Winter 2014
Joanna Woods won this round on February 20, 2014. There were 65 goos.
Players this round: Justin Woods (65 goos solved, a perfect score), Russ Wilhelm (63 goos solved), LaVonne Lemler (59 goos solved), Chris Lemler (58 goos solved), Mike Rothstein (58 goos solved), Joanna Woods (57 goos solved), Steve West (56 goos solved), Samir Mehta (55 goos solved), Richard Slominsky (50 goos solved), Aaron Shurtleff (35 goos solved), Denise Sawicki (32 goos solved), Erik Bates (22 goos solved), Matthew Preston (9 goos solved), Amy Austin (4 goos solved), Ryan Dunn (2 goos solved), Sarah Kyle (2 goos solved), Jason Lemler (1 goo solved), Kelly Lee (1 goo solved), and Lori Lancaster (1 goo solved).
John Boehner
He can't (or won't) allow compromise in Eric Cantor's house. Go »
Stevie Nicks
This singer is rumoured to be a bella donna in private. Go »
Vasily Zaytsev
This Soviet sniper repelled the enemy at the gates during World War II, but it didn't make him the Russian president either. Go »
Brenda Song
This Disney Channel regular co-starred in The Social Network. Go »
Chris Peters
This artist came from deep within the artistic body of Los Angeles. Go »
Ethan Hawke
Neither Jude Law nor Michelle Monaghan starred in Training Day, Reality Bites, or Before Sunrise. Go »
Silvio Berlusconi
To identify one of Europe's most notorious heads of state, you'll have to be familiar with Google Italia. Go »
Pearl Bailey
This St. Louis woman was known for Hello, Dolly! and Carmen Jones, not for Irish cream. Go »
Konstantins Raudive
If you listen very closely, you just might hear the answer to another goo. Go »
Joan Hardie
This Funeratic member is not technically a celebrity, but she is by far the most common guess made by stumped and frustrated players, both online and at GooCon. Go »
Nick Saban
College football fans loyal to Sweet Home Alabama have much to love about this championship-winning coach. Go »
Tuesday Weld
Since this star of Looking for Mr. Goodbar and Once Upon a Time in America retired, fans have asked why Tuesday's Gone. Go »
George Zimmerman
A Florida jury made a Free Bird out of this neighborhood watch volunteer who stood his ground. Go »
Pierre Bouvier
This singer fronts a Montréal-based band whose name rhymes with Simple Man. Go »
Jamie Dimon
This chief executive - that's Mr. Banker to you - has been criticized for his relentless pursuit of profit. Go »
Mark Valley
This star of canceled shows like Human Target and Body of Proof has seen plenty of lows in his career. Go »
Jonah Hill
He has trained his dragon, jumped a street, and gotten Russell Brand to the Greek. Go »
Tom Ridge
Homeland security literally starts with this Pennsylvanian. Go »
Anson Mount
Prior to his current show about trains, this actor previously starred in a show about a mountain. Go »
Pat Summitt
No coach in the association has yet topped this one's records. Go »
James Patterson
You would need more than one Clue to solve a murder faster than this best-selling author of the Alex Cross and Women's Murder Club novels. Go »
Arvind Mahankali
Knowing words like "knaidel" will help this 13-year-old win any game of Scrabble. Go »
Alexander the Great
This Greek king took a Risk by invading lands as far east as India, but he never lost a battle. Go »
Michael Mullen
His experience commanding every Battleship on the sea made him a strong military advisor to Bush and Obama. Go »
Ivanka Trump
She has a prominent role in her father's real estate and hotel empire, but she has no Monopoly on the decision-making. Go »
Billie Jean King
Winning Pong should be easy for a woman who defeated Margaret Court, Martina Navratilova, and Bobby Riggs. Who's the king? Go »
Ray Kroc
His enormous success at building McDonald's into a fast-food empire probably made his competitors feel like they were trapped in a nightmarish game of BurgerTime. Go »
Jeff Bridges
Starring in the movie Tron might help this actor excel at its better-selling video game. Go »
Atilla Iskifoglu
This champion bartender's got more than enough talent to win any game of Tapper. Go »
Sebastian Vettel
Winning four world championships must intimidate the other drivers at Pole Position. Go »
The Notorious B.I.G.
