Clue Watch: Sammy Davis Jr. and More
All this talk of Frank Sinatra this month reminded us of the most talented member (in our opinion, of course), of the Rat Pack: Sammy Davis, Jr. The last clue...
All this talk of Frank Sinatra this month reminded us of the most talented member (in our opinion, of course), of the Rat Pack: Sammy Davis, Jr. The last clue...
The Marvel superhero known as The Sub-Mariner actually has a name. It is Namor McKenzie. Here are two Jeopardy! clues on him. 5/14/2015 THE BOOK OF MERMEN $800: The Marvel...
This week, let’s take a look at new world leaders. Instead of just having an alphabetical list, we’ll go by who’s likely or unlikely to get a Jeopardy! clue in...
In the 1950s, Marilyn Monroe, Jayne Mansfield and Mamie Van Doren were collectively known as “the 3 Ms” and in 2008, Jeopardy! even had a clue with that specific tidbit....
Floyd Patterson and Ingemar Johannson were two heavyweight champs who fought each other 3 times, with the title going back and forth between them. They show up together most of...
Sylvester Stewart aka Sly Stone hasn’t shown up on Jeopardy! since 2008. That year, he got two clues and before that, there were clues about Sly & the Family Stone...
The tarsier is one of the smallest primates in the world and is mainly found in the Philippines and Indonesia. Its huge eyes are its most distinguishing characteristic, although it...
No one can call the German philosopher, Arthur Schopenhauer, a Jeopardy! favorite. He shows up maybe every other year, except in 2005, when he got 3 whole clues! Then he...
In Spoiler Talk, we recently saw two clues in different games that featured Spanish artist Diego Velasquez (1599-1660). Since all the old clues in Spoiler Talk are picked at random,...
You knew Jeopardy! would post this clip on their youtube channel, didn’t you? Ordinarily we would type out the clues for you, but they included the captions in the vid....
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