Final Jeopardy: History (7-16-21)
Here are some more clues from the 7/16/2021 Jeopardy! game:
HIGH ($1200) Hey, drifter, you should know that this western third of Kansas (image) is an elevated plateau
The players missed 3 clues in POP CULTURE BEFORE & AFTER:
($400) 12th U.S. President who topped the pop charts with “Shake It Off”
($800) Talented singer & pianist who can do a mash-up of “Goodbye Yellow Brick Road” & “All Of Me”
($1200) Movie where the monstrous Lester Burnham locks up Belle, who finds an enchanted rose
($1600) Han Solo’s freighter is a 1980s primetime soap set at a vineyard & starring Jane Wyman
($2000) Film in which a kid in a Welsh coal-mining family like totally falls for a 1980s Southern California chick
ANSWERS: show
Sneak Peek clues — LITERARY SUBTITLES
($200) The prologue to a trilogy, this novel is subtitled “There and Back Again”
($400) In England, this classic was published as “The Whale”; in the U.S., “The Whale” was a subtitle
($600) First published in 1854, this nonfiction work has the subtitle “Or Life in the Woods”
($800) This novel’s “The Modern Prometheus” refers to the titan who created man out of clay
($1000) Longfellow’s narrative poem named for this woman is “A Tale of Acadie”
ANSWERS: show
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not related to the current subject. I need to know final question on repeat show july 17 2021
July 17th was Saturday and the game was a rerun that I didn’t watch so I don’t know what the final question was. You might be able to find out if you can remember one or more of the contestants
Robin Roberts was on the show before on the celebrity version.
What a terrific group tonight! Tyler is smarter than I ever was or will be, but I couldn’t help but chuckle when he associated Tennessee Williams with “Guys and Dolls,” or George Wallace with Mississippi. Josh, on the last DJ clue, mistakenly used “is” instead of “was,” which cost him a lock game. But he was able to perfectly coordinate his FJ wager; he would beat Tyler by $5 if both got it right, and edge Lois if she got it and both he and Tyler missed.
I guessed “Gutenberg Bible” but thought it was too obvious and most likely wrong.
I’ve given up trying to predict who will have a good run, because it’s dependent on the categories, competition, and who gets the DDs, but Josh has definite potential.
Seems unnecessary to be so rude to Darius.
Woohoo! Congrats to Josh Saak on his win!
I combined the two comments for you, Darius
Good game today by the players. Tyler must have confused Germany with spain with the don Quixote response.
Hopefully Josh can make it through next week.
Sorry. Maybe I should just not comment on here again.
I am not trying to be rude to you, Darius. I am just asking you to be considerate. I asked you nicely to curb the tendency to overdo it and I always hope that I don’t have to make a big deal out of it. In any event, this is the last time I will say anything about it. After this, I will just delete unnecessary comments.