Final Jeopardy: Plays (2-18-22)

Here are some more triple stumpers from the 2/18/2022 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.

STICK ($800) A stick figure was the calling card of this fictional hero, real name Simon Templar

THE LANDING ($400) His engine out, Corkey Fornof landed his plane on an interstate, took an offramp & pulled into this, tripping the ding-dong hose

HISTORIC MEN ($2000) Hey there Pilgrim, this Plymouth Colony cofounder wed the former Priscilla Mullins around 1623 & eventually fathered 11 kids

BRING YOUR “A” GAME ($1200) Fight the dead in this game named for an “Evil Dead” sequel that starred Bruce Campbell

BOOKS BY FUNNY PEOPLE ($1200) The subtitle of “I Must Say” by this Canadian & “SNL” veteran is “My Life as a Humble Comedy Legend”

IN THE CHEMISTRY LAB ($2000) This receptacle used for melting metals has a name from the Latin for “cross”

BODIES OF WATER ($2000) Surt is the main port on this Libyan gulf

END YOUR RESPONSE WITH A PREPOSITION ($400) Polo players who didn’t want their collars flapping in the breeze innovated this style

($800) Saying you look “like death…” these 2 words is not a compliment to your appearance

Sneak Peek clues — STATE QUARTERS
($200) Louisiana’s quarter features a trumpet & one of these birds
($400) Kansas’ quarter features a buffalo & this plant known for its seeds
($600) Its state quarter features Federal Hill & a racehorse
($800) Utah’s quarter shows a pair of these conveyances meeting in the middle
($1000) Minnesota’s quarter displays the years 1858 & 2005 & this other number greater than those 2

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8 Responses

  1. Jacob says:

    Trying to figure out why Carter reminds me of a young John Cusack.

  2. Anne McClusky says:

    I looked it up to check. Mistress Page’s first name was Anne not Margaret.

  3. Alfred Robert Hogan says:

    For the LANDINGS category clue “In 2019 China’s Chang’e 4 probe made the first landing here, a place not even glimpsed by humanity until 1959″ the question accepted, What is the dark side of the Moon?” is INCORRECT. There is no such place. The correct question is: What is the far side of Earth’s Moon? There is no permanent dark or light side of Earth’s Moon.

    • Doug says:

      I completely agree with you on the incorrectness if the response. However, if you stood on the sun there would appear to be a dark side of the moon. 😜

      • John says:

        Wrong – if you stood on the Sun (not recommended) you would only ever see the “light” side.

  4. Louis says:

    Matt and Carter were quick on the buzzer today and Bridget couldn’t catch up to them. Let’s see if Carter can get a streak going next week. I always enjoyed reading Shakespeare back in grade school because Romeo and Juliet along with Richard the third were my favorite plays.

  5. j Henkelman says:

    thank you………the show was pre-empted with 10 minutes to go 🙁