Landmarks | Final Jeopardy! | JEOPARDY!

If Agrippa's approving the design of an aqueduct, and Oceanus is here in statue form... then who's answering this Final #Jeopardy! clue about landmarks?

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[DonkeyYote]

This is the style of Jeopardy clue that I really like. I knew none of the facts in the clue but realized that the question was essentially 'name an Italian landmark that is famous involving water and statues of ancient people and mythological characters.'

[suemiller]

Got it! Actually saw this but so long ago I couldn't recall the details - went with the water clues and it is certainly a landmark.

[leesalawitch]

Got it, and am also surprised that none of the contestants did...

[DashingPartyCrasher]

Whoop--I was right! 🥳⛲ Good guess, considering I've never been to Italy.

[erickpoorbaugh]

This was a tough one, but that was the only water-themed landmark in Rome I could remember, and I knew it had a statue, so I was hoping it was that one and not some other fountain.

[TheMrJourneyer]

I’m surprised no one got this. Got it pretty quickly myself.

[drewconway]

Got it right away, but I can 100% see how this would be a stumper

[jmason]

I thought Pointe Vecchio but not sure how many reliefs are part of the structure

[goatgav]

Nice
Another 5 time champ
No 4-day curse

[DrivenBeers]

"What have the Romans ever done for us??"
"The aqueduct."
"What?"
"The aqueduct!"

[chrisandersen]

I knew fountain at least… He’ll if I know which one.

[Peterjr]

Got it right away, I thought it was easy, Latin and Italian names with water references. Don’t under stand where the colosseum came from.

[ecalhoun]

SWAG on my part but got it right. woot!

[agbook]

I got this one right. Pietro Bracci's statue of Oceanus was key to the clue.

[barakb]

Astonishingly easy to be a triple stumper... can anyone name any other Italian aquatic monuments?

[ladyhawke]

Final Jeopardy: 3/5 stars

Category: 👍

Clue: Average

Fairness: Adequate

Time: Five seconds more

Fun Factor: Ew!😂

[SonicLamb]

I don't know why I was thinking of The Birth of Venus. That's a painting, not a landmark. -_-

[briantravelman]

For the love of God, can someone please take out Professor Politics!

[paulvoorhies]

I got it again and they all missed. What is happening??

[jaimecarter]

I knew exactly what it was but couldn't remember what it was called. Doubt they'd accept "what is that one fountain in Rome"