Friday, November 13, 2026

Jeopardy! recap for Fri., Nov. 13

 Here are today's contestants:


- Yashas Sardesai, a student from Naperville, Illinois;

- Lisa Verwys, a technical writer from Belgrade, Montana;

- Will Goree, a teacher from Austin, Texas. Will is a three-day champ with winnings of $63,600.


Jeopardy!


THE THINGS THEY CARRIED // TV BADDIES // WORLD ISLAND HOPPING // FAMILIAR PHRASES // STARTS WITH A SEASONING // SHOULD I TOUCH IT?


DD1 - $800 - THE THINGS THEY CARRIED - A prestige job in the Roman Army was aquilifer, one who carried a standard of this symbolic creature (Lisa lost $1,200.)

 

Scores at first break: Will $800, Lisa $1,000, Yashas $1,600.


Scores entering DJ: Will $7,400, Lisa $1,800, Yashas $1,800.


Double Jeopardy!


TROUBLE'S A BRUIN // WAITING FOR THE SEQUEL // ASTRONOMY // POLITICAL & GOVERNMENTAL ACRONYMS // LAUNCHING THE SHIP // ENDS WITH A SILENT CONSONANT


DD2 - $1,600 - ENDS WITH A SILENT CONSONANT - The French use this 2-word phrase for an embarrassing error & both words end in a silent consonant (Will added $8,000.)


DD3 - $1,600 - LAUNCHING THE SHIP - In 1939 Adm. Raeder thanked the Führer for giving this ship of the Third Reich the "proud name" of the creator of the Second Reich (Will lost just $100.)


Scores entering FJ: Will $33,900, Lisa $3,800, Yashas $6,200.


Final Jeopardy!


GOLDEN OLDIES - The first pop song produced by Quincy Jones was this No. 1 hit inspired by a fight a songwriter had with his kid about her birthday


Only Lisa was correct on FJ. Will continued to follow his pattern on $0 wagers on FJ, winning with $33,900 for a four-day total of $97,500.


Final scores: Will $33,900, Lisa $6,200, Yashas $4,799.


Correct Qs: DD1 - What is eagle? DD2 - What is faux pas? DD3 - What is Bismarck? FJ - What is "It's My Party"?

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