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[cydonian]

Absolutely ZERO chance the final Jeopardy would EVER be this easy if I was a contestant.

[ohmyjanitor]

I got this one right. Never read the novel, but I looked at the names, they sounded French, so I guessed The Three Musketeers.

[elizabethmcmeniman]

$25, 000
Daniel Moore (Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania)
Allison Gross (Cleveland, Ohio)
Greg Jolin (Raymond, New Hampshire)

[RobertKS]

Any chance that the Nov. 5 game can be officially posted to YouTube? Seems like more than half the country won't be able to watch it on TV.

[michaelhauswirth]

Dr. Howard, Dr. Fine, Dr. Howard ...

[PaulGCannon]

When I can guess the answer because those are only 3 guys together in a novel I can think of...

[saulchapnick]

I like the Final Jeopardy where 1) anyone has a chance to win, and 2) a Challenging clue is presented. This segment is almost not worth watching without those two elements

[judibickford]

Who is....I don't know
Okay, I sort of knew, but I haven't read the book in ages.

[lashendawest]

Congratulations greg on winning a 3 day total of $75, 002

[thetechsavvy]

This one honestly was pretty easy unlike the others...

[ladyhawke]

Very answerable.
Fair, Final Jeopardy!

[MultiMegaman]

I'm glad I got this one. The "men" at the end gave it away for me.

[thomthom]

Well, a 3 day total. That seems to be today's theme. I guessed. The plural gave me a hint.

[angelaprice]

I got this right away which surprised me because l usually struggle. What tipped me off was three.

[judithmoore]

Raise your hand if you like when FJ is about literature! 🖐 I liked this book.

[JDoftheVirus]

I really want Greg Jolin to become the next Streaker of Season 41.

[andrewklang]

Didn't get this right off the bat, had to follow the clues. I've read The Three Musketeers twice, but I didn't remember if/that they have servants. But it's 17th century France. Why treat the servant class like they mattered, amIright?

[mrfloxin]

I did guess the The Three Musketeers correct! The answer came into my head while thinking of Three Musketeers candy bar! That's what Three Musketeers will all be famous for the candy bar for sure period and that's that!

[kentekuzan]

FJ Difficulty is so inconsistent and the #1 most frustrating thing about the show to me

[istvanfekete]

I think the question writers completely botched this one. Surely they were expecting the contestants to name the three gentlemen in question (namely Athos, Porthos and Aramis). Surely they did not expect the response with the word "musketeer" since that word is already in the clue ("Mousqueton", cf. "mousquet", "mousquetaire", etc.). Unfortunately, the judges were "forced" to accept that response, thus turning what might have been a challenging clue into a complete joke.