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VAdame wrote: ↑

Wed Apr 10, 2019 10:52 pm

Missed:
Kendrick Lamar, said Drake. Hey, Drake, "Duck"worth...makes sense!

I made this exact same mistake, same reasoning.

43 out of 50, for real. I thought Tuesday's test (off the video) was harder (37 right).

Did anyone notice the non-standard grammar choice on the category title ALEX' BUCKET LIST ? I cannot find a single style guide that suggests it is proper to drop the S on a possessive for a word ending in X. In fact, they all suggest that the S is not optional. Surprised that Jeopardy's writers wou...

The line quoted from the play (“bodies soft & weak...but that our...hearts should well agree with our external parts?)" made me think of wild desires needing to be tamed, I guess. It was the first answer I thought of and none of the options presented anything that fit better than that.

Though I understand that "pope" = "pontiff" was an important part of the clue, any chance they accept "proselytizing" for "pontificating?"

Bob Roberts

Transcontinental Railroad. Taming of the Shrew was a guess.

For the Atari game with the same name as a Shakespeare play, I said Othello, which was made for the 2600 (but I don't think it used the rotating controller).