Here are 11 triple stumpers from the 7-2-2018 Jeopardy! match.

DANISH FOOD & DRINK ($200) A Danish culinary staple, smorrebrod means these 2 simple foods but the open-faced sandwiches of that name get a lot fancier

($2000) We’ve stalked this plant to Denmark where it’s called “rabarber”. It makes a favorite Danish dessert porridge and here on Bornholm Island, a refreshing juice

SMALL-SCREEN CRIME FIGHTERS ($200) A crack team of profilers led by special agent David Rossi (Joe Mantegna) tackles the toughest cases on this show

($600) Set in Washington D.C., “NCIS” spun off versions that take place in these other 2 cities

($1000) This British show starred Helen Mirren as Detective Jane Tennison; NBC aired a version with Mario Bello

BOOK OF THE MONTH ($600) All My _____s: My Memories of 12 World Series when the Yankees Ruled Baseball” by Mickey Mantle

($1000) “The Two Faces of ____” by Patricia Highsmith

SHAKESPEAREAN MENAGERIE ($1600) Ariel sings to Prospero “where” this insect “sucks, there suck I; in a cowslip’s bell I lie”

($2000) In a Shakespeare poem this bird of fable is paired with a turtle(dove)

MALE & FEMALE WORDS ($800) This “boy” was a WWII pilot; this “girl” was a dancer on “In Living Color”

($1600) Male & female words that precede “headed” to describe a stubborn person & the Egyptian goddess Hathor

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