters in a crossover episode, as I recall.

Fitting Fillion into that, though, suggests nope to Bob Waite…hm.

ReplyReply
mygif
The Unstoppable Gravy Express said on January 12th, 2015 at 12:08 pm

Crossovers is likely it, and fits Scotty & Lisa Kudrow. (Was the crossover episode where we learned Ursula was using Phoebe’s name for porn, or something like that? So the clues would be referring SPECIFICALLY to the crossover episode…)

Is the Scrubs Janitor a candidate? I have this feeling he appeared on at least 1 other show…

ReplyReply
mygif
Sean Martin said on January 12th, 2015 at 2:12 pm

@The Great Machine: “Edit: For the record, I did not Google that. Sondheim is my favourite composer, so I know a fair bit of his lyrics off by heart.

You mean, there are people who don’t?

ReplyReply
mygif

Random thoughts on some questions:
4a. Scott Pilgrim? It doesn’t fit with the potential Smith theme
5a. Makes me think of Six Feet Under but I don’t know enough of it.

ReplyReply
mygif
UnlikelyLass said on January 12th, 2015 at 2:22 pm

Might 4b, “Who was adopted by a demon?” be Skeeve of the Mythadventures books? Aaahz (no relation) ‘counted’ as a demon, IIRC. Been awhile, though, and I don’t recall it being a ‘formal’ adoption.

ReplyReply
mygif
UnlikelyLass said on January 12th, 2015 at 2:38 pm

Could 5f be the Alan Brady character (played by Carl Reiner) from the Dick Van Dyke show? Doesn’t really fit the theme, though.

ReplyReply
mygif

I think I’ve figured out the theme in question one, doing a search for always wanted to be a hawk gives a line from O a retelling of Othello.
And there’s a tarantula in She’s the Man which is based on As You Like It so the theme may be Shakespeare adaptations is which case
1c is Hugo in “O”
I can’t remember which character didn’t want to feed the tarantula but if anyone knows the play the tarantula is Malvolio.

ReplyReply
mygif

3b is Howard the Duck.

ReplyReply
mygif
The Unstoppable Gravy Express said on January 12th, 2015 at 3:14 pm

Oh geez, 4B might be Peter Lake (Winter’s Tale) which would bone my whole Q4=Smith theory. But I really like Agent Smith for “hates smell of humans” still…

I do love KWCQ time!! 😀

ReplyReply
mygif

If Alan is right about Question 1 being Shakespeare adaptations, then I’m pretty sure 1g is “Striker” Scrumfeld from Get Over It, a take on Midsummer’s Night Dream, featuring a high school musical production of the same play.

ReplyReply
mygif

Well, 4i seems like it could be John Jacob Jingleheimer Schmidt, which sort of fits with “Agent Smith” and “Skeeve”…

ReplyReply
mygif

And Question 1 is looking more and more like Shakespeare adaptations – 1B would be Kat from 10 Things I Hate About You. And 1D would be…whisky, if I remember? (According to Robby the Robot in Forbidden Planet)

ReplyReply
mygif

And there’s a tarantula in She’s the Man which is based on As You Like It

Pretty sure that She’s The Man was based on Twelfth Night. That’s the only Shakespeare (that I know of) with a character called Malvolio.

ReplyReply
mygif

“She’s The Man was based on Twelfth Night

Yes it was. I forgot that.

ReplyReply
mygif

Dammit, I was thinking Scotty, but I didn’t say it because the sphere wasn’t destroyed.

ReplyReply
mygif

Quick bit of research suggests that 1d is actually, as science would tell us, “Oxygen”.
But yes, from The Tempest with robots Forbidden Planet.

Commander Adams: Nice planet you have here. High oxygen content.
Robby: I rarely use it myself, sir. It promotes rust.

ReplyReply
mygif

A thought for question 4, I don’t know about the rest but a connection between Mulan and Agent Smith is that they both impersonate what they aren’t. Mulan disguises herself as a man, Agent Smith disguises himself as a human.

ReplyReply
mygif

The big list now with questions for reference.

Question 1 – Shakespeare Adaptations

1a. Whose first instinct was not to feed the tarantula? Unknown – (She’s The Man – Twelfth Night)
1b. Who once crashed into a car on purpose? Kat (10 Things I Hate About You – The Taming of the Shrew)
1c. Who always wanted to be a hawk? Hugo (O – Othello)
1d. What promoted rust? Oxygen (Forbidden Planet – The Tempest)
1e. Who considered herself an underachiver?
1f. Which pair of gardeners hated one another?
1g. Who kept nunchaku in his trousers? Striker (Get Over It – A Midsummer’s Night Dream)
1h. Who was unaffected by fifty-dollar words?
1i. Who explained that knowledge of kung fu was a statutory requirement in his home?

