Final Jeopardy: International Business (3-24-21)

Here are some more clues from the 3/24/2021 Jeopardy! game:

I LOVE A PARADE ($800) In September 1882 the Knights of this held a giant parade in New York City–the prelude to a new holiday

ABOUT THAT SONG ($1000) Now considered a Christmas carol, the song “Do You Hear What I Hear” was written as a prayer for peace during this 1962 event

THE PROBLEM IS… ($400) David Hume delved into the theological conundrum known as the problem of this; is God “willing to prevent it, but not able?”

ESSAYS ($400) Percy Shelley wrote the essay “A Defence of” this literary form

THE STAR OF OSCARS’S BEST PICTURE ($2000) She was nominated for Best Actress for “The Shape of Water”, in which she didn’t have much dialogue but did get a singing scene

Sneak Peek clues — WORDS THAT START WITH 2 CONSECUTIVE LETTERS:
($400) Something taking a lot of work can require a “Herculean” this
($800) This adjective refers to the ability to soak up
water or heat
*($1200) The ilium is the upper part of this big bone
($1600) From a Sanskrit word for “to sprinkle”, it’s a clarified butter used in South Asian cooking
($2000) It’s information regarding the characteristics of a particular advertising target audience like age, sex, income, etc.

ANSWERS: show

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13 Responses

  1. Josh says:

    What’s with Amal and the buzzer? Did he get “shocked” when ringing in for that last clue on Wednesday’s show ?

  2. Rick says:

    The answers were tough tonight, and I never even heard of the Swedish company since I never ran across any of their ready to assemble furniture. Anyways, I don’t understand the negative reaction that occurred with Dr. Oz serving as the host for two weeks. Personally, I never liked Dr. Oz’s show, but he’s doing a fine job as the Jeopardy game host. Actually, the Jeopardy game does not revolve around the host, but rather the game itself so people shouldn’t keep dwelling on the host of the show. Whoever the host is, the game will go on regardless.

    • JP says:

      I think many of the objections to Dr. Oz have been overwrought, but I do understand not wanting the purveyor of the show to be someone known for pushing pseudoscience.

    • VJ says:

      Hi Rick, I can’t believe you never heard of IKEA. I bought a bookcase from them once when I lived in NJ and one of those artist’s wooden jointed mannequins. I still had the latter and just gave it to my granddaughter last week. That gal can draw!

      No one over here has been adding to or dwelling on the Dr. Oz controversy. Objections were registered by many directly to the show by petition and on Twitter. But Oz is hosting anyway. Maybe Alex Trebek wanted him to guest host since they were friends. Also, I put a link to the page on Jeopardy where people who still want to complain about a fait accompli can do so.

      • cece says:

        The Blizzard of Oz.

        VJ, did you notice the coincidence? The Russo-Japanese war referenced in the first DD ,also appeared on “A whole row”, on the Spoiler Talk page.

        • VJ says:

          Hey Cece, that did ring a bell with me when I was watching the game but I wasn’t sure if it was in the old clues today or Monday and meant to take a look. That’s cool that you noticed it, too and thanks for reminding me! I forgot because I got sidetracked by a lotta stuff.

    • Quinn says:

      @rick I also am surprised you’ve never heard of Ikea! They make DELICIOUS swedish meatballs there.

    • Kathy says:

      I agree. Alex just wanted people to be nice, and he would be offended to see the way people are treating Dr. OZ.

  3. JR says:

    VJ, I wish to thank you for the wonderful job you do recapping the show. I cannot always find the time to watch, but I truly enjoy the recaps. Thank you!

  4. Lou says:

    chia pet effect LOLOL! That was the best funniest response that I’ve ever seen today. Overall I remember Kinky Boots was also the best wrong response that was written by Choyon Mandrekar previously. It will give me such a laugh. Awesome play today by Amal and congrats to Bonnie on getting final right. If Amal can get his third win tomorrow, he will not be a part of the two game curse. Jon was a great player today, but he was under a lot of pressure. Kind of feel bad for him.

  5. Jacob Ska says:

    VJ, would you like to share your reaction when “Chia Pet” was revealed? I envisioned maybe some response like “legos” as perhaps an incorrect response but certainly not Chia Pet. Remember I wrote this morning you never know with contestants? I can’t wait to see this game just to see reactions. I really feel bad for Jon. It appears he was a good player but our minds tend to take us in unusual directions when under pressure.

    • VJ says:

      I laughed and sang Ch-ch-ch-chia, Jacob. I thought it was the best wrong answer I’ve seen in a while 😁