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The Final Jeopardy question (3/31/2015), in the category “Comedy Inspirations” was: Rodney Dangerfield credited this 1972 Best Picture Oscar winner for inspiring his most famous line. 2x champ Michael Bilow...
The Final Jeopardy question (3/30/2015), in the category “Women Authors” was: In addition to her novels, she also wrote a children’s book about Sun Yat-Sen and an “Oriental Cookbook”. Returning...
The Final Jeopardy question (3/27/2015), in the category “Transportation” was: Incorporated in 1948, this company chose its name from the book of the Hebrew prophet Hosea. 2x champ Jacqueline Hawkins...
The Final Jeopardy question (3/26/2015), in the category “Navy Ships” was: First designated as Armored Cruiser No. 1, this ship was commissioned in 1895 and operated on our East Coast...
The Final Jeopardy question (3/25/2015), in the category “Actresses” was: For playing a legal assistant in a 2000 film, she became the first actress to crash the $20 million salary...
The Final Jeopardy question (3/24/2015), in the category “The Sculptor Speaks” was: “Chaste women remain fresher” was the reason he made a mother look barely older than her son. 2x...
The Final Jeopardy question (3/23/2015), in the category “U.S. Cities” was: Kipling wrote of this city, “If a car” can “run up and down a slit in the ground…why shall...
The Final Jeopardy question (3/20/2015), in the category “Unwanted Firsts” was: Jean Valliere, burned in 1523, is considered the first martyr of this religious group. New champ Gina Shaddox won...
The Final Jeopardy question (3/19/2015), in the category “Literary Anagrams” was: Vivian Darkbloom, a minor character in a 1955 novel by this foreign born author, is an anagram of his...
The Final Jeopardy question (3/18/2015), in the category “Composers” was: 2 of the world’s greatest baroque composers, they were born within a month of each other in Germany in 1685...
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