April 2025
Samir Mehta won this round on May 6, 2025. There were 30 goos.
Players this round: Russ Wilhelm (30 goos solved, a perfect score), Samir Mehta (29 goos solved), Steve West (29 goos solved), Richard Slominsky (24 goos solved), Scott Hardie (2 goos solved), and LaVonne Lemler (1 goo solved).
Jake T. Austin
The person played Max Russo on the Disney Channel. He also voiced Diego. Go »
Gaëtan Dugas
There was Zero reason why this frequent flyer should have been posthumously blamed for his role in an epidemic in the 1980s. Go »
Benson Boone
Among the things that he considers beautiful are colorful explosions in the sky and wheeled boots on the ground. Go »
Nancy Cartwright
Her character's boyish catchphrase "eat my shorts" had a double meaning during his family's original incarnation on The Tracey Ullman Show. Go »
Kimberly King Parsons
Despite having titles about light and the universe, this author's books about her native Texas are not about astrophysics. Who's the king? Go »
Nawaz Sharif
Bill Clinton was nicknamed America's "Comeback Kid," but this goo might have been Pakistan's, having served three separate terms as prime minister despite having his national assembly dissolved, being imprisoned, being driven into multiple years-long exiles, and being barred from office after the Panama Papers scandal. Go »
Pam Bondi
The nation's top law enforcement officer has her administration's critics seeing red and feeling #0095B6. Go »
Brian Lara
This Trinidadian's world records have earned him respect equivalent to a prince. Go »
José Alvarenga
No matter how you spent 2013, you couldn't have gotten as much sunshine and time on the water as he did. Go »
F. Scott Fitzgerald
One hundred years ago, this Jazz Age novelist, named after Francis Scott Key, wrote what many consider the Great American Novel, although his premature death prevented his American life from having a second act. Go »
Ellen Barkin
She spent the 1980s being reincarnated from a man, double-crossing a disfigured criminal partner, looking for a missing rock star, romancing a New Orleans detective, and travelling across the 8th dimension. Go »
Jeff Dunham
He's done a lot for the art (and profitability) of talking to your right hand, even as some have criticized some of his creations like José Jalapeño and Achmed the Dead Terrorist as racist caricature. Go »
Nicolas Cantu
This person is still known for voicing Gumball Watterson, Charlie, and Leonardo, and in live action, Raymond and Jackson. Go »
Maria Shriver
She was one of the most prominent faces of NBC News from 1986 to 2004, but she's also known for being the link between a famous Democratic family and a Republican governor of California. Go »
Nicholas O'Neill
"Foresight" is one meaning of the name of the New England metro area where this teenager lived and died, but it also describes the apparent precognitive knowledge that he would become the youngest victim of a great disaster. Go »
Alexandra Daddario
She has dealt with earthquakes and beach crime with Dwayne Johnson, a theft of lightning and an ocean of monsters with Logan Lerner, and a hurricane layover and a luxury beach resort with Molly Shannon. Go »
Taylor Dearden
For her publicist, the first two rules of this actor's overnight-success career are: You do not talk about anything other than The Pitt. Go »
Valerie Bertinelli
How did she deal with the ups and downs of life such as marrying and divorcing a rock star, co-starring in a sitcom about life in an Ohio city, and becoming a weight loss spokesperson and author? By taking it all one day at a time. Go »
Barry White
From his first studio album in 1973 to his last in 1999 and everything in between, audiences could not get enough of this (very) deeply romantic balladeer. Go »
Daisy Fuentes
This Cuban-born presenter married a Marxist, but she became America's funniest MTV VJ, the first of her kind. Go »
Joe Seiders
This musician was just kicked out of his band after being arrested for a very specific crime, in a news story that couldn't be more similar or more ironic if a member of Arcade Fire had burned down an arcade. Go »
Yuu
This champion from Chiba always wrestles in the second person. Go »
Jan-Erik Olsson
His summer bank robbery in a European capital became synonymous with a very specific kind of sympathy. Go »
2 Chainz
His stage name is what he was wearing in his middle school yearbook photo, and that's based on a true story. Go »
Alex Warren
This prankster-turned-singer/songwriter is no ordinary success story: He co-starred in a much-hyped Netflix series about his TikTok group's attempts to go viral, although he has since burned down that particular House. Go »
Pete Hegseth
This war-on-warriors writer has been on the defensive for much of his tenure in Donald Trump's cabinet so far, if I'm interpreting the Signals correctly. Go »
Matt Foley
He doesn't live in a van down by the river, but he did try speaking motivationally to his friend about post-fame drug addiction. Go »
Sergei Krikalev
Remember the Tom Hanks movie The Terminal? He was like that, but in space. Go »
Vonda Shepard
She has earned millions of fans over the course of nine studio albums, five soundtrack albums, and three live albums, but none of her fans are quite like Ally McBeal. Go »
