Final Jeopardy: Charity (10-26-22)
Here are some more clues from the 10/26/2022 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.
QUICK LIT ($800) Maxine Hong Kingston won over critics & fans with the 1976 memoir “The Woman” this
THE NUMBER IN MUSIC ($1000) Noted for neckware, he was in Playaz Circle before teaming with Drake to go platinum with “No Lie”
PEAKS & VALLEYS ($600) Numerous fumaroles in a volcanic region of Alaska gave it the name Valley of the Ten Thousand these
BIRDS WITHIN WORDS ($1000) We’re amazed by this sea eagle’s cleverness
HISTORIC SECONDS ($1200) The 1139 meeting known as the Second one of these councils invalidated marriages of priests, monks & nuns
D.C.-AREA ATTRACTIONS ($2000) Unlike JFK’s, this president’s grave at Arlington National Cemetery lacks an eternal flame but does have a 14-foot monument
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($400) It’s a small collapsible bed
($800) To sign the back of a check, or to sya, “Pervis Q. Turbleburk Jr. for Mayor!”
($1200) In geologic time, it’s less than a period but greater than an age
($1600) A camera’s one-legged support, as opposed to 3
($2000) It’s the encampment of troops with little or not shelter, as seen here
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Nikkee looked pissed off throughout.
No wonder the final category was called ‘Charity’ Giving a second chance to someone who finished third in their initial game, lmao.
I thought I had FJ in the bag with “Peter’s Pence”. Oh well!
I got a feeling that Sadie is going to do it, but, I’ll probably be wrong. I found the over-exuberant performance of Rowan to be off-putting. Just respond to the clue, no commentary needed.
I did not know that “Trivia” was another name for Diana/Artemis and, as Professor Wikipedia told me, also Hecate. Now THAT is, well, trivial!
I don’t know when I started commenting on this site, but, looking at the write up from 2021, I see that someone calling themselves “Lifelong Jeopardy Fan” found Rowan to be annoying, also!
Jason, it looks like you started commenting in mid November 2021, so almost a year
I wish it had been earlier! I mean, I LOVE this site!
Thank you, Jason ❤️
I haven’t watched the 2nd chance tournament, but Rowan was super-impressive tonight.
Knew a ton of answers I didn’t. I did know the 2022 movie and that offbeat Kevin Kline film.
Thought the final was St Peter’s. I did visit the Trevi Fountain in 1971. We were hanging out with some NY girls we’d just met, and one of them got pinched by a stranger.
Alas, poor Nikkee, methinks you should have known that quote from “Hamlet.”
@Howard, if you have the time one of these days, you should watch that Kevin Kline movie (free on Pluto TV, according to IMDB). It’s very funny.
Oh, VJ, I’ll second that, heartily! “Oh no, not you, Ken, you have a lovely speaking voice – when it works”!
I saw it when it was new. Very amusing and unpredictable. Great cast.
The Trevi Fountain? I’ve never heard of it, nor did I watch the 1954 film ‘Three Coins In the Fountain’. Given the clue, the only thing I could come up was St. Peter’s Square.
VJ: The 1954 film was actually called ‘Three Coins in the Fountain’ (they used a definite article).
Thanks, Rick. That’s actually pretty funny to me — I typed it the way my mother used to sing the song. The link to the title goes to the article on here that has all the Oscar winners and nominees for 1954, plus Jeopardy! clues. The “Three Coins” song is playing over the clips on the YouTube. (At least I typed it right in that article 😂)
For the next two days, it’s gonna be exciting 2 day final. Both Rowan and Jack have performed so brilliantly in the semi-finals and they had a runaway games so these two are tough players and Sadie has to watch out for these two fast buzzers.