| A | B | C | D | E | F | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
1 | Jeopardy! | |||||
2 | ENIGMAS | $100 | Yes, loud and clear! Now don’t move til we’re done talking (5) | |||
3 | ENIGMAS | $200 | The latter, but isn’t it impressive how it sounds like the former? (7) | |||
4 | ENIGMAS | $300 | What do I look like, a deli on wheels? (8) | |||
5 | ENIGMAS | $400 | Cash, some credit cards, my driver’s license (4) | |||
6 | ENIGMAS | $500 | Between two buns (3) | |||
7 | MYSTERIES | $100 | Behind a mail truck (4) | |||
8 | MYSTERIES | $200 | Somewhere in rural Mississippi (5) | |||
9 | MYSTERIES | $300 | My plaid overnight bag is missing! (3) | |||
10 | MYSTERIES | $400 | Judge Doom (4) | |||
11 | MYSTERIES | $500 | George and Martha, clearly (5) | |||
12 | CONUNDRUMS | $100 | Yep, just take the 101 south from San Francisco (8) | |||
13 | CONUNDRUMS | $200 | It makes kind of a raspy bark (5) | |||
14 | CONUNDRUMS | $300 | Not much, meow meow, just licking myself and sleeping meow (3) | |||
15 | CONUNDRUMS | $400 | You must be mistaking me for someone else… (4) | |||
16 | CONUNDRUMS | $500 | The guy with the one-star review on Rover (5) | |||
17 | VEXATIONS | $100 | Yes, child I’m right here (7) | |||
18 | VEXATIONS | $200 | No, only humans can do that (6) | |||
19 | VEXATIONS | $300 | Only if they need some glue (5) | |||
20 | VEXATIONS | $400 | I don’t know, red? Yellow? I’m too scared to look up!! (5) | |||
21 | VEXATIONS | $500 | He’s lost in a big crowd (2) | |||
22 | QUANDARIES | $100 | Yes, a waiter just took our order (4) | |||
23 | QUANDARIES | $200 | Berlin, or maybe Belize (7) | |||
24 | QUANDARIES | $300 | Everyone (except maybe billionaires) (6) | |||
25 | QUANDARIES | $400 | Angela, usually, but sometimes Tony (3) | |||
26 | QUANDARIES | $500 | Ryan’s? Colin’s? (5) | |||
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28 | Double Jeopardy! | |||||
29 | POTPOURRI | $800 | Hollywood’s most famous sword-wielding “dhampir,” or human-vampire hybrid | |||
30 | POTPOURRI | $1,000 | This colorful military man might have done it with the wrench in the conservatory | |||
31 | POTPOURRI | $200 | Invented by Philips in the 1960s, some underground labels still release music on these today. Gen Z: ask your parents | |||
32 | POTPOURRI | $600 | This 92-year-old Texan left CBS News after a public scandal, but he’s staying young with a recently launched Substack newsletter | |||
33 | POTPOURRI | $3,600 | On average, it begins around age 11 for girls and 12 for boys, although that number has been going down and scientists aren’t sure why | |||
34 | ODDS & ENDS | $1,800 | A seven nation army couldn’t hold them back (well, until they broke up in 2011) | |||
35 | ODDS & ENDS | $2,800 | It takes a long time to get home — ten years, in fact — in this ancient Greek epic | |||
36 | ODDS & ENDS | $3,600 | This James Caan crime movie with music by Tangerine Dream was Michael Mann’s first film | |||
37 | ODDS & ENDS | $3,200 | Between your incisors and your molars are these kinds of teeth, also called cuspids. Woof! | |||
38 | ODDS & ENDS | $1,400 | I have made a monument more lasting than bronze, he said, perhaps referring to his 103 Latin odes | |||
39 | MISCELLANY | $1,000 | This anthropomorphic lagomorph’s voice was based on that of a fast-talking bus passenger in It Happened One Night | |||
40 | MISCELLANY | $800 | “Louis, I think this is the beginning of a beautiful friendship,” Rick says to him at the end of Casablanca | |||
41 | MISCELLANY | $3,400 | The eyes of this Cleopatra star were not actually violet, but a deep blue | |||
42 | MISCELLANY | $1,400 | This revolutionary three-volume work of economics and philosophy is the most-cited book in social sciences published before 1950 | |||
43 | MISCELLANY | $1,000 | Their Seal of Approval has graced products since 1909 | |||
44 | HODGEPODGE | $1,000 | This century-old broadcasting network is funded by annual licence [sic] fees | |||
45 | HODGEPODGE | $1,200 | The Harold is one structure used in this “Yes, and” type of live theater | |||
46 | HODGEPODGE | $1,600 | In football, it’s when a player successfully catches a forward pass from their quarterback thrown from behind the line of scrimmage | |||
47 | HODGEPODGE | $2,000 | This common girl’s name was unknown before Shakespeare apparently invented it for “The Merchant of Venice” | |||
48 | HODGEPODGE | $600 | Albert Finney stars in this Best Picture winner based on a 1749 novel by Henry Fielding | |||
49 | MELANGE | $1,200 | This 2011 comedy starring Seth Rogen and Joseph Gordon-Levitt is named after a character’s odds of surviving a cancer diagnosis | |||
50 | MELANGE | $1,400 | The popularity of this name peaked in the 1960s after Disney featured her adventures in Never Land | |||
51 | MELANGE | $800 | Sha Na Na got its name from the repeated nonsense sounds in this 1957 doo-wop hit by the Silhouettes | |||
52 | MELANGE | $1,800 | This group of boneless swimmers includes the largest living species of fish, which surprisingly doesn’t eat meat | |||
53 | MELANGE | $1,200 | It’s the largest per-capita producer of oil outside the Middle East and one of the wealthiest countries in the world; can you affjord it? |