Final Jeopardy: The 1960s (4-12-16)
More triple stumpers:
Native Americans ($400) To indicate this type of transport in Plains Indian sign language, combine the signs for boat & fire.
Native Americans ($1000) The name of this tribe, the USA’s largest, comes from a word meaning “planted fields”, since they were farmers
Stuck in the Middle Word with You ($1600) It’s the “I” in an IRBM ballistic missile
Viral Video ($1600) The title of this 1995 Dustin Hoffman film refers to the appearance of a deadly African virus in California
Poet-Tree ($400) This Longfellow hero heard the whispering of the pine trees
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Really would liked to have seen Joyce win.
I was cool with Carter winning. I’m seeing more wins in his future. He aced most of that fighter planes category. I didn’t even get one. LOL!!
(Of course, I aced Poet-Tree)
Joyce could have won if not for underwagering on the DD, which was the last correct response in the game.
True. When she starting catching up in Poet-Tree, I was hoping she’d get the last DD and then when she did, I was saying go for it, Joyce. I guess she bet as much as she felt comfortable with, but dang! that turned out to be the easiest clue of the whole category.
PS — like Burnside was the easiest one in Sidewhiskers – you even knew he was coming up :):)