March 2026
This round is still underway and has had 24 goos so far. Start playing!
Players this round: Russ Wilhelm (22 goos solved), Richard Slominsky (21 goos solved), Steve West (20 goos solved), Samir Mehta (18 goos solved), Hugh Spaffman (3 goos solved), Wilbur Soot (3 goos solved), and Matthew Anderson (2 goos solved).
Marie Tussaud
If this French artist had lost her head in the French revolution as nearly happened. you might not be able to pose with lifelike figures of the subjects of this game in touristy museums around the world. Go »
Jacob Elordi
Hearts, horses, and heights are the titular concerns of this actor, whose career has been given a second life thanks to a jolting Oscar nomination. Go »
Jeremy Fears Jr.
Going into March Madness, his rivals might tell themselves that the only thing they have to fear is he himself. Go »
Margaret Gilleo
Whatever your feelings about American military action, your right to express them via your yard was protected by this Missourian litigant in the 1990s. Go »
Lou Gehrig
On the face of it, he may have seemed like the luckiest man on Earth. But his record-setting streak of consecutive games while playing for his native New York was so famously interrupted by an incurable disease that it came to be called his. Go »
Brian Posehn
This comedian of comedy has written for Bob Odenkirk and David Cross, Adam Carolla and Jimmy Kimmel, and Dethklok and Deadpool. Go »
Terry Smith
The ceaselessly positive attitude of this American footballer who became a British soccer coach inspired a wave of feel-good television long before Apple TV+ existed. Go »
Dianna Cowern
This MIT grad is a physicist, not a pathologist, but COVID caused a three-year interruption in her normal production schedule none the less. Go »
Merv Griffin
This pop singer, film actor, and talk show host enjoyed his biggest success producing two long-running weeknight game shows about danger and circular luck, although his wife came up with the premise for one of them. Please phrase your response in the form of a question. Go »
Tobi Vail
Her deodorant inspired Kurt Cobain's biggest hit, her zine about angry grrls could have started a riot, and she's been killing it on stage in her feminist band since 1990. Go »
Robert Smithson
After his early Catholic-inspired paintings and drawings, this artist looked at nature's landscape of rocks and shapes and thought, "Why not give it a whirl?" Go »
Nick Ut
Evidence indicates that despite his credit, he might not have been the photographer who took the world-famous picture of a crying girl in severe emotional distress on a fateful June 8, and I'm not even talking about that time when Paris Hilton was crying in the back of an LAPD cruiser. Go »
Michael Ende
This German fantasist so hated the part of the story that was his name that he wrote a famous story in which it would never happen. Go »
Jack Welch
Gee, this electricity company leader is about as popular today as a neutron bomb: A CEO who spent two decades maximizing executive pay while forcing his employees into competition to avoid being cut in his yearly termination quota. Go »
Jason Kreis
The career of this soccer coach has taken him as far across the field (pitch?) as Manchester to learn how they operate, but currently he's back at work in Salt Lake City where he once played. Go »
Chrishell Stause
This small-town Kentuckian so enjoyed living in Los Angeles to film All My Children and Days of Our Lives that she started helping other people buy houses there on Netflix. Go »
