Final Jeopardy: The Olympics (6-20-23)
Here are some more clues from the 6/20/2023 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.
ARCHITECTS ($200) Jean Nouvel says this building in Nantes, France is meant to convey the open impartiality of justice (image)
VOWEL, VOWEL, CONSONANT, CONSONANT ($600) Shakespeare’s Caesar would not have made this cry, as in English it dates only to the 1830s
NONPROFITS ($400) You might try farm share in Florida if you need this type of organization whose name reflects its reserves of comestibles
AMERICAN HISTORY ($800) The demand for decorations on women’s hats led Theodore Roosevelt to set up the USA’s first 50 reserves for these
($1000) A Golden Spike Ceremony on May 10, 1869 near this Utah “Point” marked the completion of the Transcontinental Railroad
TRIPLE “A”-RATED FOOD ($1000) This bread was created in the 1980s as Italy’s answer to the baguette
LET’S STICK TOGETHER ($2000) Put on this old “L.P.”, a thick white adhesive that, as you might guess, can be used for bookbinding
LOVE ISLAND U.K. ($800) “Remain!” In 2013 people in this South Atlantic territory were nearly unanimous in their vote to stay under British rule
($2000) In 1493 Columbus named this volcanic island in the West Indies; the French had it for a bit, but the U.K. has had it since 1783
THERE WILL BE MATH ($1200) The symbol tells you this is the relation between A & B (image showing this: A ⊆ B)
($1600) It’s the law that says a(b+c) = ab + ac
($2000) Legend says facing a teacher’s make-work task to add up the first hundred positive integers, Carl Gauss quickly saw 50 pairs each totaling this
JUST SAY… ($2000) For a time, this lover of Zeus was turned into a cow
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Sneak Peek clues — LET’S STICK TOGETHER
($200) This “Equalizer” has few equals in Hollywood when it comes to marriage longevity; he said I do to Pauletta in 1983
($400) Director Taylor Hackford seems to treat this woman like a queen as they’ve been together since 1986
($600) After 27 years together with Erwin Bach, this singer must have found out what love had to with it & the 2 tied the knot in 2013
($800) Harrison Ford was no longer flying solo in 2002 when he began seeing this “Ally McBeal” actress; the wedding was in 2010
($1000) This co-star of “How I Met Your Mother” met David Burtka in 2004 & there were wedding bells 10 years later; legendary!
SNEAK PEEK ANSWERS: show
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btw, on that clue about the Equalizer having few equals when it comes to long marriages, there are 30 other still together couples married in the 1980s on Fikkle Fame’s list.
All I can say is a second consecutive day of “yuck”. Last first: I, nearly immediately, figured it out, bit, them, deconstructed it. 45? 9×5, maybe? Then, I knew I was right. At least Ben’s response of “handball” is an actual Olympic sport. Sumo has never yet been in the Olympics.
Tym irritated me early when he was responding to clues before he was called on. That should not have gotten this far.
Ick on the Coryat. This is another lemon.
And, maybe it’s just me, but, I tend to think that, if a player wagers $1500, or the same amount as the clue space is worth, they aren’t going to win.
Boy howdy, I can only hope tomorrow is better.
This show may not have had a record # of stumpers, but it had to be high on the list of incorrect responses. 2 of the DDs and FJ were challenging (I said handball but knew that was wrong), but Janie should have known the famous British architect.
Poor Tym bounced up and down as if he were on a trampoline. He never rang in once till the end of round 1, then couldn’t get much of anything right. And his monotone was reminiscent of Ben Stein’s.
The Brooklyn Dodger who died in ’72; the Utah point, and the LP adhesive were all I could muster out of all those toughies.
I sure thought that I had seen the same FJ sometime before, and the correct response was table tennis. Well, if it still stumps everybody, why not run it through again I suppose?
I got that clue about the imaginary Irish band. I saw the movie — didn’t know it was a book first.
Ben named a real band when he buzzed in (The Replacements)
Another dagger for this show today. The combined coryat this time is $16,000,15 triple stumpers and $20,200 on incorrect responses.
If this happens again tomorrow, there will be chaos.
I guessed ping pong on the final which is another name for table tennis, would that have been a valid answer?
It sure would partner.
Yikes! NOT sure I want to watch this episode. Two days in a row disasters.
Horrible show once again. 3 more DDs were missed resulted our fifth skunking and a double stumper for the second day in a row. Just like I said yesterday, it should’ve say NEITHER contestant left in Final Jeopardy! got it right and that completes a total wipeout of wagering clues.
You know what I’m gonna say, Ismael. Darn Those Daily Doubles!
@Ismael – Please explain why you feel it necessary for you to say “it should’ve say NEITHER contestant left in Final Jeopardy! got it right” when the recap already says that.
You just forgot to add the “and that completes a total wipeout of wagering clues” part.
No I didn’t “forget” to add that. If you want to say that, leave out what I already said.
For the second day in a row, we have only 2 players left and a double stumper in FJ! This wasn’t Tym’s day as he couldn’t stay out of the red. It’s the first time in a long time that we have a 2 player on back to back days. Ben’s 3 day total is the lowest in the history of the show.
Not only that, but it is also the second day in a row where we have an epic fail on wagering clues.