Final Jeopardy: 20th Century History (4-23-25)

Here are some more clues from the 4/23/2025 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.

BACK WHEN THE ANIMALS WERE YOUNG ($400) Newborn calves from the Alaska Yukon type of this deer can weigh up to 35 pounds (image)

COMPOUND WORDS ($600) A sporty corvette or an aquatic animal you want to avoid due to its venomous spines

DIFFICULT BUT FUNNY TV CHARACTERS ($800) Speaking to grad students, he says he was one at 14, & had already done more than most could have hoped to “despite my 9 o’clock bedtime”

ACTORS BY THE FILMS THEY DIRECTED ($400) “Rush” & “Apollo 13”

($800) “The Boys in the Boat” & “The Ides of March”

($2000) “Mid90s”

ENDS WITH “A-G-E” ($1600) As a verb it’s a synonym for pledge; as a noun, it’s a financial conveyance

The Daily Box Scores are released at 8 pm Eastern

SNEAK PEEK CATEGORY: MAKING SOME POUR DECISIONS
($200) Ooo, a Havana cocktail… that’s pineapple juice, lemon juice & this potent potable… sounds perfect
($400) How ’bout a round of this Mexican beer with 2 red X’s on the label that was actually created by a German man, Wilhelm Hasse
($600) This “Old No. 7” whiskey is “mellowed…through 10 feet of sugar maple charcoal”, but mellow feelings may or may not follow
($800) Toast Mr. Henderson with a gin rickey or this often non-alcoholic version; the Marvelous Mrs. Maisel orders one in a deli
($1000) Chablis is a region in the north of this wine-growing area, with Beaujolais farthest south

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8 Responses

  1. Howard says:

    Because I knew the US was not part of the League of Nations, that was my response but honestly, I thought it was dead wrong. Thought the League was more of a 1930s thing.

    Very surprised none of the players didn’t get that FJ from two years ago. Sporty Corvette was easy. Knew the Apollo 13 director but no clue on the other two.

  2. Rick says:

    I was hoping that Eric would make it to the FJ, but he just couldn’t quite get into the positive territory. Anyways, the clues in FJ seemed to have been referring to a bridge (or at least that was what I could make out of the riddle). In that regard, I went for the London Bridge.

  3. Ryan McClelland says:

    So Eric is the latest contestant to get dismissed before Final J! as two incorrect responses sunked his chances and he finished the Double Jeopardy round with a gooseegg score.

    In other words, congrats to Liam on winning his fourth game in a close match against Abigail. Although Abigail herself did not actually win the game, she would very likely be the perfect candidate to qualify for Second Chance.

  4. Steve Bearss says:

    Abigail definitely a strong player, may question that gutsy daily double wager

    • VJ says:

      You know, they tend to go all in on the first round DD and I guess that’s okay before the first break.

      After that, I think they should at least try to hang on to half their score. I thought Abigail might have had a runaway if she had held back 5K.

      All the same, Abigail showed what a great player she is, getting the lead back for a while after that.

  5. Kevin Cheng says:

    Eric needed to get that last clue in order to make it to FJ! but he fell short and you can see on that last clue that all three players were ringing in at the same time but Abigail got it. With 25 correct responses, Abigail has to be a candidate for next season’s Second Chance.

  6. VJ says:

    Ugh! That was a really rough FJ! Back in the day, when a clue like that showed up in FJ!, they would include an image of the cartoon, blanking out the words League of Nations.

    • jk says:

      There really wasn’t anything in the clue from which to infer a metaphorical rather than a literal bridge.

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