Most people will say they have a favorite decade for music. But do we know the music of other decades?
That is what Jeopardy wanted to know, so they asked contestants to identify three songs from five different decades.
How did they do? They got them all right. Although I have to admit I got the most recent decade wrong. Those years were not my favorite years for music.
What is your favorite decade for music? I think mine is not the ’70s because they somehow created the happiest and saddest songs I’ve ever heard.
We know that Cheers is in Boston and Grey Sloan Memorial is Grey’s Anatomy’s hospital, but do you remember the locations for other shows? That is what Jeopardy wanted to find out. So, they asked the contestants if they knew these TV Settings?
How did you do? Hopefully, better than the contestants. How did they miss those two easy clues?
Songs are something you can hear, but can you guess a song title from a photo? That is what Jeopardy wanted to know, so they asked the contestants that very question…five times.
How did they do? Some are easier than others! However, the whole category was a lot of fun! So much so that I hope that someone turns this into a game show! I would totally play!
Aaron Sorkin is one of the most prolific television creators of the modern era. Because of that, Jeopardy not only gave him his own category, the game show also asked him to read the questions.
It would be questions like, “I have appeared in several of my movies and on television, how is my character been described in most of them?” The answer is, “What is a man in bar?”
Are the contestants fans of his work? Who isn’t? And the questions were not that easy.
