Final Jeopardy: Signs & Symbols (9-10-24)

Here are some more clues from the 9/10/2024 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.

4 OF THE SAME CONSONANT ($200) If you’re having a little laugh, , you’re doing this

UNCUT JAMS ($800) On a 2021 episode of “SNL”, Taylor Swift “remembered” a 10-minute version of this song with a mention of an old scarf

($1600) A famous jazz jam at Massey Hall was stacked; Bird, Diz, Roach & Mingus went hard in the paint on “A Night In” this African locale

PLAYS & PLAYWRIGHTS ($1600) In this Noël Coward comedy, a man is haunted by the ghosts of his dead wives

($2000) Also a poet, painter & photographer, this Swede was best known for writing plays like “Miss Julie”

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SNEAK PEEK CATEGORY: THE MAFIA
($200) The most powerful mob boss of his day, Charles Luciano became famous– make that infamous– under this nickname
($400) The Dapper Don, this Gambino family boss, died in prison after getting convicted on 13 counts of extortion, murder & more
($600) In the 1980s this previously obscure Federal statute was used to send the heads of 3 Mafia families to prison for life
($800) In the 1980s an FBI agent infiltrated the Bonanno family under this alias, the title of a 1997 Johnny Depp movie
($1000) In 1963 Joe Valachi gave televised testimony to Congress, breaking the Mafia code of silence known by this Italian word

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11 Responses

  1. Richard Walls Corliss says:

    When I watched Adam performing on Jeopardy!, I found out that voice sounds a lot like David Muir on ABC.

  2. Howard says:

    We didn’t seem to get Jeopardy/Wheel at all because of debate coverage.
    FJ stumped me, as did 2/3 DDs (got the time one). Blew the Noel Coward play by putting an “s” at the end. The Swedish playwright wasn’t that tough, neither was the 4-consonant word for laughing. According to the recap, they nailed all 5 of the Mafia clues; I’d have guessed that a couple might have been stumpers. Only one I didn’t know was the film title.

  3. Jason says:

    I got FJ. I recalled my med school classmate, who is a Reform Jew. He also, then, at least, was outspoken, while not being a loudmouth. He told me of Magen David Adom, and Ken deftly avoided mentioning that. I said “cross and crescent”, so, I hope they would have taken it!

    2/3 on DD, but only about 1/3 on TS. I said the same thing as Adam, 0800.

    I think Adam had too many snap answers. Maybe a little bit of reflection before responding may have helped. Nonetheless, congrats to Will!

    • VJ says:

      I’m pretty sure just ‘cross and crescent’ would have been fine, Jason. To the best of my recollection, the clue has to have the word ‘colorful’ in the clue or category for a color to be required

  4. Rick says:

    A good game overall, ;but things unfortunately didn’t work out well for Adam. As for me, I did a little above average, but the FJ was a toughie.

  5. rhonda says:

    I liked Mary Catherine’s squirrel story.

  6. Ismael Gomez says:

    Our first epic fail of wagering clues of the new season since Adam missed all 3 DDs resulted our first skunking of the season plus a tough final resulted a triple stumper. I’m sure William Weyser will say darn those daily doubles to Adam.

    • William Weyser says:

      I did. Not only that, on the last clue in Double Jeopardy!, Mary Catherine realized at the end that she needed to guess, in order to have a shot against Will. She took a stab. Didn’t get it. Adam didn’t recognize it. You have to be aware of your situation and take a stab. If you get it right, you might as wager everything in FJ! and hope that Will has bad luck. If you get it wrong, the game is over.

  7. Kevin Cheng says:

    First triple stumper of the new season. Only the 2nd episode of Season 41 and we already have our first triple stumper. Mary Catherine did a smart thing to take a stab on the last clue to break Will’s runaway and it didn’t work out.

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