Final Jeopardy: European Museums (9-29-15)
Today’s Final Jeopardy question (9/29/2015) in the category “European Museums” was: In one of her last official acts before abdicating, Queen Beatrix reopened this museum after a 10-year renovation. 2x...
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Final Jeopardy: Rock & Roll (9-28-15)
The Final Jeopardy question (9/28/2015) in the category “Rock & Roll” was: The group Nazareth took its name from the first line of a 1968 song from this other group....
Supporting Cast of Exsuscito: Ray Donovan
Here are the some of the actors who were in the supporting cast of “Exsuscito”, Ray Donovan, Season 3, Episode 12– the season finale. Link Ruiz played the patrol officer...
Exsuscito Recap: Ray Donovan Season 3 Finale
The final episode in Season 3 of Ray Donovan was called “Exsuscito” and if Latin is not your thing, you can click here for a definition. By the end, there...
Final Jeopardy: 9-21-15 to 9-25-15
Here are the Final Jeopardy questions and answers for the week of September 21, 2015, as we finish up the second week of Season 32. Mon, Sept 21 – Correct answers:...
Final Jeopardy: European Cities (9-25-15)
The Final Jeopardy question (9/25/2015) in the category “European Cities” was: National Geographic says the site of this city is “the largest wetland in the Mediterranean”. 3x champ Dylan Parson...
Empire: Cast of “The Devils Are Here”
Empire’s Season 2 Debut featured some big co-stars and quite a few people playing themselves in the normal course of the music business, or, in the case of the Rev....
Final Jeopardy: Foreign Phrases (9-24-15)
The Final Jeopardy question (9/24/2015) in the category “Foreign Phrases” was: This French phrase refers to part of the Order of the Holy Ghost; its knights became known for serving...
Stephen Colbert Pisses Houstonians Off, Sort Of
Stephen Colbert ticked off Houstonians on Tuesday during his “Hungry for Power” segment with his remarks about former Texas Governor, Rick Perry, leaving the presidential campaign (about 2:56 in the...
Final Jeopardy: Historic Legislation (9-23-15)
The Final Jeopardy question (9/23/2015) in the category “Historic Legislation” was: In 1820 Jefferson called this bill “the knell of the union”, saying “a geographical line… will never be obliterated.”...
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