What's The Middle Initial (U.S.)

Too much time. If you know like 70% of the list, then there's enough time to spam the alphabet to get the last few.

I had about 17 then spammed to get the last 7 lol

Gasp! The Americans are trying to claim Michael Fox! If you get him we should get to claim someone of equal value. We want… Patton Oswalt.

I knew about 8 or 9, got the rest by guessing random letters. I suggest less time.

Nice quiz!

I feel like this quiz could be better off as a click quiz. Having one chance to get the right letter instead of spamming letters for ones you don’t know.

If you really want to game the system, you can copy and paste "qwertyuiopasdfghjklzxcvbnm" and just press the DEL key from the beginning of the line.

You can't have Arthur C. Clarke, as mentioned above. He was in no way American. How about Robert (A.) Heinlein as a replacement?

Wow...there were four I didn't know and lucky for me they were all near the beginning of the alphabet! ;)

Fun fact! The "J" in "Michael J. Fox" doesn't stand for anything. When he first registered for the Screen Actors Guild he discovered that there was already an actor going by "Michael Fox," and SAG rules prohibit two members from using the same name. His real middle name is Andrew, but he didn't like "Andrew Fox" or "Andy Fox," and "Michael A. Fox" sounded like he was saying he was "Michael, a fox." (He said it "also sounded uncomfortably Canadian – Michael Eh? Fox – but maybe I was just being oversensitive.") He ended up picking "J." in honor of the character actor Michael J. Pollard," and occasionally tells people it stands for either Jenuine or Jenius.

That was surprisingly easy - didn't expect to get them all.

Arthur C. Clark was British, Michael J. Fox is Canadian - otherwise good quiz

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This would be a great use of the whammy feature I think