Final Jeopardy: Public Figures (10-15-25)

Here are some more clues from the 10/15/2025 Jeopardy! game. Please don’t put the answers to these clues in the comments so people who missed the game can have a chance to answer them. It is okay to refer to them by category and clue value or by part of the clue.

GEOGRAPHY WITH VAMPIRE WEEKEND ($400) “Ya Hey” says this ancient city on the Euphrates River near modern-day Al-Hillah, Iraq “don’t love you”

STARTS WITH A PREPOSITION ($1000) Computer talk for a group of 8 binary digits

12-LETTER WORDS ($800) Duelists & even Homer Simpson have demanded this after their honor was insulted

BLACK HISTORY WITH HENRY LOUIS GATES, JR. ($1600) The only black member of the first President Bush’s Cabinet was Louis Sullivan, who had helped establish this Atlanta medical school, the first at an HBCU in the 20th century

($2000) In 3 decades in the 19th century, the explosion of the cotton economy caused the removal of a million enslaved people from the Upper to the Deep South, known as the Second this, after the slave trading voyage from Africa

The Daily Box Scores are released at 8 pm Eastern

SNEAK PEEK CATEGORY: THAT’S ALL, FOLK TALES
($200) Trouble ahead, trouble behind… this engineer on the Cannonball “blew his whistle…but the other locomotive was comin’ fast
($400) The 2 real wives of this “Wild Frontier” man were less fun than his folk bride, alligator-fighting Sally Ann Thunder and Whirlwind
($600) On the Utah-Idaho border Bear Lake, the Caribbean of these mountains, is said to have a monster in a tale from the 1800s
($800) 100 pounds at just a few weeks old, this man of legend eventually dug out the Great Lakes so his beloved beast of burden could drink
($1000) This man of legend said, “Bring me back a 12-pound hammer, please” & won a big battle! & then very much lost a big battle!

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4 Responses

  1. VJ says:

    Yes, December 8, 1980 for Lennon. The Shah of Iran died in 1980, too, but of cancer. As for Khomeini, he died of a heart attack in 1989.

    I thought all those pauses Tafari was taking would prevent the board from being finished, and it did.

  2. Howard says:

    Good game, able players. Delaney looked petrified throughout the show but she was incredibly poised and knowledgeable. Tafari had an odd habit of sounding as if he were guessing on a lot of his correct responses. I dumbly said George Moscone instead of Milk for Final; I lived in the SF area that year and should have known it, especially with that closet clue. Not a good night for me; missed the DDs and all of the stumpers except the ATL medical college. (If anyone’s curious, Lennon was murdered in 1980.)

  3. Rick says:

    It was quite a competitive game, and Delaney emerged as the new Jeopardy champion. Congratulations Delaney! As for FJ, I also went with John Lennon.

  4. VJ says:

    The first thing I thought of on that clue about what duelists demand was the Rolling Stones song 🤣

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