Final Jeopardy: Geographic Namesakes (3-31-20)

Here are 5 more triple stumpers from the 3/31/2020 Jeopardy! game:

BASEBALL LINGO ($1000) This term for the big leagues is also a pop song featured in the last scene of “Moneyball”

REMEMBER JAMES GARFIELD! ($400) In the 80 days between being shot & dying, Garfield’s 1 official act was to sign this warrant for a forger who had fled to Canada

($1600) In 1863 Garfield was made a Union Major General after distinguishing himself at Chickamauga in this state

BEHIND THE TV & RADIO CALL LETTERS ($800) Owned by an insurance company, Tennessee’s WSM stood for “We Shield Millions” & its “barn dance” became this legendary show

($1600) KOIT is in this California city, home to Coit Tower

Answers to the Sneak Peek clues — ITS NEAREST NEIGHBOR NATION:
($200) Portugal
($400) Sri Lanka
($600) Denmark
($800) Trinidad and Tobago
($1000) The Gambia

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10 Responses

  1. Ryan McClelland says:

    So Kyle becomes the latest contestant this season to wipe out before Final J! and speaking of wipe out, How many contestants were wiped out this season?

    • William Weyser says:

      7 Contestants: Rahul Garabadu, Priscilla Drobes, Audrey Koh, Jon Furhman, Waseem Daher, Aaron Shepard & Kyle Dallman.

      • Ryan McClelland says:

        Yeah but you forgot to add Brad Rutter from the second match of game 2 of Jeopardy The Greatest.

        • William Weyser says:

          Yes, but none of the Greatest of All Time episodes are considered Season 36 Episodes. So, Brad Rutter doesn’t count.

      • Richard Corliss says:

        How many contestant were wiped out in Season 30? Not counting Kevin Shen.

  2. Richard Corliss says:

    Kyle, we come to you first, and I start by saying: “Darn those Daily Doubles”.

  3. Lou says:

    This game wasn’t too nice to Kyle after he blew both daily doubles in the second round. I really wonder if nervousness took a toll on him. But congrats to Leanne and J.R. on getting final right. Speaking of Sears, when was the last time you shopped there, VJ?

    I am surprised that no one heard of the I Me song from Beatle.

    • VJ says:

      The first round went pretty well, with only one triple stumper and the scores fairly even. Then things went kind of went downhill for Kyle and Leanne dominated the last round. I was happy to see both J.R. and Leanne get the final, even though I didn’t think anyone would get it.

      Amazing that I still remember the Monopoly board. I never liked that game for a few reasons — it took too long to play and my little brother cried when he lost.

      I don’t remember the last time I went to Sears, Lou.

    • Howard says:

      Both those DDs were toughies, in my opinion.
      I shopped at our Sears and K-Mart right up until they closed in Jan 2019.
      The younger players often don’t know music/pop culture from my era, and “I Me …” is a very obscure Beatles tune from their final album. That said, my jaw often drops when the younger players rattle off answers about people, places, and events from the 1970s and earlier.