Final Jeopardy: 20th Century Fiction (2-8-22)
Here are some more triple stumpers from the 2/8/2022 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.
THE LAST THOUSAND YEARS ($800) In 1545 Catholics gathered in the Council of this city, formerly called Tridentum, to help launch the Counter-Reformation
THE SONG TITLE PRONOUN ($800) The Fixx, getting philosophical in the ’80s: “Are We ____?”
READ THE ROOM! ($800) The memoir “Eve’s Hollywood” is partly dedicated to the whipped cream in the Irish coffee at this lounge at the Beverly Hills Hotel
($2000) “‘We’ve got lots & lots of people working on this,’ said a voice from” this 2-word command center in “Apollo 13” by Jim Lovell
SOUTH AMERICAN CAPITALS ($1200) Like our own capital city, this South American capital sometimes has “D.C.” after its name
($2000) The world’s highest national capital, La Paz, Bolivia lies on the edge of this Andean region, from the Spanish for “high plain”
CONNECT FOUR ($800) Inky, Blinky, Pinky, Clyde
($2000) Rig-, Sama-, Yajur-, Atharva-
WHAT ACUTE ACCENT ($2000) Rake, as in a pleasure-seeking man, is a synonym of this other 4-letter “R” word
Sneak Peek clues — A CONFRONTATION OF BIBLICAL PROPORTIONS
($200) The bigger they are the harder they fall, & this big guy falls hard, via a “stone sunk into his forehead”
($400) In Chapter 1 of his Book, it’s “great fish”, 1, him, 0
($600) In a hairy situation in Judges 15, he sets the corn of the Philistines ablaze & does some serious smiting
($800) He tells Moses “I know not the Lord, neither will I let Israel go”, but seeing as how that appears in a book called Exodus…
($1000) “When Joshua was by” this place, “there stood a man over against him with his sword drawn in his hand”
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Poor Andres couldn’t get anything going till it was way too late. Still, he could have won (maybe) if the others had missed the final. The opponents were not world-class, but still quicker and smarter.
Many of the stumpers were difficult, although I thought all 3 DDs and FJ were pretty simple.
“Death on the Nile” is in the news lately because the movie is about to come out and is being heavily advertised. There were obvious references to Egypt in the clue.
Ugh! I picked ‘The African Queen’. Well, C’est la vie!
I am glad that Lawrence got final. Overall Lawrence is more likely to get a streak running if he can string together more correct responses for final.
No the unrevealed clues are LEFT COVERED, not uncovered. You are saying exactly the opposite of what you mean! I’ve told you this before and you keep doing it!
Sorry about that, Doug. As I said before, I get confused with the covered / uncovered thing so I tried to change it to ‘all the clues were seen’ and the other one is supposed to be ‘xx clues were left on the board.’ But I am not always the one doing the DDs these days. That’s why we revert to the old ways sometimes. We’ll try our best to keep that straight but hope you won’t let it upset you that much if we have a relapse now and then.
Undercover police everywhere…
As you can see all three players overbet in Final Jeopardy, what would have happen is that if Lawrence came up with an incorrect response then he’ll lose the game and it will made Krystle the new champion with only $399 which would be lowest total ever recorded on the show.
Are you sure that 399 has been the lowest win?
It is not.
Yeah, wasn’t it two separate military guys that won with $1?