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The Final Jeopardy question (6/17/2014), in the category “19th Century Novel Characters” was: His “spinal column was curved”… the “head was between the shoulder-blades” and… one leg was shorter than...
The Final Jeopardy question (6/16/2014), in the category “Word Origins” was: This noun meaning a secret plan comes from the Latin to breathe together. 2x champ Katie Frank has won...
The Final Jeopardy question (6/13/2014), in the category “Foreign Service” was: William Sullivan retired from the Foreign Service in 1979. He was the last ambassador to this country. New champ...
The Final Jeopardy question (6/12/2014), in the category “Current Television” was: George Romero declined to direct a few episodes of this series, calling it “basically… just a soap opera.” New...
The Final Jeopardy question (6/11/2014), in the category “World Capitals” was: Ending in the same 2 letters, these 2 are capitals of a nation that covers a continent & a...
The Final Jeopardy question (6/10/2014), in the category “Scientists” was: As a humorous tribute, an astronomical term equivalent to at least 4 billion has been named for him. 3x champ...
Jeopardy! Recap for June 9, 2014 featuring Final Jeopardy bets and results. Today’s Daily Double categories: American Cities, Novels & Novelists, The Century’s First Year
The Final Jeopardy question (6/6/2014), in the category “20th Century Americas” was: In 1911 Glenn Curtiss received this document No. 1. New champ Molly LaLonde won $23,000 in yesterday’s game....
Oh lord! It was painful to listen to, but mute it if you can’t take another run through of Trebek’s insane impressions. It’s still interesting to watch Sarah realize she’s...
The Final Jeopardy question (6/5/2014), in the category “19th Century U.S. History” was: A dignitary at the dedication of this said it was “keeping watch and ward before the open...
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