His escalation of the East Coast-West Coast feud in gangsta rap came to a Notorious end. Go »
Nik Wallenda
Being a seventh-generation circus performer helps him avoid Vertigo when walking over such places as Niagara Falls and the Grand Canyon. Go »
Marnie Stern
For all of her well-chronicled success, she still prefers just to be called Marnie. Go »
Gram Parsons
This holy singer was massively influential in country rock after playing in The Byrds. Go »
Ted Bundy
A list of victims across Oregon, Idaho, Colorado, and Florida makes this Psycho one of America's most prolific killers. Go »
Mark Cuban
Liking pickles and mustard is not what makes this successful business owner a maverick. Go »
Neil Hamburger
This comedian gets nervous when hecklers grill him like a meat patty. Go »
Rubén Blades
This beefy singer has a side career appearing in movies such as Once Upon a Time in Mexico. Go »
Peace Pilgrim
Walking any distance the day after a Thanksgiving feast can feel like tens of thousands of miles. Go »
Hoagy Carmichael
This songwriter had an extended career composing for Hollywood, but he's also known as the likeness of James Bond. Go »
Ron Woodroof
Drug dealers aren't supposed to use their own supply, but maybe things are different in Dallas. Go »
Jordan Belfort
His taxonomical classification is Wallstis lupus. Go »
Angelo Errichetti
Camden was better off without this corrupt politician. Go »
Philomena Lee
Ireland could never give this mother back what it took from her. Go »
Solomon Northup
His last name was where he spent a long time wanting to go. Go »
Neil Bush
His savings & loan collapse cost taxpayers more than a billion dollars, but it happened when his father was in the White House, not his brother. Go »
Roger Clinton
His drinking and his high-profile failures at singing and acting created a headache for his brother's protectors. Go »
Billy Carter
It's fine to like beer. It's fine to name a brew after yourself. It's not fine when your brother is the nation's top diplomat. Go »
Donald Nixon
A loan from a world-famous aviator wasn't enough to rescue this businessman from failure, and the press never let his brother forget it. Go »
Sam Houston Johnson
It's a wonder that he had enough secrets left to write a tell-all family memoir, after airing so much dirty laundry in the press. Go »
Sally Hemings
That a president had an affair with his wife's half-sister is the least controversial part of the story. Go »
Arthur Chu
This master shoretegist has given opponents quite a run for the first place tie. Go »
Madeleine L'Engle
How many Christian children's authors base their books on quantum physics? Go »
Stubbs
There's something Egyptian about this Alaskan mayor's office. Go »
Bob Keeshan
This veteran actor was promoted to captain at the age of 28. Go »
Téa Leoni
Her resume includes restless spirits, huge lizards, and alternate realities. Go »
Eve Ensler
This writer has found estimable success with a laser-like focus on one body part. Go »
Ridley Pearson
This theme park aficionado has made a killing on the bestseller lists. Go »
Jason Russell
This director is best known for exposing the once powerful. Go »
Michael Sam
In May, this tiger could become the the first openly gay professional in his sport. Go »
Nostradamus
This visionary Frenchman may have foreseen five hundred years' worth of the future, or maybe we've just willfully interpreted his quatrains that way. Go »
James Cromwell
His co-stars have included superspy Jack Ryan, a talking pig, and the Borg. Go »
Miranda Cosgrove
iCan't expect you to know every highly-paid Nickelodeon superstar, iGuess. Go »
Evo Morales
This socialist candidate came out of (far) left field to become Bolivia's first native leader. Go »
