Daily analysis, Tuesday, March 11
Hey, remember that time I tried a Don LaFontaine voice? Yeah, there’s a reason I’m not a professional voiceover artist.![]()
But Arthur is, and he is now also a professional Jeopardy! contestant. So much so that he’s starting to joust with Alex!
Arthur Chu: 17,000
Kirsten Albair: 5,200
Tony Knechtges: 2,200
The Final Jeopardy! category: NOVEL TITLES
Another double lock. Arthur can risk up to 6,600, and Kirsten can wager up to 800 for pride.
Arthur hasn’t looked great the past two nights. It’s important to note that Jeopardy! films on back-to-back days, so this was his seventh match in a little over 24 hours. With that in mind, we can forgive him for being a bit off his game.
The Final Jeopardy! clue for March 11, 2014 (NOVEL TITLES):
THE TITLE OF THIS 1951 NOVEL COMES FROM THE HERO’S FANTASY OF RESCUING CHILDREN FALLING FROM A CLIFF
Correct response: What is The Catcher in the Rye?

