Final Jeopardy: Produce (5-1-26)

Here are some more clues from the 5/1/2026 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.

CENTURY 21 LISTINGS ($200) Notable attendees at this ex-world leader’s funeral in 2013 included President Obama, Prince Charles, Bono & Oprah Winfrey

($800) Sadly, in May 2009 this rover, Opportunity’s twin, got stuck in soft Martian sand, & its roving days were over

CRYPTOCURRENCY ($1000) Appearing as 2 separate words until around 2015, this compound term refers to a type of digital ledger used in crypto systems

THE STREETS ARE WATER! ($400) Stunning views & Gianni Versace’s onetime mansion line this Miami Beach Drive named for the big wet thing nearby

($1600) Bay Street in this city is Canada’s Wall Street

ADJECTIVES ($800) This word for pretentiously fancy used to sometimes have a “G” at the end but maybe that sounded too…

CLOCK IT ($1600) Not much fruit to be seen in his still life called “The Black Marble Clock” painted circa 1870

($2000) Housed in a Dutch museum, the oldest surviving pendulum clock was created in 1657, based on a design by this Dutch scientist

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SNEAK PEEK CATEGORY: LIFE ON TCM
($400) “Hey, Mister” was the universal form of address by kids to male adults, like by this girl in 1934’s “Baby, Take a Bow”
($800) In “The Thin Man” Myrna Loy catches up to her husband by ordering 6 of these cocktails– lined up in front of her
($1200) In “This Gun for Hire”, Alan Ladd tears a page out of this to help him track a man down–not a useful hack today
($1600) Dr. Gillespie, played by Lionel of this family, drinks his milk to he’s allowed to smoke; did we mention Dr. G has cancer?
($2000) Less in vogue now, it’s the style of hat worn by Charlie Chaplin as “The Little Tramp”; the Victoria & Albert Museum has one

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