Final Jeopardy: The Movies (6-29-23)

Here are some more clues from the 6/29/2023 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.

FUN WITH AIRPORT CODES ($400) This dessert is the code of St. Pete-Clearwater International & completes its rhyming website “fly2…”

($600) Going straight to HEL? Then you’re on a direct flight to this northern European country

PRIDE OF THE MUSEUM ($800) This London museum with 2 first names is renowned for its collection of decorative arts

HISTORIC SHORTS ($800) This “Short” king III ruled the Franks from 751 to 768

($1200) Here’s this king of Spain, the sixth of his name, rocking a mean pair of shorts (image)

($1600) It was no longer Short King Spring in May 1946 when King Victor Emmanuel III, aka “Little Saber”, abdicated the throne of this country

($2000) The about 2-day reign of Sultan Khalid bin Barghash of this Tanzanian island included a short war against the British Empire

WORLD “L” ($800) Let’s talk about this country, the home of the Letts

($1600) This city is home to the Netherlands’ oldest university

THE LAW ($1200) In law it’s possession of an estate for the duration of one’s life; in New Jersey, it’s the town Bruce Springsteen is from

($2000) From the same root as “eloquent”, it’s a defendant’s speech to the judge before sentencing

BEFORE & AFTER PEOPLE ($400) Gunslinger William Bonney who rapped & rolled his way to hits like “Cowboy” & “Redneck Paradise”
($1200) This songbird came in on a “Wrecking Ball” after inventing the mechanical reaper in the 19th century
BEFORE & AFTER PEOPLE ANSWERS show

The Daily Box Scores are released at 8 pm Eastern

Sneak Peek clues — “I” BEFORE “EE”
($200) Happening twice a month, more or less weekly
($400) Adjective denoting pleasure accompanied by regret, or chocolate without a ton of sugar
($600) This little bird is in the title of a W.C. Fields-Mae West pairing
($800) It’s Britspeak for the glass in front of the driver’s face
($1000) In California, this act of campaigning for or against a candidate or measure is prohibited within 100 feet of a polling place

SNEAK PEEK ANSWERS: show

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10 Responses

  1. William says:

    The inclusion of the word “ceramic” in the Final threw me off. I also thought it was Ghost. Without that word, I think I would have gotten it.
    And I might be totally wrong, but I don’t recall a narrator in Titanic.

  2. Collin says:

    That was funny that Tenysa said “shrug” four times when she didn’t know the answer after Mayim read the 2nd DD clue in Double Jeopardy.

  3. Howard says:

    The women put up a brave fight in the first round but couldn’t sustain it. They wagered very meekly on the DDs, and missed them all.

    FJ was a toughie. I thought “Ghost” would be right once Bryan’s answer was revealed. It fit the decade and the ceramics hint.

    First DD from the Italian magazine was kinda obvious. Didn’t get the other 2 but should have. Stumpers also very tough. All I could get were the Swiss-French philosopher; HEL country; Springsteen’s town; “Wrecking Ball”/reaper;

    • VJ says:

      The only stumpers I didn’t get were the 2-day Sultan in “Historic Shorts” and the speech before sentencing in “The Law”. At least on Law & Order, whenever the defendant does that, it’s not exactly a speech– s/he has to admit guilt so I couldn’t make that connection.

      • Albert says:

        I knew the admission of guilt speech answer only because I watched some Sopranos clips on YouTube. Johnny Sacks admitted there is a mafia in his speech.

  4. Rick says:

    There wasn’t much to go on given the clues on FJ. Actually, I wonder if anybody had come up with the correct response.

  5. Kevin Cheng says:

    We went from a triple solve to a triple stumper in FJ! In fact, it was the challengers that kept Bryan from finding all three Daily Doubles but they missed and that led to Bryan having a second consecutive runaway. Darn those daily doubles to both ladies.

    • Ismael Gomez says:

      That’s also our sixth skunking for the daily doubles this season and our third total bust for wagering clues this month.

    • William Weyser says:

      Those Darn Daily Doubles were what made Bryan score his 2nd runaway.