Robert Q. Lewis

Robert Q. Lewis (born Robert Goldberg, 5 April 1921 – 11 December 1991) was an American actor and radio/television host. He played Merkle in C.H.O.M.P.S.
== Biography ==
Robert Q. Lewis was born 5 April 1921, in New York City as Robert Goldberg. He was an actor, known for An Affair to Remember (1957), What's My Line? (1950) and The Golden Twenties (1950), and hosted his own game show, The Name's the Same (1951), and starred in The Robert Q. Lewis Show (1950). He died 11 December 1991, in Los Angeles.
According to an article published in the 10 August 1947, issue of The New York Times, Lewis added the middle initial Q to his professional name at the age of twenty-two. Lewis said, "The Q doesn't signify anything definite. It's an attention getter. Something to make people notice me." In a 1951 interview, Lewis said the Q stood for "anything you want!" And in a 1960s television interview, he stated that after he was born, his parents decided to call it quits.
== External Links ==
* Robert Q. Lewis at the Internet Movie Database
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