Jeopardy! Challenge: Round 3 RESULTS

[Ircher]

Not a single one of them did I know or have a slight clue.... Hate pop culture

[Aronis]

$1,000 in every category please

[Save The Dragons]

Looking at the questions I see now that there is a lot of pop culture. I will try to balance things out in the future rounds!

[Cheery Dog]

TV Numbers 600
Quotable 200
Guitar Hero 400
Vegetable 800
Neigh-Sayers 200
Ay 400

[ForWhomTheJellyRolls]

TV Numbers 1000
Quotable 1000
Guitar Hero 800
Vegetable 800
Neigh-Sayers 800
Ay 1000

[Framm 18]

TV: 600
Quotable: 600
Guitar Heros: 400
Vegetables: 1000
Neigh: 600
Ay: 800

[Save The Dragons]

Going to try to get to this tomorrow.

The revelation takes a long time so I may think upon how to speed that up.

[Save The Dragons]

TV By the Numbers:

200
Not just a 2012 movie, this late 80s/early 90s show about young undercover officers starred Johnny Depp.

Ircher:
I have no clue

Correct Answer:

Spoiler:

21 Jump Street

600
This 2000s sitcom about an overprotective father and three teenage children tragically lost its lead actor during its second season.

Cephrir:
(The Brady Bunch)/2

D3f3nd3r:
idk

Framm 18:
7 rules for dating my Teenage Daughter

Cheery Dog:
Two and a Half Men

Correct Answer:

Spoiler:

8 Simple Rules (or 8 Simple Rules for Dating My Teenage Daughter)

800
Matthew Perry and Bradley Whitford stared in this short lived Aaron Sorkin dramedy from 2006-2007 about a sketch comedy show.

CuddlyCaucasian:
31 Rock

TheWayItEnds:
Brooklyn 24 Numb3rs

Correct Answer:

Spoiler:

Studio 60 on the Sunset Strip

1000
An IMDb summary of this 1960s TV show: "The misadventures of two of New York's finest (a Mutt and Jeff pair) in the mythical 53rd precinct in the Bronx."

Aronis: No Clue

ForWhomTheJellyRolls:
Bronx 53

Correct Answer:

Spoiler:

Car 54, Where Are You?

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Quotable Potables:

200
The character who likes their martinis "shaken, not stirred."

Ircher:
Ugh!

Cheery Dog:
James Bond

Correct Answer:

Spoiler:

James Bond

400
The song that features the lyrics "two bottle whiskey for the way." Perhaps a line sung in perfect pitch.

CuddlyCaucasian:
Margaritaville

D3f3nd3r:
When I'm Gone

Correct Answer:

Spoiler:

Cups or When I'm Gone

600
The character who sings "a spoonful of sugar helps the medicine go down."

Cephrir,
TheWayItEnds,
Framm 18:
Mary Poppins

Correct Answer:

Spoiler:

Mary Poppins

1000
The TV character with the line: "To alcohol! The cause of…and solution to…all of life's problems."

Aronis
ForWhomTheJellyRolls:
Homer Simpson

Spoiler:

Homer Simpson

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Guitar Heroes:

200
When You Were Young

Ircher:
Why pop culture??????

400
Freebird

Cheery Dog:
RIP my points

Framm 18:
Led Zepplin

Correct Answer:

Spoiler:

Lynyrd Skynyrd

600
Can You Hear Me Knocking

Cephrir:
No, I Can't

Correct Answer:

Spoiler:

The Rolling Stones

800
Mother

D3f3nd3r:
Pearl Jam

ForWhomTheJellyRolls:
Danzig

Correct Answer:

Spoiler:

Danzig

1000
Rock and Roll Hoochie Koo

CuddlyCaucasian:
Rick Derringer

TheWayItEnds:
if i ever ask for a 1000 point question again someone should slap me.

Aronis:
No clue

Correct Answer:

Spoiler:

Rick Derringer

Another Name For Vegetable:

200
This purple vegetable: Aubergine

CuddlyCaucasian,
TheWayItEnds:
Eggplant

Ircher:
Onion

Correct Answer:

Spoiler:

Eggplant

400

This peppery green: Rocket

Cephrir,
D3f3nd3r:
Jalapeno

Correct Answer:

Spoiler:

Arugala

800
This type of pepper: Capsicum

ForWhomTheJellyRolls:
Jalepeno

Cheery Dog:
Bell Pepper

Correct Answer:

Spoiler:

Bell Pepper

1000
From the french for "eat all" because you can eat all of this vegetable: Mange Tout

Aronis:
Bell Pepper

Framm 18:
Broccoli

Correct Answer:

Spoiler:

Snow Pea

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Neigh-Sayers:

200
"A horse! A horse! My kingdom for a horse!" is a famous line from Richard III, a historical work by this person.

CuddlyCaucasian,
Cheery Dog:
William Shakespeare

Ircher:
Lionheart Richard

Correct Answer:

Spoiler:

William Shakespeare

400
On Parks and Recreation, it's the mini-horse that Pawnee residents seem to have strong affection for, that passes away late in the series.

TheWayItEnds:
Lil Sebastion [sic]

D3f3nd3r:
Horse

Correct Answer:

Spoiler:

Li'l Sebastian

600
"A horse is a horse of course of course" begins the theme for this 1950s-60s television about a talking horse.

Cephrir:

Horsin' Around wait no that's the 90s

¯\_(ツ)_/¯

Framm 18:
Mr. Ed

Correct Answer:

Spoiler:

Mr. Ed

800
This horse, by be winning the Triple Crown and Breeder's cup in 2015, became the first horse to win the "Grand Slam" of horse racing.

