cdngooner wrote: ↑

Wed Apr 17, 2024 1:19 pm

Dead male?

Yes.

1,2. Real dead human, born 1800-2024.

It’s also know the person is male.

Is this person primarily known as:

A writer or media figure;
A jurist; and/or
A criminal.

Was this person a member of the Cabinet of the United States (which, per Wikipedia, includes department heads, Cabinet-level officials, and the vice president)?

Was this person born in the United States?

Is this person primarily famous for something to do with politics or government?

Primarily famous something or some things related to politics, the government, the military, royalty, nobility, religion, or philosophy?

Well, the tabloid cabbage’s reign as most obscure pick didn’t last long

I have a strong feeling this is going down the "OP clue after question 20 gives Spartaculous a win" route but I will bite:

Primarily famous for acting in one or more of the following: a comedy tv show, an animated tv show, a reality tv show, a children's tv show, or a science fiction tv show?

We have collectively done an awful job of questioning this round. 18 questions in and all we know are young female TV (not Netflix) actress, likely British (unless born exactly in 1995), not nominated for Emmy. The hint has me curious: what rule is QM bending? Maybe she's horribly obscure, but her ...

Dead?

Male?

Free guess: Nikolaj Coster-Waldau (his island is not on the wiki map)

Primarily famous for anything related to: television, movies, the internet, radio, plays or musicals, streaming services, acting, directing, or screenwriting?

Fictional?

Primarily famous for politics, government, the military, or being royalty or nobility?

Born in Europe?

Born somewhere in Europe or North America (to be clear, this includes Central America and the Caribbean)?

Does this entity have a mythological or religious origin?

First introduced after 1400?

First introduced after 1900?