The Return
From (Or to? Northeast, Northwest, South East or Southwest?)
Vacation (Top Tourist Destinations of 2025 according to "Tripadvisor")
And Here We Go with "March..."
The "Longest" Month of the School Year
March "Holidays"
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*SPOILER ALERT*
"Luke Skywalker" uses the power of "The Force" for good, in order to finally his turn his father back to the "Light Side," in this 3rd film of the original "Star Wars" trilogy

"Return of the Jedi"

100

Going from Minnesota to California

Southwest 

100

#1. London, in this European country

United Kingdom

100

"March of the Penguins" is a 2005 documentary narrated by the actor seen here

Morgan Freeman

100

At a distance of 66 yards, the longest successful NFL field goal was performed by Justin Tucker in 2021 while he was the kicker for this NFL team, located in Baltimore, Maryland

The Ravens

100

"The Ides of March" marks the 15th date on the Gregorian Calendar, a date which has become infamous throughout history, as it was the day in which this Roman dictator was stabbed 23 times on the Senate Floor in 44 B.C.E

Julius Caesar

200

Just a reminder for all of the procrastinators out there, in the United States, tax returns are due on this particular date every year

April 15th

200

Going from Oregon to Florida

Southeast 

200

#2. Bali, in this country, located in Southeast Asia and Oceania, whose jurisdiction holds 17,508 islands

Indonesia 

200

In 1938, this US President founded the "March of Dimes" as the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis

Franklin D Roosevelt 

200

Seen here is King Louis XIV, the longest-reigning monarch in history, ruling for 72 years and 110 days. He took the throne at age four in 1643 and died in 1715, serving as king of this country

France

200

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March 10th (Happy birthday to my brother), has been dubbed a day honoring this legendary video game character, as abbreviating the word "March" and added the number 10 to it "sort of" spells his name

Mario

300

Tim Burton's 1992 film "Batman Returns," starred the actress seen here, in her role as "Selina Kyle/ Catwoman"

Michelle Pfeiffer 

300

Going from Texas to Massachusetts

Northeast 

300

#3. Located in the country of (according to Joyce, the "United Arab Amiright?") United Arab Eremites, home of the tallest building in the world, it's the Middle-Eastern city seen here
   

Dubai

300

The alliterative nickname for NCAA basketball tournament in which many people fill out brackets in order to gamble on which teams will be in the "Final Four," and which team will ultimately win the championship

"March Madness" 

300

At a whopping 102 Miles, the Danyang–Kunshan Grand Bridge is the largest bridge in the world, located in this Asian country

China

300

Although it has been confirmed to be just a myth, legend tells that St. Patrick was able to rid the creatures in order to protect the people of Ireland

Snakes

400

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Not just 1962 hit single by Elvis Presley, this 3 letter term refers to when someone rejects a letter, or any piece of mail, and requests to send it back to the person who initially mailed it, or if the resident has switched addresses

"Return to Sender"

400

Going from Manhattan, NY to Buffalo, NY 

Northwest

400

#4. Part of Italy, it's the island located south of the mainland, that is known for the creation of this type of pizza


Sicilian 

400

Seen here is Union General of the American Civil War, William T Sherman (one of my favorite historical figures) who was dubbed by the enslaved peoples of the South as "A Second Moses," as he led his famous battle plan known as "Sherman's March to the Sea," in which he inflicted the concept of "Total War" on the Confederate-South, freeing every slave along his way, and bringing them with his troops to provide protection on a long journey to reach the coastal city of "Savannah," which is located in this Southern State

Georgia

400

At 4 hours, 8 minutes and 53 seconds, Donnajean Wilde of Canada currently hold the record for the longest performance of this fitness-related position

"Plank"

400

Another March 10th Holiday honors this incredibly courageous former-slave, who helped free hundreds on enslaved people by using the "Underground Railroad"
 

Harriet Tubman

500

Maybe this is the "biased-based, nostalgic feelings" talking... but in 1996, "Mark Morrison" blessed our ears with one of the biggest "Bops" or "Bangers" or "Slaps" of a song (or whatever the cool kids are calling them now...) with his single, "Return of the" this

"Mack"

500

Going from Brockton, MA to Providence, RI

Southwest

500

#5. When seeking foreign aid during the American Revolution, both Benjamin Franklin and John Adams were sent as ambassadors, to this famous European city, known as the "City of Light" 

Paris

500

Arguably Mr. Joe's favorite band of all time, (I've mentioned them before in previous Jeopardy games...)
"When Johnny comes marchin' home again, hurrah, tala
He's comin' by bus or underground, hurrah, tala"
are the opening lyrics to the 1979 track recorded by the British band seen here


"The Clash"

500

With the longest life-span of an vertebrae (with some living up to 500 years) it's the species of shark seen here, named after this Danish territory located in North America, East of Canada (And the territory that Trump is currently trying to annex)

Greenland

500

March 16th (3/16) is an unofficial "holiday" celebrating this legendary WWE Champion, who rose to fame in the late 1990's

"Stone Cold Steve Austin"