Round XLII
Denise Sawicki won this round on March 14, 2010. There were 56 goos.
Players this round: Justin Woods (55 goos solved), Russ Wilhelm (54 goos solved), Steve West (54 goos solved), Richard Slominsky (52 goos solved), Ryan Dunn (52 goos solved), Denise Sawicki (50 goos solved), LaVonne Lemler (49 goos solved), Aaron Shurtleff (48 goos solved), Amy Austin (48 goos solved), Samir Mehta (47 goos solved), Chris Lemler (46 goos solved), Steve Dunn (45 goos solved), Mike Rothstein (42 goos solved), Mike Eberhart (38 goos solved), Sarah Kyle (33 goos solved), Melissa Anderson (28 goos solved), Walter Chesser (27 goos solved), Erik Bates (22 goos solved), Joanna Woods (20 goos solved), Jesse King (13 goos solved), Scott Horowitz (12 goos solved), Tony Peters (12 goos solved), Sara Nelson (9 goos solved), Dennis Wuorenma (3 goos solved), Jesse Vengrove (2 goos solved), Lori Lancaster (2 goos solved), and Elaine Beckland (1 goo solved).
Wyclef Jean
This musician sought refuge from the carnival atmosphere of the music business by leading humanitarian causes in his homeland. Go »
Jean-Michel Basquiat
This young artist expressed his heritage from the streets to the art galleries. Go »
Régine Chassagne
Many more buildings burn down after an earthquake than just arcades. Go »
Alexandre Dumas
Disaster recovery means all for one (and one for all). Go »
Reggie Fils-Aimé
What do a Japanese corporation, Haitian immigrants, and American video game fans have in common? Go »
Maxwell
You don't need a pretty pair of wings to fly to the top of the Billboard albums chart. Go »
Jimmy Jean-Louis
Haiti needs every hero it can get. Go »
Tim Tebow
This goo will say "see you later gator" and move on to the pros, maybe next year. Go »
Jaycee Dugard
She was no longer a kid by the time the kidnapping was solved. Go »
Kirk Cameron
Who knew this teen star would grow up to be such a pain? Go »
David DeVore
Is this game real? Is this round going to be forever? Go »
H.P. Lovecraft
This New England author turned tentacled monsters, extra-dimensional invaders, and maddening nightmares into cultish popularity. Go »
William Hung
This terrible singer's overnight popularity was the surprise of the century. Go »
Patti Blagojevich
She had to travel all the way to Costa Rica to get away from her husband's controversies. Go »
Ross Perot
19% popularity isn't normally considered a success, especially when it's costing you millions. Go »
Graydon Carter
All's fair in the New York social scene. Go »
Bob Sheppard
#56, the voice of G-d, #56. Go »
Quentin Tarantino
In his movies, hitmen quote from Bibles, WWII soldiers can't spell, stuntmen kill with their cars, and brides prefer samurai swords. Go »
Tami Farrell
Is California for or against same-sex marriage? Its best representative might be someone who can keep her mouth shut. Go »
Ed Hardy
His nominal clothing line has shown up in more and more stores lately, but he's more famous for putting ink somewhere besides a contract. Go »
Jeff Bridges
This actor bridged such diverse movies as Tron, The Big Lebowski, Iron Man, The Last Picture Show, and Starman. Go »
Steve Martin
He's fathered two brides, had two amigos, tamed two panthers, and raised two dozen kids. Go »
Julie Powell
Following in a child's footsteps can lead you to a book deal. Go »
Michael Oher
Nobody saw success coming for this future NFL star. Go »
Kathryn Bigelow
If you can solve the number to this combination lock, then you will be able to build on your biggest tower. Go »
Alec Baldwin
His transition from sexy leading man to pudgy sitcom supporting star is like something out of Saturday Night Live (but not exactly). Go »
Sapphire
Her fiery debut set the publishing world ablaze. Go »
Richard Phillips
After his rescue, he probably didn't want to ride Pirates of the Caribbean. Go »
Ardi
You better not ask her age, even if she is your relative. Go »
Harry Reid
59% isn't much of a majority to lead. Go »
Shepard Fairey
This artist lived a fairy tale until he was crushed by some bad news. Go »
Jillian Michaels
A loss over this goo could be your biggest. Go »
Orly Taitz
Her theories couldn't be any wilder if they had originally come from Kenya. Go »
John Yettaw
Sink-or-swim goos like this take hard work to figure out. Go »
Lindsey Vonn
This round is all downhill from yesterday's goo. Go »
Kim Yu-Na
Many teenagers think they're the best in the world, but few have a forum as big as the Olympics to prove it. Go »
Nodar Kumaritashvili
His Olympic career ended just hours before it began. Go »
Christine Nesbitt
This Canadian skater was born in Australia, won a silver medal in Spain, and now lives in London. Go »
Lindsey Jacobellis
More people go off-track with Visa. Go »
Sidney Crosby
He didn't get a silver medal, but he still has that silver cup. Go »
Apolo Ohno
Whether in the skate rink or on reality shows, his opponents say his last name when they see him. Go »
Flea
This bassist is the tiniest star in rock music... except maybe for Adam Ant. Go »
Whiplash the Cowboy Monkey
Now that there is one odd bronc buster. Go »
Andy Breckman
It might take more than seven seconds to solve this mystery. Go »
Henry Kissinger
Making peace with this goo is possible, as long as you don't go to Cambodia for the answer. Go »
JWoww
Not the Garden State's classiest export. Go »
Malcolm Gladwell
New York is grateful to have this canine sociologist on the job. Go »
Robert John Burck
Some people have started a new job in New York with only the clothes on their backs, but this guy didn't even have that much. Go »
Andy Milonakis
The older you get, the easier it is to feel like a kid again. Go »
Joan Rivers
There's something about yesterday's Oscars that makes me gag. Go »
Gene Simmons
The most famous tongue in the business. Go »
Joseph Crater
Maybe he fell into his last name. Go »
Sarah Killen
She hasn't even been a celebrity for a week, and she already has a killer following. Go »
David Coverdale
His fans boo and hiss when you point out that he never appeared on the cover of Rolling Stone. Go »
Naomi Campbell
She never gets tired of being one of fashion's top hits. Go »
