Final Jeopardy: Men of Medicine (7-2-25)

Here are some more clues from the 7/2/2025 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.

BUT FIRST, COFFEE ($200) Don’t tell Juan Valdez but this S. American country is the top producer of coffee, once accounting for 80% of total production

($600) It’s the Italian name for an espresso spotted or “marked” with a small amount of milk

CELEBRITIES ($200) He was Fred Friendly in the film of “Good Night, and Good Luck”, but made his Broadway debut as Edward R. Murrow in the stage adaptation

-OLOGY ($1600) The modern history of this -ology dates to a vast book published by French scholars accompanying Napoleon

($2000) Boston bike paths are named for Dr. Paul Dudley White, a founder of preventive preventive this -ology

HISTORICAL SHARK TANK ($2000) The Sharks were excited for Volvo engineer Nils Bohlin’s 3-point one of these, until they heard he wanted to give away the patent

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SNEAK PEEK CATEGORY: OVERLAPS
($400) Being fully open and honest when it come to the state of being moms & dada, like the Bravermans on TV
($800) Cave explorer’s neckwear
($1200) A wealthy widow who financially supports a university
($1600) Mythological box opener who becomes a large-scale religious work for orchestra
($2000) The study of an extinct flying reptile’s fingerprints

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8 Responses

  1. Rob Esgate says:

    Jason spelled it with an extra c and h instead of k. Im not sure how thats ok

    • VJ says:

      They go by pronunciation, Rob. It’s accepted whenever the wrong spelling results in the same pronunciation as the correct spelling. They would have accepted Sax, for example, but not Zax.

  2. Jason says:

    I noticed something about Jason – he seems to rely too much on the “ring in first, then try to come up with the response”. For me, it’s not as annoying as when Ben Chan would drawwww it out when he wasn’t sure, but it is still noticeable.

    2)3 on DD, and got FJ. In fact, I had the book!

    Thanks for the vote of confidence, Howard! I might go more for a benzo, like Valium, before opiates!

    And, go me! No automated moderation today!!

  3. Howard says:

    I thought Jeff might go all-in, but he actually wagered the amount he needed to lock out Stepanie if she bet it all and got it right, and he missed. Had he nailed the 3rd DD, he likely would have won. Instead of playing for a possible tie, he was banking on Jason going big and getting FJ wrong.

    I thought all 3 DDs were lead pipe cinches. Stephanie shocked herself when she got the first one right. Final stumped me, though. I was not at all familiar with that book.

    Dr. Jason of NY, please prescribe me some opioids to deal with the pain Jeopardy Jason inflicted on me (and himself) tonight. Even before his two phrasing flubs, he provided several dumbass answers. And didn’t he say “Willie Nelson” last night instead of the actress who played Annie Oakley? (I guessed that one, forgot to mention in the comments.)

    I was slightly to greatly disappointed in some of their misses. The “Sleepless in Seattle” star’s wife; the top producer of coffee not Juan Valdez’ country; the Friendly/Murrow actor; Dr. White’s -ology; the flying reptile’s fingerprints. Speaking of Boston and Dr. White, my 2nd cousin Jerome is a renowned physician there in a different field and has written several books.

  4. Rick says:

    During the course of the game, I thought that Stefanie was on her way to become the next Jeopardy champion, but it didn’t quite work out that way. As for me, I performed a tad below average. Regarding the FJ, I afraid that never heard of Oliver Sacks.

    • Howard says:

      If you’ve ever seen or heard of the movie “Awakenings,” it starred Robin Williams as the doctor based on Oliver Sacks, who wrote the book. Fascinating subject.

  5. Kevin Cheng says:

    I was hoping we get to a tiebreaker today, but we didn’t because Jeff didn’t go all in but on the plus side, we finally have our first 2 day champion since mid-June. Jason has now won the most amount of money and the amount of games than his wife Susan.

  6. VJ says:

    Wow! That was one crazy ending. I don’t think it would have gone down that way if Jeff had not decided to bet the whole amount he had just won on that last Daily Double.

    On the final, I couldn’t believe Jeff didn’t go all in. I would have done it and hoped Jason either got it wrong or had one of those unfortunate blips on the deciding question.