Celebrity Jeopardy Final: World Landmarks (10-4-23)

In the second quarterfinal of the 2023-24 Celebrity Jeopardy! Championship, the celebrity contestants are: actor Timothy Simons, playing for Friends of LASA; actress Lisa Ann Walter, playing for the Entertainment Community Fund; and actor and singer Brian Baumgartner, playing for the Motion Picture Television Fund.

The Final Jeopardy clue in the category “World Landmarks” was:

Also famously cracked like the Liberty Bell, this 14-ton landmark still sounds its distinctive bong every hour

Jeopardy! Categories: And The State Capital Is… – Famous TV Spoilers – Joyce, Carroll, Oates – The Medi-verse – Blunt Bios Of Brand Mascots – A Bundle Of “Fun”

Lisa Ann found the Jeopardy! round Daily Double in “The Medi-verse” under the $1,000 clue, with 5 clues to go after it. She was in last place with $400, $1,100 less than Brian and Tim, tied for the lead. Lisa Ann bet the $500 allowance and she was RIGHT.

Development of the fighter pilot’s G-suit is one of the breakthroughs from this clinic whose name sounds like a deli condiment show

Tim finished in the lead with $1,800. Brian was second with $1,500 and Lisa Ann was last with $800. All clues were shown.

Double Jeopardy! Categories: Rising Up – Big-Screen Ballads – European Country Nicknames – Computing Milestones – Name Game – What A Load Of B.S.

Tim found the first Daily Double in “Rising Up” under the $600 clue on the 23rd pick. He was in the second place with $4,000 now, $1,600 less than Lisa Ann’s lead. He bet $1,000 and he was RIGHT.

One of activist Greta Thunberg’s fans is this former governor who owned the first electric Hummer H-1 show

5 clues later, Lisa Ann got the last Daily Double in “Computing Milestones” under the $600 clue. In the lead with $6,800, she had $800 more than Tim in second place. She bet $800 and she was RIGHT.

In 1997, an IBM computer named Deep Blue beat grandmaster Garry Kasparov at this game show

Lisa Ann finished in the lead with $8,600. Tim was next with $6,800 and Brian was in third place with $2,900. All clues were shown.

Triple Jeopardy! Categories: Estate Planning – Three Digit Prime Numbers – Anatomy In Latin – Bygone Tech – Scientists’ Rhyme Time – No Cap

Tim found the first Triple Jeopardy! Daily Double in “It Bygone Tech” under the $1,500 clue on the 3rd pick of the round. He was in second place with $9,800, $2,400 less than Lisa Ann’s lead. Tim bet $3,000 but couldn’t come up with anything so he was WRONG.

Fuel injection has replaced this engine part whose name begins with a synonym for automobile show

Lisa Ann found the next Daily Double in “Scientists’ Rhyme Time” under the $1,200 clue on the 15th pick of the round. She was in last place with $17,400, $1,800 more than Mark in second place. She bet $1,500 and had one word WRONG.

Physicist Isaac’s proteins that celiac disease sufferers avoid show

Tim found the last Daily Double in “Estate Planning” under the $1,500 clue on the 20th pick of the round. He was in second place with $7,100, $4,500 less than Lisa Ann’s lead. He bet $1,200 and came up with communicator. That was WRONG.

In law, it’s one party managing another’s property for the benefit of a third; in life, some say it’s the key to a good relationship show

Lisa Ann finished in the lead with a runaway $16,700 and Tim was next with $8,300. Brian was in third place with $6,200. All clues were shown.

ALL of the celebrities got Final Jeopardy! right.

WHAT IS BIG BEN?



Brian bet $6,199 and finished with $12,399.

Tim bet it all and doubled his score to $16,600.

Having already secured the semi-final spot, Lisa Ann didn’t bet a shilling. Brian and Tim each won $30,000 for their charities. Lisa Ann Walter will join Utkarsh Ambudkar in this semi-finals.

Celebrity Jeopardy (10-4-23) Timothy Simons, Lisa Ann Walter, Brian Baumgartner

A triple stumper from each round:

Round 1: FAMOUS TV SPOILERS ($500) Why did Mary Alice kill herself? She was being blackmailed! For murdering her adopted son’s mom!

Round 2: NAME GAME ($800) First name + longtime CNN anchor = this “Pygmalion” playwright

Round 3: NO CAP ($900) It can be a type of joke or the title “Cats” in a T.S. Eliot book of poems _ R _ _ T I _ _ L

More clues on Page 2

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