Question 2 – Asterix

2a. Who changed his name when he became a matador?
2b. Who informed the audience that he knew his enemies had a secret?
2c. who was followed by jealousy everywhere he went? Tortuous Convolulus (Asterix and the Roman Agent)
2d. Who was given property by the seaside? Tremensdelerius (Asterix and Caesar’s Gift)
2e. Who used their knowledge of soldier’s songs in pursuit of a seat in the Senate?
2f. Who was defiantly proud of not being a work of art?
2g. Who loved fried boar’s tripe with honey? Varius Flavus, the governor. (Asterix in Switzerland)
2h. Who invented the latest thing in baths?
2i. Who argued that peace was beyond all price? Caius Preposterus, the economist. (Obelix & Co.)

Question 3 – Ducks

3a. Who liked toast, but was suspicious of muffins? Ajax (Duckman)
3b. Who was concerned about the expense of nuclear weapons? Howard the Duck
3c. Who was given a bare belly when he was hit with 200 million volts of electricity?
3d. Who gained superpowers from a starfish? Rubberduck (Zoo Crew)
3e. Who once went to purchase uranium for children?
3f. Whose reincarnation involved ketchup? Count Duckula
3g. Who was too smart for hard work? Scrooge McDuck?
3h. Who always wore a floatation device so that he would not drown? Wade the Duck (U.S. Acres)
3i. Who earned a dollar for peeling potatoes?

Question 4 – Smiths?

4a. Who was once endowed with the power of love?
4b. Who was adopted by a demon? Skeeve? Peter Lake?
4c. Who refused to fight the King of the Rock? Mulan?
4d. Which rose was plucked by the younger son of a king?
4e. Who remembered a cat?
4f. Who hated the smell of humans? Agent Smith?
4g. Who is estimated to have a fortune exceeding one billion dollars? Valentine Michael Smith?
4h. Who believed there was a star expressly for her?
4i. Whose middle names were the result of a local tradition? John Jacob Jingleheimer Schmidt?

Question 5 – crossovers?

5a. Who was the brother of a mortician?
5b. Who appeared in pornography under an assumed, but real, name? Ursula Buffay (Friends)
5c. Who considered amaretto a “wussy drink”?
5d. Who started smoking at the age of nine?
5e. Who did not discover he had a son until he was thirty-two?
5f. Who considered the revelation of his baldness a firing offense? Alan Brady (Dick van Dyke Show)?
5g. Who assisted in an escape from a Dyson Sphere? Montgomery Scott (TNG Relics)
5h. Who had a firm belief about the distinction between a custodian and a janitor? The Janitor? (Scrubs)
5i.Which journalist refused to speak to her birth mother?

Question 6 – Judges

6a. Who once requested some French cologne? Judge Turpin (Sweeney Todd)
6b. Who gave up his dream to move to Italy? Marshall Ericsson (How I Met Your Mother)
6c. Who acted only in the ultimate greater interest?
6d. Who knew that the form of the devil was a griffin with wings of leather?
6e. Who was a fool without a crown? Judge Frollo (Hunchback of Notre Dame)
6f. Who committed suicide and then helped a soul escape Purgatory? Adrian Chase (Vigilante)
6g. Who always considered being from Texas to be a capital crime?
6h. Who was born and raised in a bad block? Judge Anderson (Dredd)
6i. Who was a 1951 model? Doc Hudson (Cars)

ReplyReply
mygif
DistantFred said on January 12th, 2015 at 5:38 pm

3g- “Too smart for hard work” is NOT Scrooge McDuck, who was willing to work his butt off for pittances. Even once he was richer than anyone, he would still bust hump to get microsums.

Now, DONALD Duck… he might fit, as he was always one for the get-rich-quick scheme.

ReplyReply
mygif

I think I’ve got some more:

2a: Spurious Brontosaurus (Asterix in Spain)

2f: Goldendelicious (Asterix and the Laurel Wreath)

2h: Squareonthehypotenus (Mansions of the Gods)

That leaves 2b and 2e, and those are the own two that weren’t familiar, so they may be from books I never read. But it’s possible the internet can help, or I’ll likely have to head to a library…

ReplyReply
mygif

Okay. Found my Asterix collection. Let’s have a crack at #2:

2a: El Hispanies, née Spurius Brontosaurus, Roman agent. (Asterix in Spain).

2b: Possibly Gaius Veriambitius in “Asterix at the Olympic Games”, but I’m not convinced. More research needed.

2c. Tortuous Convolulus (Asterix and the Roman Agent) > per Greg D.

