Final Jeopardy: Ancient Drama (3-7-24)

Here are some more clues from the 3/7/2024 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 MATERIAL WORLD ($1000) This fabric with a raised design gets its name from a word for “twisted thread”

GITALONG, OLD PAINT ($2000) As it’s by this painter, you might call an 1876 view of the Mediterranean at l’Estaque a “C” scape

ENDS IN DOUBLE LETTERS ($2000) This line on the hull of a ship that indicates the depth to which it can be loaded is named for a 19th century British merchant

BOY GENIUS ($1200) By age 15, Flynn McGarry had created a culinary classic, changing one letter in a dish named for a duke to make this vegetarian creation

BRIDGERS ($1200) Samuel Lancaster built the scenic Benson Bridge across Multnomah Creek in this state but Simon Benson paid for it

THE TALLEST ONE ($2000) In boygenius, her name didn’t lend itself to a category title

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SNEAK PEEK CATEGORY: BEFORE & AFTER
($200) A venue for volleys & lobs where violators of military law are prosecuted
($400) Actor lookalike who does the dangerous action scenes as an iconic red London vehicle
($600) A Knoxville color that’s also a hit country song is served as a high grade tea from Sri Lanka & India
($800) Nation’s capital newspaper-caused psychological pain following an event of actual or threatened bodily harm
($1000) Siam-set musical adaptation of Asimov’s book about machines that follows 3 laws

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11 Responses

  1. Howard says:

    FJ too tough for this guy, Spartans was all I could come up with.
    Knew the Benson Bridge clue (but didn’t know its actual name) because it’s less than an hour from my home and I’ve been on it numerous times.
    Glad to see how others feel about Ike’s wager. $0 would have locked out Jared, and Ben was more or less forced to wager $5601 or more.

  2. Jason says:

    Well, that’s an intellectual FJ. I didn’t get it. I know the story about the eagle and turtle, but nothing else.

    Ike did acquit himself well. As VJ says, it’s too bad he wasn’t more canny on his wager!

    Mumbling Ben continued his, well, mumbling.

    In the double letter category, the museum for the blown instrument is about 2 miles from my house! They make and sell them there, beyond just showing off.

    • Howard says:

      When I Googled kazoo museum just now, all of the top listings were for one in Beaufort, SC. Not until I reached the bottom did I see the one in Eden, NY. I was born in upstate NY and went to college there, but not familiar with Eden. Must be near Buffalo, based on its ZIP.

      • Jason says:

        Yes, it’s south. If I could post a pic here, I’d show you a town line photo.

        Interestingly, about 6-7 years ago, there was a backdoor pilot for FBI Most Wanted that had a storyline in East Eden, NY. That’s a real place!

  3. Rick says:

    I immediately came up with ‘The Persians’ for FJ, but I thought that was just way too easy. Instead, I went for ‘The Mongolians’. Oh well!

  4. Ismael Gomez says:

    That was a tough final as we got another triple stumper since today’s final wasn’t kind to anybody.

  5. VJ says:

    Oh man, I was so hoping Ike didn’t bet anything. He should have realized he couldn’t win if Ben was right so he had nothing to lose by standing pat. Oy vey!

    I was just watching Rock and Roll High School last weekend with the Ramones, so Joey’s high altitude was fresh in my mind.

    • Howard says:

      Although the Ramones were all about my age, and one lived down the block, I never knew any of them. One of my HS classmates was in an early band (Tangerine Puppets) with a couple of them.

  6. Kevin Cheng says:

    Actually VJ, the finals of the TOC is the best of seven series. Just like last year, they did the GOAT format and the first player with three wins is the winner of the TOC and will earned a coveted spot in the Primetime Masters.

    • VJ says:

      Ugh 😲 and then there’s yet another tournament after that, right?

      • Kevin Cheng says:

        Yes, they have the JIT Tournament where we invite 27 players from the past compete. It will most likely begin after the TOC around March 29-April 12. Then, the regular shows return possibly on April 15 with new contestants. That’s what I found out according to the Inside Jeopardy Podcast.

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