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"*This artifact* named for **the city**..." means they just gave a little more hint but surely won't accept just the city's name... that's a real shame. The shock in her face...
Rosetta is the city, the stone is the object that was named after it. The grammar was her downfall.
@@gokaury Many people speak English as a second language & proper grammar usage sucks. I feel real bad for her going all in on final jeopardy & the gentlemen played chicken.
@@tbone3972She had no chance to win. The guy who won had over $40,000 and she had $5000. Why would someone who is assured a win because they can't be caught risk more than a little bit? That'd be totally stupid.
Gotta read those clues carefully.
I feel her. I answered ‘Mercury 7’ yesterday.
Ok Phil Keoghan😏
the awesome power of matt jackson strikes terror into my heart
Alan Lin defeated 12 game champion Austin Rogers in the 2017 Tournament of Champions Quarterfinals and came ahead of him in the Finals. Matt Jackson was a 13 game champion who was Ken Jennings-esque. He was a very strong superchampion in the pre-Holzhauer era! Terry O'Shea was a Princeton student who faced Julia Collins in the 2014 Tournament of Champions Semifinals, she's the nicest contestant the show has ever seen, and is just the kindest person ever!
Speaking of Austin Rogers, he’s playing on Monday, and I hope he beats Amy Schneider.
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Andrew He scored $33,601, Larissa Kelly scored $40,200, and Matt Jackson scored $41,321. The semifinals are looking amazing so far in what's already an amazing roster!
I can't wait for the finals in 2027.
Monday's match is going to be most interesting with Austin and Amy at the pulpit.
Don't think for a second that Matt might have already won this tournament. Absolutely anything can happen.
Congratulations matt jackson on advancing to the semi finals well done
Ooh that’s gotta hurt.
Fun fact: the rosetta stone was actually found by the French army of Napoleon in 1798. It was handed over to the British in a prisoner exchange after the campaign in egypt wrapped up.
Love Matt's smile
Fun fact: $41,200 is the highest score going into Final Jeopardy since Troy Meyer scored $46,800 in game 2 of the Tournament of Champions Finals, coincidentally the same day the Jeopardy Invitational Tournament roster was revealed! 😮
What is the Aswan dam?
Fun fact: This is the second game Terry played when Johnny Gilbert covered songs as Jeopardy questions. The first time was the first finals game of the 2014 College Championship Tournament. Since she happened to be selected for what would be the 9,000th episode and that was mentioned for The Lyrical Stylings of Johnny Gilbert, the timing was perfect! Also, those who are punk fans, this is the first time Blink-182 came up since the first week of the 2024 Champions Wildcard. The question was: It's no small thing that Tom DeLonge of this pop-punk band was mentioned during a congressional hearing about UFOs.
Even though it wouldn't have affected the outcome, seeing Terry lose on a technicality made me sadder remembering she was in Stratton's Dilemma on the very last game she played. 😢
Fortunately the mistake didn't matter to the outcome
THIS artifact… the Rosetta Stone!!
The date was the giveaway…just 3 years after the French found it
I wish they would change the ending. Mayim hasn't been on for a long time...
Yeah the commenter knows. Hence why they want Mayim off the outro on these vids.
It seems like a very easy fix, especially since they create new videos for the YT channel every day. Keeping her on must be an intentional choice. Not sure why.
@@thezanycat no, I have no idea why they are still hanging onto old vid with Mayim. Sorry.
between Andrew, Larissa, and Matt, I have no idea who will take this.
Here's a really fun fact! On Monday's game, had Andrew He bet $20,799 to keep Dan Pawson locked into second/third place (assuming Pam would get it wrong, anyway), he would've scored $54,399. Had Matt bet $13,199 to keep Alan locked into second place, he would've scored $54,399!
Because they had a $27,200 lead/difference over that player.
@@GoldenNugget256 Yep!
Troy Meyer's now wife was a former contestant. Since he was a finalist, the tournament of which ended only three days ago, and Alan and Terry's relationships mentioned in the anecdotes were Jeopardy related, it really isn't that uncommon for Jeopardy romance, is there?
Apparently, Terri wasn’t specific enough.
Gotta look for the word _this/these_ . The clue asked for the artifact not the location. She didn't notice, unfortunately.
Our English is precious. ❤
Our English language is precious. ❤❤
Terry 😭 I wish she won (or maybe got matched up on a different day?) so I could see her more…but good that she got invited back 🙂
What is the Rosetta Stone?
It's a stone found in Rosetta by the British army.
@@lisahanson527 Yes, in fact part of an even LARGER stone.
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I got this Final Jeopardy! clue right.
Rosetta Stone that correct, Matt is a semifinals. Congratulations 🎉
That’s pretty dumb. What other Rosetta could they be speaking about. Like c’mon.
No, it isn't. The clue is wanting the aritfact not the city in which it was found. Very clearly stated in the clue. She messed up.
@@hgb0005 someone says “the Rosetta” and everyone knows what you mean. Idk, I get why they do what they do, but especially with the wording of this question, that was pretty dumb. Maybe it’s a personality thing, I’m a more go with the flow type of person.
@@hauntedhaunter6148 yeah, that doesn't work on a game show giving away potentially big amounts of money. Especially with the wording of the question, that's why it isn't dumb. It was worded precisely - the clue wanted the artifact, not the city. That is exactly why the 'the Rosetta' is not good enough. (Also, she didnt answer 'the Rosetta', she answered 'Rosetta'. The other two contestants got the right answer. If you you were a contestant and you lost out on a big sum of money to someone who put 'Rosetta' (not 'the Rosetta') when you put 'the Rosetta Stone', would you just go with the flow? Perhaps you would, but most would not.
@@hgb0005 Rosetta/The Rosetta, you know what they mean. At some point we gotta use our context clues to understand that these very smart people know what they’re talking about. The question was not worded well.
@@hauntedhaunter6148 I'm not saying she didn't know what the clue was referring to. But you keep stressing the same thing - which is exactly what I'm stressing that I disagree about. The clue was worded precisely//there's nothing badly worded about the clue. The other two knew the clue wanted the artifact because it was very clear. Also, yes in context if someone is talking about 'the Rosetta', I understand they know what is being referred to. But out of context, I wouldn't know. I've never heard the Rosetta Stone referred to as The Rosetta before - perhaps that's out of the ordinary.