Final Jeopardy: Phrases of the 1950s (10-30-20)
Here are 6 more triple stumpers from the 10/30/2020 Jeopardy! game:
ALL THAT JAZZ LINGO ($200) This 3-letter word means “in the know”; add “cat” to the end & it means a jazz fan
DESCRIBING THE TV SHOW ($400) Mr. Exotic! Country songs! Murder-for-hire! Polyamory! & More!
HISTORIC BELLS ($800) Dating to 771 A.D. Korea’s Divine Bell of King Seongdeok served as a model for other bells used in this same religion
DIFFER BY A LETTER ($2000) 1/8 of a fluid ounce & “beat the skins”
IF YOU LIVED HERE ($800) If you once lived in the wealthy community of Kolmanskop, Namibia, you left with everyone else when these gems ran out
BE HOME NOW ($1600) If you want your package delivered when someone is home, these 2 words follow “adult” in a FedEx option
Answers to the Sneak Peek clues — MOVIE SEQUELS:
($400) In the Spanish language version of this 1991 sequel, the title character says “Sayonara, baby” before defeating his foe
($800) At the beginning of this 2018 animated sequel, we see how the Parrs deal with the Underminer, whom we last saw in 2004
($1200) A bunch of reporters get into a brawl that escalates quickly in this Wil Ferrell sequel
($1600) This comedy set in Vegas & its “Part II” set in Bangkok are on the R-Rated highest grossing list
($2000) Before he directed “Hellboy” & “The Shape of Water”, he took on the Wesley Snipes sequel “Blade 2”
ANSWERS: show
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Oh, poor Jon. He either didn’t know or (more likely, since he quoted “Papillon”) forgot Devil’s Island, a very gettable DD.
It cost him the win, ultimately. He’ll remember it now and forever.
“Red Scare” stumped me; I never associated it with post-WWI.
It’s a shame that forgetting his phrasing cost Chris the game. That will probably haunt him for a while.
Alex sounded like a disappointed professor. “Both of you made the same mistake. You neglected to phrase your response in the form of a question.”
Only Jon was wrong and Chris was right.
“Alex sounded like a disappointed professor.” Alex always sounds like that to me, when contestants make mistakes.
2nd DD right response—what are the odds??
omg! I was totally vindicated today when that Mr. Exotic clue turned out to be a triple stumper. They nevah hoid of him before this month either! 🤣🤣🤣 I was kidding when I wrote the Nevah Hoid of Oct. post, when I said the stuff I read on Page Six might turn up on Jeopardy! someday. Never expected it would in the same month.
Now I’m gonna have that Carole Baskin Tik Tok song playing in my head again
I was not really familiar with red scare, but still Chris could have beaten carmela if he didn’t mess up on one of the clues that wasn’t formed in a question.
Actually, VJ, it wasn’t all of the contestants that got FJ! right, it was two of the contestant got FJ! right and that was both male players. But it didn’t matter because Carmela missed but she won anyway.
lol, Kevin, I knew that and idk why I typed ALL, but thanks for the heads up 😁
Happy Halloween! (cackles)