Man where are they dredging up these dumb Jeoprady players these days?

[GreenElf]

I hear if you touch a dumb Jeoprady player, you might get leopardy.

[terentii]

@HowSoonIsThen

The obvious answer to a Mormon question isn’t Joseph Smith?

Nope. Could be Brigham Young, Tyrone Power, Vincent Price, Great Salt Lake, Tabernacle Choir, Bees … any number of things!

[Justin_Bailey]

@obfusciatrist

I think someone had made a good case that not only is the correct answer not entirely obvious but there a good argument can be made that Atlanta is a correct one:

Mike Drummond May Have Been Correct Last Night – The Jeopardy! Fan

The SCLC was founded in 1957 the Ebenezer Baptist Church in Atlanta. While not the only reason, it is an important part of why the church is part of the Martin Luther King National Historic Site, officially created by Jimmy Carter in 1980 who has his library in Atlanta. Which is the state capital of Georgia.

The specificity of the information fits Arkansas more tightly but Atlanta does ring all the bells.

Wow. That’s kind of amazing. I definitely think it was a poorly worded question (I couldn’t for the life of me remember where Ike was from because I thought it was referring to the 1957 President) and knowing that there’s a second answer that fits makes it even worse.

[terentii]

@Justin_Bailey

Wow. That’s kind of amazing. I definitely think it was a poorly worded question (I couldn’t for the life of me remember where Ike was from because I thought it was referring to the 1957 President) and knowing that there’s a second answer that fits makes it even worse.

Ike was from Abilene, KS, and that’s where his presidential library is located. This couldn’t have been the answer, since the capital of Kansas is Topeka, but I fixated on Eisenhower too.

[Voyager]

@kunilou

So that’s two more libraries in two more state capitals with two more Presidents (both of whom figured more prominently in the Civil Rights movement than Bill Clinton.)

The clue wasn’t obvious.

But nothing in the clue implied that the president in question figured in Civil Rights. Though I see how people can make that connection. I did before I rejected all the other possibilities.
By the way all three contestants on the next day got the FJ question wrong also (I forget it) - but they were indeed dumb. It was an easy question.

[gnoitall]

@terentii

Nope. Could be Brigham Young, Tyrone Power, Vincent Price, Great Salt Lake, Tabernacle Choir, Bees … any number of things!

John Browning. But would *Jeopardy *do a gun-related topic? In my heart, I doubt it.

[pulykamell]

@gnoitall

John Browning. But would *Jeopardy *do a gun-related topic? In my heart, I doubt it.

Here you go. Look at Eponymous Inventions for $2000.

ETA: And here’s one with a “Guns” category. Or here’s another. I’m not going to bother checking for more, but it’s a category they’ve done multiple times.

[terentii]

@pulykamell

Here you go. Look at Eponymous Inventions for $2000.

Triple stumper?!? :eek: The contestants that night must have been really, really out of it!