[Answer] 4. On "The Tonight Show" Johnny Carson often portrayed a turbaned soothsayer named "Carnac". What was Carnac's full title?

Step 1 : Introduction to the question "4. On "The Tonight Show" Johnny Carson often portrayed a turbaned soothsayer named "Carnac". What was Carnac's full title?"

...1. Carnac the Invincible 2. Carnac the Psychic 3. Carnac the Holy 4. Carnac the Magnificent "Carnac the Magnificent" was perhaps Johnny Carson's most popular character on the "Tonight Show". Carnac wore a huge turban and forecast the future; Ed McMahon played the role of straight man and introduced Carnac as the "great mystic from the East". McMahon would hand Carnac a sealed envelope and Carnac would magically reveal the message- example: "To the cleaners." Carnac would then reveal the answer to the question: "Where are Johnny Carson's wives taking him?" When the studio audience didn't laugh, Carnac would glare and then utter a curse such as, "May a diseased rhinocerous visit your family weekly!" Carnac the Magnificent made many appearances on the "Tonight Show".

[Answer] 5. On "The Tonight Show" Johnny Carson often portrayed a turbaned soothsayer named "Carnac". What was Carnac's full title?

Step 1 : Introduction to the question "5. On "The Tonight Show" Johnny Carson often portrayed a turbaned soothsayer named "Carnac". What was Carnac's full title?"

...1. Carnac the Invincible 2. Carnac the Psychic 3. Carnac the Holy 4. Carnac the Magnificent "Carnac the Magnificent" was perhaps Johnny Carson's most popular character on the "Tonight Show". Carnac wore a huge turban and forecast the future; Ed McMahon played the role of straight man and introduced Carnac as the "great mystic from the East". McMahon would hand Carnac a sealed envelope and Carnac would magically reveal the message- example: "To the cleaners." Carnac would then reveal the answer to the question: "Where are Johnny Carson's wives taking him?" When the studio audience didn't laugh, Carnac would glare and then utter a curse such as, "May a diseased rhinocerous visit your family weekly!" Carnac the Magnificent made many appearances on the "Tonight Show".

[Answer] 1. I ignored a soothsayer and as a consequence was stabbed to death by conspirators, led by my supposedly dear friend. Who am I?

Step 1 : Introduction to the question "1. I ignored a soothsayer and as a consequence was stabbed to death by conspirators, led by my supposedly dear friend. Who am I?"

...1. Mark Anthony 2. Cleopatra 3. Brutus 4. Julius Caesar Not fair! They attacked me! All I had was a stylus to defend myself with! What happened to "the pen is mightier than the sword?" Maybe next time, I should be careful about who I trust and don't trust. Only, there is no next time for me. "Then fall, Caesar!" I am dead. I've been dead for a long time, actually. Didn't you know? I thought that Shakespeare guy told you about me. "Beware the Ides of March." Caesar did not, and therefore died, supposedly saying the immortal line, "Et tu, Brute?" ("And you, Brutus?)" Julius Caesar died on March 15, 44 B.C. at the hands of conspirators led by Marcus Brutus. The conspirators were afraid that Caesar would become king and gain too much power, so they formed the plot.