Here are today’s contestants:

– Christine Bobal, an English language teacher from Warrenton, Virginia;
– Carson Davis, a nursery worker from Missoula, Montana; and
– Anthony Cantor, a television & podcast producer from Toronto, Ontario. Anthony is a three-day champ with winnings of $58,800.

Jeopardy!

WHO GETS TO VOTE? // SITCOMS // STYLISH // UNSUNG HEROES // CROSSWORD CLUES “Y” // MAGIC

DD1 – $800 – WHO GETS TO VOTE? – Women first voted in this Asian country in 1946; in 2025, it got its first female prime minister (On the first clue, Anthony added $1,000.)

Scores at first break: Anthony $3,000, Carson $2,800, Christine $3,200.

Scores entering DJ: Anthony $3,600, Carson $5,400, Christine $6,000.

Double Jeopardy!

NEIGHBORHOODS // LITERATURE // UNDER THE SEA // GOVERNMENT AGENCIES // NUMERICAL EXPRESSIONS // SUNG HEROES

DD2 – $1,600 – GOVERNMENT AGENCIES – In 1947 this agency made a token payment of $10 to Emory University for 15 acres of land that’s now home to its headquarters (Anthony moved from third to first by doubling to $8,800.)

DD3 – $1,200 – NEIGHBORHOODS – Sounding like a mash-up of Lin-Manuel Miranda shows, this alliterative area is home to the City College of N.Y. (Anthony added $8,000 up to $16,800 vs. $9,600 for Christine.)

Anthony found all three DDs and made great use of them, getting them all right and nearly winning the maximum as he carried first into FJ at $22,400 vs. $13,200 for Christine and $8,600 for Carson.

Final Jeopardy!

HISTORIC VESSELS – Now part of a Connecticut museum, this vessel traveled 1,830 miles in a novel way as part of operation northwest passage

Only Carson was correct on FJ. Thanks to his strong DD wagering, Anthony had a big enough lead to hold off Carson’s double-up, dropping $4,001 to win with $18,399 for a four-day total of $77,199.

Final scores: Anthony $18,399, Carson $17,200, Christine $3,999.

Correct Qs: DD1 – What is Japan? DD2 – What is CDC? DD3 – What is Hamilton Heights? FJ – What is Nautilus?