ForWhomTheJellyRolls:
Horrace the hoarse Horse

Correct Answer:

Spoiler:

American Pharoah

1000
It's the Peter Shaffer play recently starring Daniel Radcliffe about a young man's pathological religious fascination with horses, or, in taxonomy, the genus of horses, zebra, etc.

Aronis:
No clue

Correct Answer:

Spoiler:

Equus

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The "AY"es Have It:

200
Singer who wants to "Shake It Off"

Ircher:
Ayonna Grande

400
Of "I Know Why The Caged Bird Sings" and "On The Pulse of Morning" fame, this poet.

Cheery Dog:
Ernest Hemmingway

Correct Answer:

Spoiler:

Maya Angelou

600
Occupation shared by Wilder, Ibsen, and Aristophanes.

CuddlyCaucasian:
Playwright

TheWayItEnds:
Soothsayer

Correct Answer:

Spoiler:

Playwright

800
One of two songs on Weezer's debut album, "The Blue Album" that fits the category.

Cephrir,
D3f3nd3r:
Say It Ain't So

Framm 18:
Say Hey

Correct Answer:

Spoiler:

Say It Ain't So or Holiday

1000
British Actor in the It Crowd who found his way on the movie screen along side Ben Stiller and Jonah Hill in The Watch

Aronis:
No clue

ForWhomTheJellyRolls:
Richard Ayoade

Correct Answer:

Spoiler:

Richard Ayoade

[Save The Dragons]

Round 2 results:

Person	Points
ForWhomTheJellyRolls	2800
CuddlyCaucasian	2000
Cephrir, Framm 18	1400
TheWayItEnds, D3f3nd3r, Cheery Dog	1200
Aronis	1000
Ircher	0

I decided to give Framm 18 credit for 7 rules for dating my Teenage Daughter, though he certainly would not on regular Jeopardy.

Let me know if there are any errors in scoring.

Congrats again, Jelly!

[Save The Dragons]

Round 3 (which will have no pop culture!) should be posted soon.

[TheWayItEnds]

isnt that last one richard ayoade?

or am i sorely mistaken about how to spell that guys name?

[Save The Dragons]

It is. I had it wrong in my notes.

[TheWayItEnds]

man i make a resolution to not ask for anymore 1000 pointers and then i would have gotten that one.

[Framm 18]

You don't have to give it to me, since it is a wrong guess, but thanks for giving it to me.

[Save The Dragons]

Round 3:

ELEMENTS BY THE NUMBERS	EUROPEAN HISTORY	A DAY TO REMEMBER	ANAGRAMS	IS THAT IN AFRICA?	"POP" CULTURE
$200	$200	$200	$200	$200	$200
$400	$400	$400	$400	$400	$400
$600	$600	$600	$600	$600	$600
$800	$800	$800	$800	$800	$800
$1000	$1000	$1000	$1000	$1000	$1000

For Elements by the Numbers, I will give you an atomic number, you will tell me the element it belongs to (not just the symbol).

For Anagrams, the answer to the clue will be an anagram of a word in the clue, that is related. I'm looking for clever here, not 'this clue mentions European History, but it has the word top in it. The answer is pot!'

For Is That In Africa? you will be given three places and will be asked to determine which one is a part of Africa.

For "Pop" Culture, every answer will include the letters 'pop' in that order.

[Save The Dragons]

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[Cheery Dog]

Elements 600
European history 200
day to remember 200
Anagrams 800
Africa 800
Pip culture 400

[Aronis]

$1,000 in everything plz

[Ircher]

Round 3:

ELEMENTS BY THE NUMBERS	EUROPEAN HISTORY	A DAY TO REMEMBER	ANAGRAMS	IS THAT IN AFRICA?	"POP" CULTURE
$200	$200	$200	$200	$200	$200
$400	$400	$400	$400	$400	$400
$600	$600	$600	$600	$600	$600
$800	$800	$800	$800	$800	$800
$1000	$1000	$1000	$1000	$1000	$1000

For Elements by the Numbers, I will give you an atomic number, you will tell me the element it belongs to (not just the symbol).

For Anagrams, the answer to the clue will be an anagram of a word in the clue, that is related. I'm looking for clever here, not 'this clue mentions European History, but it has the word top in it. The answer is pot!'

For Is That In Africa? you will be given three places and will be asked to determine which one is a part of Africa.

For "Pop" Culture, every answer will include the letters 'pop' in that order.

This looks easier....

Elements - 600
Europeon History - 600
Day to Remember - 200
Anagram - 600
Africa - 400
Pop Culture - 400

[Ircher]

And I obviously dont know pop culture... The 400 and 600 Qs for the Quotable one btw were more obvious than the 200 one, just sayin'.

[Cheery Dog]

I wouldn't have got the 400 on Quotable.

[Ircher]

The 600 should've been 200; that, I think we'd all agree on.

[CuddlyCaucasian]

Elements 600
European History 400
A Day To Remember 400
Anagrams 800
Is That In Africa? 800
"Pop" Culture 600

[D3f3nd3r]

Elements 400
Europe 600
A Day 600
Anagrams 600
Africa 800
Pop Culture 600

[Save The Dragons]

I for sure agree the 600 should have been lower for, I think I would have preferred it at 400 though, I made a last minute decision to switch those which I think was wrong.

Regardless, I won't be able to get it right every time but I'll do my best