2d. Tremensdelerius (Asterix and Caesar’s Gift) > per Greg D.

2f. Goldendelicius, major domo to Osseus Humerus (Asterix and the Laurel Wreath).

2g. Varius Flavus, the governor. (Asterix in Switzerland) > per Greg D.

2i. Caius Preposterus, the economist. (Obelix & Co.) > per Greg D.

2e and 2h I haven’t found yet – they weren’t where I thought they would be (in Asterix and the Cauldron & Asterix and the Chieftain’s Shield respectively). If no-one else comes up with an answer, I’ll have another look tomorrow.

ReplyReply
mygif

Goddammit, spent too long looking for the missing answers and Greg D. beats me to it. >_<

(ETA: Greg, where’s the 2h answer, if you don’t mind? I had a skim through MotG, but didn’t see it.

RETA: Oh buggerit, NVM – pg. 6. I knew that sounded familiar.)

ReplyReply
mygif

Random though – could 4c be Scar?
“Is that a challenge, Scar?” –the king of Pride Rock.

Also, 4a – Leeloo?
… or, like, any Disney heroine (e.g. Frozen). … could theme 4 be Disney related? Hm. Nah, probably not.

… and 4h feels like it’s on the tip of my brain…

ReplyReply
mygif
Aardy R. DeVarque said on January 13th, 2015 at 12:08 am

And here I thought the answer to 4i was “Christopher H. D. Bird”.

ReplyReply
mygif

4h might be Victoria from Stardust (in reference to Yvaine). That might work if the theme of 4 is something disguised as a person/man (which picks up Mulan and Agent Smith as well.)

ReplyReply
mygif

Acutally, lets make the theme of 4 simpler: disguise. Then 4a could be Queen Chrysalis from My Little Pony.

ReplyReply
mygif
UnlikelyLass said on January 13th, 2015 at 8:45 am

If 1is Shakespeare adaptions, I will be sorely disappointed if we don’t get a Strange Brew reference in there (it’s basically Hamlet).

ReplyReply
mygif
The Unstoppable Gravy Express said on January 13th, 2015 at 11:01 am

–Could 6C be the Living Tribunal?
–Isn’t there a King of the Rock in Game of Thrones somewhere?

ReplyReply
mygif

Unstoppable Gravy Express, that was my first thought too. The Lannisters were Kings of the Rock but I couldn’t find anyone refusing to fight them.
The Mulan guess comes from this scene http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jXSX84eVUCs

6c does sound like it could be the Living Tribunal.

ReplyReply
mygif
Wolfthomas said on January 13th, 2015 at 11:31 am

4.G Tywin Lannister?

ReplyReply
mygif
The Unstoppable Gravy Express said on January 13th, 2015 at 11:38 am

Does GoT use dollars though??

ReplyReply
mygif
The Unstoppable Gravy Express said on January 13th, 2015 at 11:44 am

If category 4 is some version of “characters with the power/ability of disguise” then could 4B be Mystique?

4a. Who was once endowed with the power of love? Queen Chrysalis from My Little Pony
4b. Who was adopted by a demon? Mystique
4c. Who refused to fight the King of the Rock? Mulan
4d. Which rose was plucked by the younger son of a king?
4e. Who remembered a cat?
4f. Who hated the smell of humans? Agent Smith
4g. Who is estimated to have a fortune exceeding one billion dollars?
4h. Who believed there was a star expressly for her?
4i. Whose middle names were the result of a local tradition?

ReplyReply
mygif

From Unlikely Lass:

Could 5f be the Alan Brady character (played by Carl Reiner) from the Dick Van Dyke show? Doesn’t really fit the theme, though.

It does, though! Carl Reiner once guested on Mad About You not as himself, but as Alan Brady. That would be two crossovers with Mad About You in this theme. Undoubtedly all the shows in the crossovers are part of the Westphall Universe.

ReplyReply
mygif

5a. John Munch of L&O:SVU and everything else. His brother runs a funeral parlor, and Munch jokes about sending him some business occasionally. It would just be wrong if Richard Belzer didn’t make this category.

ReplyReply
mygif

So 5 is characters who’ve crossed over into another TV show.

ReplyReply
mygif

Don’t feel bad, Thornae. I spent a long time looking these things up. I read these books over and over when I was a teenager, and it was pure luck that some of those questions tickled those old memories. At first I thought that I was insane, but then actual research revealed that I was right on track.

I am still unable to find 2b and 2e. I thought 2b might be Frolix from “Asterix and the Soothsayer”, but he’s not a roman character. I’ve been going through some scanned copies of the books posted online, and I recommend you do the same.

