Monday, June 6, 2022

Jeopardy! recap for Mon., Jun. 6

Here are today's contestants:


- Stephanie, an actor, played against an NBA coach and "showed him what's up";

- Eric, a meteorologist,  chased twisters; and

- Ryan, a rideshare driver, fondly remembers his ninth grade English teacher. Ryan is a 16-day champ with winnings of $299,400.


Jeopardy! 


ON THE COAST // SOUND UP! // SCIENCE STUFF // MOVIE TITLES OF A LIFETIME (NETWORK) // NON-MEDICAL DOCTORS // IT'S RHYMING DAY (each response rhymes with "day".)


DD1 - $800 - NON-MEDICAL DOCTORS - Near the Mass. Ave. T stop on the Orange Line is where this man lived in the 1950s getting his theology at Boston University (Ryan lost $2,000 from his score of $4,400.)


Scores going into DJ: Ryan $2,400, Eric $3,600, Stephanie $2,400.


Double Jeopardy! 


ON THE COASTER // WRITTEN CYRILLIC // D-DAY, THE 6TH OF JUNE // ANTHROPOLOGY // WOMEN WRITERS // 1992 FILMS


DD2 - $1,600 - D-DAY, THE 6TH OF JUNE - German Field Marshal Rommel predicted, "The first 24 hours of the invasion will be decisive...it will be" this, the title of a 1962 film (Eric doubled to $6,400 vs. $2,800 for Ryan.)


DD3 - $2,000 - WRITTEN CYRILLIC - Some Tajik speakers call their language Zaboni Forsi, meaning this national tongue (Eric lost $5,000 from his score of $14,800 vs. $9,200 for Stephanie and $2,800 for Ryan.)


Ryan was silent for much of DJ, got rolling very late but remained in third place going into FJ at $6,800 vs. $10,200 for Eric and $9,200 for Stephanie.


Final Jeopardy!


GREEK MYTHOLOGY - Of the Argonauts seeking the Golden Fleece, these 2 from the same family were from Sparta according to Homer


Only Eric was correct on FJ, adding $8,201 to win with $18,401, as Ryan departs with just over $300K and an invite to the next Tournament of Champions.


Odds and ends


That's before our time: The players didn't pick up on a clue's reference (hot dogs, his family's hot dogs) to the famous jingle of hot dog maker Armour.


Judging the writers: Asking the players to identify a photo of a saxophone would be pretty simple for a kids tournament, much less for a $1,200 clue in a regular game.


Correct Qs: DD1 - Who was Martin Luther King, Jr.? DD2 - What is "The Longest Day"? DD3 - What is Persian? FJ - Who are Castor and Pollux?


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