Final Jeopardy: Websites (6-24-25)

Here are some more clues from the 6/24/2025 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.

FLORIDA HISTORY ($600) Led by the Baker County District on Aug. 10, 2020, Florida was aggressive in the move to do this during the pandemic

CHAPTER & NON-VERSE ($200) Chapter 1 of Part II, “A Voyage to Brobdingnag”: “I… found myself alone in a vast room … lying in a bed twenty yards wide”

($600) “The Black Bird”: “Yes, with ten thousand insurance, no children, and a wife who didn’t like him”

($800) “Mr. Micawber’s Gauntlet”: “Traddles and I both murmured ‘no'”

LOOK WHAT THE CAT DRAGGED IN ($400) Uh-oh, the cat just dragged in a “northern” one of these crested red songbirds, & it’s not doing much singing

SCAMMERS ($600) The Netflix series “Inventing Anna” & the book “My Friend Anna” refer to this Anna, later a “Dancing with the Stars” contestant

ALL KINDS OF SPORTS ($600) The full name of the famed tennis venue in Wimbledon contains the name of this other game played on grass

($1000) The WNBA’s inaugural game featured these 2 marquee teams from opposite coasts

COLORFUL GEOGRAPHY ($2000) Rivers called the Black, Red & White Volta flow through this country that used to have Volta in its name

GLOBAL MUSIC ($1600) A Tony Award-winning Broadway show is named for this father of Afrobeat, Mr. Kuti

($2000) Zakir Hussain was a celebrated Indian composer & virtuoso of this percussion instrument

AVIATION GLOSSARY ($400) This end-of-the-alphabet “time” is used in aviation as a standard for coordinated time worldwide

($1200) The airport lights named for these furry animals use brilliant sequential flashes to help pilots land safely

MOVIE TITLE PROFESSIONS ($400) As real-life pugilist Micky Ward, Mark Wahlberg wasn’t “The Boxer” but this

WORDS ABOUT NERDS ($1200) This term for a person with academic interests refers to a character in TV’s “Felix the Cat”, not to Reagan’s national security advisor

($2000) This compound term for a technophile refers to kinetic beanie hats once associated with fans of science fiction

The Daily Box Scores are released at 8 pm Eastern

SNEAK PEEK CATEGORY: ADD A LETTER
($200) Stuff another letter into a verb meaning to study hastily for a test & you get this dairy product
($400) Add a letter to the beginning of a word meaning “to speak” & you get this word meaning to speak indistinctly
($600) Add an R to an old-timey word for a thicket of trees to get this word for a dead body
($800) Tack a letter onto the name of a hotel chain & get this Muslim month
($1000) Add a letter to the last name of actor Jack (Curly in “City Clickers”) to get this word for a way of speaking

SNEAK PEEK ANSWERS show

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6 Responses

  1. Jason says:

    As usual, you can’t logically conclude that FJ was “tough” because it was a triple stumper. That doesn’t stand forensic discussion.

    In any case, I was 3/3 on DD, and got FJ (and rather quickly). There’s just some things you should know. And, compared to the somewhat arcane Home Depot FJ clue from a few weeks ago, this one did give the information needed.

    And, boy howdy, I don’t even know how many TS there were. But, if TS was a person, they won this show running away.

    • VJ says:

      There were 20 triple stumpers in this game, 2 less than last Friday!

      While some folks are waiting for the one-day champ streak to end, I’m waiting for some players who will cut the number of stumpers to 10 or less.

      • Jason says:

        I thought this week was the last week of the season, and they were cleaning out the piles. If there is indeed a month or more, some stronger candidates would be MORE than welcome, at least to me, and you!

  2. Howard says:

    I’m hesitant to call that a good game because it turned into a runaway, and there were too many stumpers and wrong answers. Emily made a valiant comeback after that disastrous DD wager. Nicholas vanished in double Jeopardy. Micah was the least offensive, although I think he should have known that first DD (the only one I got). I really thought Final was Wikipedia, since I use it daily for one reason or another. But I’m also on Craigslist daily checking my listings.

    Some that I found very answerable: Florida’s pandemic action; Brobdingnag novel; red songbird; WNBA coastal teams; Wahlberg boxing film; actor Jack/way of speaking.

    I’m guessing that after this week, there are 2-3 weeks left of new shows.

  3. Ismael Gomez says:

    And we got a triple stumper in the final for the second straight Tuesday since today’s final was tough.

  4. VJ says:

    Felix the Cat is one of my all-time favorite cartoons. The original, not the reboot. My grandkids learned how to say “Good Morning” by watching the 1936 cartoon Neptune Nonsense with me when they were a year old — 80 years after it was made 🤣