ReplyReply
mygif

I don’t know if it fits the theme, but…

4e could conceivably be Anya/Anastasia from the animated film. “And I recall his yellow cat!” is the first real hint Vlad and Dmitri get that she is the real Anastasia.

ReplyReply
mygif

There was definitely a King of the Rock in Westeros, and my feeling is that that’s what 4c points to. There’s enough weird historical stuff in ASoIaF that there’s got to be something relevant in there.

ReplyReply
mygif

Okay, I’ve got 2b. It was the spy, Caligula Minus, from the very first book: Asterix the Gaul!

…and I still have no idea which the last one is. 😛

ReplyReply
mygif

Also pretty sure 4d is someone from House Tyrell in ASoIaF, but I haven’t been able to pin down who just yet.

ReplyReply
mygif
chrisrw109 said on January 14th, 2015 at 12:22 pm

For a minute I was thinking 4 might just be a reference to Gaiman works…. but that doesn’t really fit other than the obvious ones.

4c. Who refused to fight the King of the Rock? Shadow (Didn’t fight Mad Sweeney)

4h. Who believed there was a star expressly for her? Victoria

ReplyReply
mygif

Chrisrw109- it’s possible 4 is Gaiman-related. He did write a short story for the Matrix. But, disguises is probably the better fit, or people who aren’t what they appear to be.

ReplyReply
mygif

1i is probably from Romeo Must Die?

If 4 is people in disguise could 4g be Bruce Wayne/Batman?

ReplyReply
mygif

4g could be Batman. Based on this article Wayne Enterprises is worth $1.45 billion and Bruce himself has anywhere between 6.9 and 11.6 billion.

ReplyReply
mygif

6d. Theodoric of York. SNL season 4, episode 4, wherein he acts as the judge of a witch trial.

(I know that Joni Mitchell started smoking at nine, but as this isn’t asking after that sort of trivia, it remains an interesting but inapplicable bit of data.)

ReplyReply
mygif

1f. is probably people from the Gnomeo and Juliet movie. I never saw it, but who else would be Shakespeare adaptation gardeners?

ReplyReply
mygif

Regarding 5H: One episode of Community made a major distinction between custodians and janitors. Abed had guest-starred on Cougertown some time before that; I can’t recall if he voiced that distinction himself or not, but the circumstances could apply.

ReplyReply
mygif
The Unstoppable Gravy Express said on January 19th, 2015 at 8:55 am

MGK, what’s the deadline for us to figure these out BTW?

ReplyReply
mygif

MGK, what’s the deadline for us to figure these out BTW?

I’ll post the answers on Thursday, so: Thursday morning, I guess.

ReplyReply
mygif
The Unstoppable Gravy Express said on January 21st, 2015 at 8:15 am

For some reason decided to watch “Lucy” last night AND SHE REMEMBERED A CAT OMFG

FOUR: Characters with the Power of Disguise

4a. Who was once endowed with the power of love? Queen Chrysalis from My Little Pony
4b. Who was adopted by a demon? Mystique
4c. Who refused to fight the King of the Rock? Mulan
4d. Which rose was plucked by the younger son of a king?
4e. Who remembered a cat? Lucy (Scarlett Johansson)
4f. Who hated the smell of humans? Agent Smith
4g. Who is estimated to have a fortune exceeding one billion dollars? Bruce Wayne
4h. Who believed there was a star expressly for her?
4i. Whose middle names were the result of a local tradition?

ReplyReply
mygif
slappy the happy robot said on January 21st, 2015 at 1:42 pm

i don’t think the “power of disguise” theme makes sense at all for #4 because a lot of the entries aren’t people with the power of disguise. putting on a costume (batman) or dressing up like a man (mulan) aren’t “powers”

just think everybody’s going the wrong way on #4 is all

ReplyReply
mygif

@slap the happy robot – that is a very literal interpretation of the phrase used by The Unstoppable Gravy Train Express. I bet you frown a lot. I wish you happiness.

I think ‘Characters who Transform’ could be another way to describe the category but that’s a cosmetic change: the general concept is the same.

I keep wanting the 6 categories to merge into a super-answer. Something that combines Shakespeare adaptations, Asterix, Ducks, Judges, Transformation, and TV Crossovers… but I guess that’s not what this quiz is about. (But I did just learn there is a Donald Duck Transformer toy!)

Thanks for the fun quiz, blogman.

ReplyReply
mygif
The Unstoppable Gravy Express said on January 22nd, 2015 at 8:52 am

“The Merry Transforming Duck-Judges of Asterix” (guest starring The Fonz!)

ReplyReply

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

Please Note: Comment moderation may be active so there is no need to resubmit your comments