Final Jeopardy: Advertising Characters (3-30-20)
Here are 5 more triple stumpers from the 3/30/2020 Jeopardy! game:
GOLF ($400) To capture the modern grand slam, a player must win the Masters, the PGA Championship & these 2 opens
FOUR ($1000) Credited to “The Beloved Physician”, it’s the longest of the 4 Gospels
BIRDIES ($1000) It’s the flightless Aussie bird seen here (image)
THE MASTERS (OF ART) ($1000) To see the “Seven Works of Mercy”, the masterpiece of the “Master of Alkmaar”, visit this museum 20 miles from Alkmaar
UP THE RIVER ($2000) Boats can travel up the Arkansas River from its mouth at this other river to Tulsa, Oklahoma
The players missed 2 of the clues (*) in TV BEFORE & AFTER:
($400) Savant Doctor Shaun Murphy hangs up his white coat to become a Time Lord
($800) Eric McCormack & Debra Messing pal around with new friend Lily Tomlin
*($1200) Sarah Manning & her sister clones enter sort of a techie “Twilight Zone” on a Netflix anthology show
($1600) Generations of Big Apple cops join forces as Det. Andy Sipowicz reports to police commissioner Tom Selleck
*($2000) Crockett & Tubbs vie with Gamby & Russell for a new school position
ANSWERS: show
Answers to the Sneak Peek clues — GREENS
($200) A rare variety of beryl, this valuable gem gets its green from chromium
($400) These small, tart green apples are named for the former Maria Sherwood, who had children who had children
($600) This national emblem of Ireland is a trifoliate plant
($800) In 1902 the army adopted this “drab” as camouflage color for a service uniform
($1000) This green color could also be called “alligator pear”
ANSWERS: show
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Poor Monya could have won that game had she not blown $6K on the Nixon DD.
Anyone else at least mildly surprised that 3 smart people didn’t know that Bobby Kennedy was the 2nd one assassinated in 1968, or that Rockefeller was Ford’s VP? Or that Kyle rifled through the golf category, but couldn’t come up with the US and British Opens?
Khalilah was fun to watch, but never figured to be more than a one-time champ.
@Howard, mildly surprised is an understatement re: RFK and Rockefeller (esp. RFK!!!!! — my jaw was on the floor). Actually, not knowing Nixon was a surprise, too.
Real crappy final question. Meaningless cartoon figure shown on TV and urban ads. Who is watching?
VJ, I wonder why they didn’t go with a hopping mad anti-crime Lapin?
I don’t know, Rhonda. My best guess is that 1981 “Who Censored Roger Rabbit” book.
Oops, that was the year after — In that case, I bet they were glad they didn’t go with a rabbit 🤣🤣
I couldn’t remember the dog’s name, but I knew it was the “crime dog”. I wonder if they would have accepted it? It’s only a part of the name , but, They accepted Mcgruff, which is only part of the name also.
Hi Anne, I can’t answer for the show definitively, but I don’t think they would have accepted just “crime dog.” I think the dog’s name was necessary. He is often referred to as just McGruff.
I think you’re right that it’s only part of his name per the NCPC’s trademark but even when they are talking about their standards for use of the name, they say their guidelines apply to “any kind of use of McGruff.”
Thanks VJ. You’re absolutely right. I had just graduated H.S. and did not watch a lot of TV in the 80’s. I only remember bits and pieces. Hope you’re staying healthy. These are such crazy times.
Thanks so much for the well wishes, Anne. So far so good over. I hope you and yours are doing well, too.
I got a very good laugh out of ruff mcgruffin. Speaking of mcgruff the crime dog I’ve seen almost all the commercials on television about this since I was a little kid. As for Scooby doo and his friends, their specialty is solving kidnapping and robbery mysteries and not murder. VJ you know the song to Scooby doo right?
Congrats to Kyle today. Although too bad that daily double didn’t pay off for monya but glad she got this fj.
@Lou, I know a few lines of the Scooby Doo song. That cartoon wasn’t really one of my kids’ favorites back in the day.
Scooby-Dooby-Doo, where are you?
We got some work to do now
Scooby-Dooby-Doo, where are you?
We need some help from you now
Come on Scooby-Doo, I see you
Pretending you got a sliver
But you’re not fooling me ’cause I can see
The way you shake and shiver
You know we got a mystery to solve
So Scooby-Doo be ready for your act, don’t hold back
And Scooby-Doo if you come through
You’re gonna have yourself a Scooby Snack, that’s a fact
Scooby-Dooby-Doo, here are you
You’re ready and you’re willin’
If we can count on you Scooby-Doo
I know we’ll catch that villain
Thanks, Richard. I do know the tune 🤣🤣🤣