Final Jeopardy: 1960s Novel Characters (2-11-26)

Here are some more clues from the 2/11/2026 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.

BOOK SMART ($800) Sherlock Holmes describes this man as having been “endowed by natured with a phenomenal mathematical faculty”

PROTECTION PROJECTION ($600) Barrier is a 7-letter word that starts with B & is a synonym for protection– so is this, a wall raised for defense

DROP A LETTER… ($400) From a synonym for buccaneer to get this verb meaning to chatter at length

ART OF THE RENAISSANCE ($1200) Titian was known for his portraiture of this future Armada king, who also commissioned the artist to paint Diana

($2000) Paintings from this “Elder” German artist were signed with a winged serpent between the letters “L” & “C”

I NEED SOME SPACE ($2000) It was always 5 o’clock somewhere over Mars for the Odyssey spacecraft– it’s near the polar orbit known as SSO, sun this word orbit

TELEVISION ($1200) In 2026 the “Star Trek” universe added this show about the place cadets learn of command, camaraderie & cloaking devices

($1600) Nandor & the other vampires of “What We Do in the Shadows” have lived in this New York City borough for over a century

SIDE HUSTLE PARTS OF SPEECH ($400) Not just a noun, it’s a verb used with “myself” or “herself” to mean feel satisfaction over one’s accomplishments

($2000) Mainly an adverb it’s an adjective as it ends Jefferson’s “I tremble for my country when I reflect that God is…”

YOU’VE GOT A POINT ($800) Also known as tent stitch, this needle craft has a French name that tells you the stitches are small

($1200) The olecranon– the pointy, bony bit that sticks out when our elbow bends– is actually part of this bone

($2000) Ask ZZ Top– in astronomy, it’s a gravitational point at which an orbiting body will remain at rest relative to 2 larger ones

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SNEAK PEEK CATEGORY: YOU’RE ON A ROLE
($200) For a reboot of the Pink Panther franchise, Steve Martin took on the role of this bumbling detective
($400) With roles in martial arts films like “Enter the Dragon” and “Fist of Fury”, he helped popularize the genre
($600) In 1962, she won the first Best Actress Oscar for a role in a foreign language film, “Two Women”
($800) Life was a cabaret for Lea Thompson & Natasha Richardson, 2 of the actresses who have played this role on Broadway
($1000) In the ’90s his movie roles included Richard Nixon & Picasso

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4 Responses

  1. Richard Walls Corliss says:

    Semifinalists:
    Matt Amodio: $18,800
    Roger Craig: $15,000
    Andrew He: $10,801
    Alison Betts: $2,786
    Drew Goins: $1,600

    Wild Cards:
    Karen Farrell: $16,400
    Jennifer Giles: $8,400
    Drew Basile: $7,200
    ============================
    Mehal Shah: $6,001
    Liz Feltner: $1,599
    Tom Cubbage: $1
    Josh Hill: $0 ($7,600 $3,400)
    Isaac Hirsch: $0 ($7,600 $3,200)
    Veronica Vichit-Vadakan: $0 ($7,200)
    Eric Ahasic: $0 ($5,600)

  2. VJ says:

    Well, I’m thinking that Adriana Harmeyer is gonna win tomorrow and, if so, whoever else is in the semis will wish they weren’t when they’re up against Adriana, Matt Amodio or Roger Craig.

  3. Kevin Cheng says:

    Third day in a row this week that all three players scored belowed 10,000 heading into FJ! With one quarterfinal left, Karen has secured her spot in the semifinals while Jen and Basile are on the bubble right now.

    • Richard Walls Corliss says:

      I’m sorry this keeps happening. But this is what happens when they haven’t come on Jeopardy! for a long time.

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