Final Jeopardy: Greek Myth (2-13-25)

Here are some more clues from the 2/13/2025 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.

2-WORD CITIES ($1000) This Chilean city, the largest on the Strait of Magellan, has been enriched by nearby oil fields

20th CENTURY BOOKSHELF ($1000) OBOS is short for this title of a women’s health book published starting in the ’70s

ART FOR ART’S SAKE ($2000) Borrowed from French, it’s the term for Louise Nevelson’s form of sculpture in joining everyday objects in unusual combinations

POP CULTURE JEOPARDY! ($2000) Joshua Jackson & Phillipa Soo star in this ABC medical drama aboard a luxury cruise ship with a mythic name

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SNEAK PEEK CATEGORY: YOUR STOCK IS CLIMBING
($200) If you bought this stock at its initial price of $18 a share on May 15, 1997, Congratulations! You made a prime investment
($400) This “selling” is betting against the price of a stock; in 2008 the same kind of “squeezing” caused VW shares to jump 500% in 2 days
($600) Though the stock market crashed in 1929, IBM continued to pay investors these at the rate of $1.50 per share all through the 1930s
($800) Since 1995, this energy drink company’s stock has generated an appropriately freakish return of more than 160,000%
($1000) Over a 1-week span in January 2021, shares of GME, this retailer, briefly rose from less than $10 to more than $120

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9 Responses

  1. Howard says:

    Holy Cyclops! In hindsight, FJ was pretty gettable, though not for me. (I think I had a cheap Argus camera long ago. I paid $5 for it in 1971 and took about 200 photos that summer in Europe.) But 3/3 on DDs. I was apoplectic when Neilesh blurted out “Oregon Trail” on what may have been the easiest DD in ToC history. I did much better tonight than in most of the prior games, but blanked on all the listed stumpers.

    VJ, Adriana’s give-back was $3200, not $3400. Had that remained intact, she and Neilesh theoretically both would have entered Final with $13600, making the wagering critical. Possibly a tie-breaker could have been in play if they both went all-in on FJ.

    Isaac, maybe out of desperation, had too many self-inflicted wounds this week with multiple wrong answers.

  2. William Weyser says:

    Congratulations, Neilesh! We’ll see you in Season 3 of “Jeopardy! Masters”. 10 years ago today, Jennifer Giles won the 2015 Teachers Tournament, and she was the only woman to win the Teachers Tournament.

  3. Jason says:

    Well, that’s all she wrote. The exhibition game is tomorrow. The last one, with Matt and Mattea, was, actually, a dud (to me, at least).

    1/3 on DD, and missed FJ, cleanly.

  4. Rick says:

    Wow, a really competitive game up to the FJ. Neilesh was again plenty sharp, and won the game. In my case, I did a tad above average in the game, but flubbed the FJ. Well, I’m sure that we’ll have another exciting game tomorrow, and I’m certainly looking forward to it.

  5. Steve Bearss says:

    I would’ve pronounced the last name wrong too. I always thought it was Miloti

  6. Kevin Cheng says:

    Congratulations for Neilesh for winning the 2025 Tournament of Champions. This was a great finals and that means that Neilesh’s victory in the TOC is that he’ll be invited to compete in the Jeopardy Masters in primetime this spring on ABC.

    The exhibition game of the TOC between Adriana, Isaac, and Drew Basile is airing tomorrow. The Jeopardy Invitational Tournament begins on Monday.

    • Robert Lennick says:

      Dont understand her final bet when it is a winner take all situation. If she had bet it all she would have won the game. And taking all thise points away from her was terrible. They wanted Neilesh to win. Who knows why? But her final bet makes no sense.

      • Howard says:

        No. Had she bet it all, she’d have had $20800. Neilesh won with $20801. (I like to analyze FJ wagers.) Her $6K wager was made to lock out Isaac, whose max total would have been $15600. Adriana knew Neilesh more or less had to wager $7201+ and get it wrong, which would have taken him way down to $6399. I applaud her thinking.

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