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Name the other half of these iconic pairs!

1. Sherlock Holmes and...

Hercule Poirot Dr. John Watson Inspector Lestrade

Correct Answer: Dr. John Watson

2. Batman and...

Superman Alfred Robin

Correct Answer: Robin

3. Romeo and...

Juliet Beatrice Helena

Correct Answer: Juliet

4. Han Solo and...

Luke Skywalker Chewbacca Lando Calrissian

Correct Answer: Chewbacca

5. Tom and...

Spike Sylvester Jerry

Correct Answer: Jerry

6. Mario and...

Luigi Yoshi Bowser

Correct Answer: Luigi

7. Bonnie and...

Butch Clyde Sundance

Correct Answer: Clyde

8. Simon and...

Oates McCartney Garfunkel

Correct Answer: Garfunkel

9. Siskel and...

Ebert Roeper Phillips

Correct Answer: Ebert

10. Ken and...

Skipper Barbie Midge

Correct Answer: Barbie

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