Here are 8 triple stumpers from the 1-24-2019 Jeopardy! match.

CREATURES WITH BLOWHOLES ($800) Here’s a good shot of the blowhole of one of these notoriously vocal whales

PAINTERS’ MASTERPIECES ($2000) In 1908 he gave us “The Kiss” now at Vienna’s Belvedere Museum

SLOGANS & MOTTOES ($400) “United in Diversity” is the motto of this international entity created by Maastricht Treaty in 1992

“BIO” ($1200) If you’re able to live in both Atlanta & Atlantis, you’re this, like a toad

BEFORE & ACTOR:
($1600) A big screen “21 Jump Street” cop who’s been seen on “CSI: NY” & “The Good Doctor”
($2000) The Sally whom Harry met meets Lars, who wanted a real girl

ANSWERS: show

EDIBLE HOMOPHONES
($600) It’s the 16th letter of the Greek alphabet
($1000) It’s what bilge water comes from

ANSWERS: show

The players got all these clues in I NAMED IT AFTER YOU:
($200) Dave Thomas tried all 5 of his kids’ names for his fast food brand, but chose this nickname of daughter Melinda
($400) Jim Davis used this middle name of his grandfather to name his comic strip cat
($600) The creator of this hyperactivity drug named it after his wife Marguerite
($800) In 1919 Isaac Carasso used Parisian cultures to create this yogurt company named for his son Daniel
($1000) Mississippi magnate William Hardy had 3 wives: he didn’t name a city for Sallie or Ida, but did name this one for Hattie

ANSWERS: show

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