AMERICAN WRITERS
The pen name he used for "And to Think That I Saw It on Mulberry Street" was a wink to his unfinished doctorate
Dr. Seuss
Neil Patrick Harris was just 16 when he began playing this TV doctor, also aged 16 at the start of the show
Doogie Howser
Some Sephora stores offer a free mini one of these complete beauty treatments
a makeover
This company's "Infinity" allowed you to play characters from "The Incredibles" & "Cars", to name a few
Disney
Used to cure meat for sausages, a mix of sodium nitrite & sodium chloride is called pink this seasoning
salt
Margaret Mitchell was recovering from an ankle injury when she wrote this Pulitzer winner
Gone With the Wind
Dr. Wilson was the long-suffering best friend of this sarcastic limping master diagnostician
House
Furnishing & dressing up a home interior to appeal to buyers is called this theatrical term
staging
Morrowind & Skyrim are iterations of this "venerable" set of games
The Elder Scrolls
Though chorizo comes from Spain, its red color comes from this spice associated with Hungary
paprika
He drew from his own background when writing "The Prince of Tides"
Pat Conroy
Jane Seymour played this title medicine woman practicing her craft in a frontier town
Dr. Quinn
In 2008 candidate Obama compared McCain's policies to Bush's by using this phrase about an animal & cosmetics
putting lipstick on a pig
A big gaming story of 2018 is "Fortnite:" this genre of game where the winner is last shooter or last team standing
battle royale
The most famous mortadella comes from this Italian city that also has an Oscar Mayer product named for it
Bologna
In a story by this sci-fi master, "I Sing the Body Electric!" is the title of a pamphlet for a robot grandmother
Ray Bradbury
In his youth, this actor, who played Dr. McCoy, wanted to be a physician himself
DeForest Kelley
1960s leader Alexander Dubcek of this then-country advocated "socialism with a human face"
Czechoslovakia
In the classic video game "Joust", contestants were placed upon these birds
ostriches
Gavage is the force-feeding of ducks to create this rich yet controversial foodstuff
foie gras
"Miss Lonelyhearts" was one of his satiric novels of the 1930s
(Nathanael) West
On public TV, an opinionated medico in a Cornish village isn't "Doc Ellingham" but "Doc" this first name
(Doc) Martin
An impressive facade was the goal of the Old West architecture style called this alliterative type of phony front
a false front
Make your future fighting Ghaul, leader of the Red Legion, in the second iteration of this Bungie game
Destiny
Robert Burns called this offal Scottish dish the "great chieftain o' the puddin'-race"
haggis