Final Jeopardy: 1970s Movie Scenes (7-22-21)

Here are some more clues from the 7/22/2021 Jeopardy! game:

The players got all the clues in the “MM Pop” category:

($400) This rap artist got his stage name due to his resemblance to a baseball home run king
($800) Lionel Richie played some sax but also “ranked” as a singer for this hit-making R&B group
($1200) First name of 1960s singers Roe & James
($1600) This “planet-devouring” band went straight for “The Middle” in a 2001 tune
($2000) Till Lindemann is the frontman of this metal band that doubles the “M” of a U.S. Air Force base in Germany

ANSWERS: show

Sneak Peek clues — DOWN TO “RTH”
($200) It precedes pole, sea & star
($400) Once upon a time home was where this fireplace area was, providing heat & light at night, & fire for cooking
($600) Time to go to sleep on the train; do you want the upper one or the lower one?
($800) It’s the distance around something, like a middle-aged waist
($1000) In Scotland it’s an inlet like Moray or of Clyde

ANSWERS: show

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13 Responses

  1. Annie says:

    So what was that question about Juggernaut where the correct answer sounded like she said Juggernaut. And the guy was corrected “it’s not Krishna, it’s Krishna” ??

    • VJ says:

      Annie, the clue was “The term ‘juggernaut’ comes from a massive vehicle pulled by thousands of pilgrims to honor this avatar of Vishnu”

      I wasn’t paying that close attention at that point, but according to J-Archive, Matt buzzed in first and said “Krishan” . Rekha gave the correct answer: “Jagannath” and. Robin corrected Matt’s pronunciation to Krishna.

  2. Jacob Ska says:

    What a performance by Matt! I’m loving it. Congratulations to him and I hope this trend continues. Also good for Robin’s charity.

  3. Jeopardy! lover says:

    Wow, what a game! $81,400 in 2 days is impressive! Great job Matt! Keep it up!

  4. Albert says:

    Matt is like a male version of Ken Jennings.

  5. DC says:

    You will never be forgotten Alex.

    • Albert says:

      I, personally, think that every guest host has been superior to Trebek. I liked Mayim the very best of all.

  6. Ismael Gomez says:

    Sorry that the clues were mean to Pete.

  7. Lou says:

    Matt’s high score is very similar to what Larissa Kelly, Roger Craig, Mark Runsvold, and James Holzhauer had in their previous runs. I think he could set a new record this time around tomorrow. Pete is dismissed since Matt was pretty much hot on the buzzer today. Probably the second dismissal of the game so far. As a previous UC sufferer and achieving remission, Alien was my favorite film. Anyone else here have previously had UC before?

  8. Darius Scott says:

    I hope he will make it to the TOC list!

    • William Weyser says:

      Me too. He could be the next long running memorable champion, but I think that this is going to depend on luck. I think the last time somebody had a 2-Day Total over $80,000 was James Holzhauer who scored $82,606 in 2 days, which is the 4th highest 2-Day Total ever. If that’s true, then $81,400 is the 5th highest 2-Day total ever. The 3rd highest was Chris Fleitas with $82,901, and he lost to 7-Time Champion: Joon Pahk in his 3rd game. The 2nd highest was Mark Runsvold with $103,000, ever since him, nobody has won over $100,000 in just 2 days. It is possible, but it’s very hard, and the highest 2-Day Total is $114,000, scored by Roger Craig, and we all know what happened in his 2nd game, with $77,000 being an important number. BTW, Happy Birthday, the late Alex Trebek.