American Rules Football
Picked one spot ahead of draft bust Ryan Leaf, he went on to win two Super Bowls. One for the Colts and another for the Broncos
Peyton Manning
"D.B. Cooper" conducted a heist in 1971 on this type of vehicle. He was never identified or found
Airplane
Elphaba and Glinda are the leads in this spinoff of the Wizard of Oz and were portrayed by Adele Dazeem and Kristen Chenoweth in the original cast
Wicked
Starting out in the video game Donkey Kong and named simply as "Jumpman" this video game franchise is the best selling in history
This church was restored in Paris after a fire in 2019 that toppled the spire and required a $1,000,000,000 restoration
Notre Dame
The Ice Bowl was played at Lambeau Field in 1967 in a wind chill of -25 degrees. The game was between the Dallas Cowboys and this winning football team
Green Bay Packers
The Lufthansa heist, the biggest heist in mob history in 1978 was featured in this classic Martin Scorsese film, based on the book Wise Guys
Goodfellas
Lin-Manuel Miranda won a genius grant award and several Tony awards for his hip hop musical about this founding father
Hamilton
This block-stacking game was bundled with the original black and white version of the Gameboy and sold 35 million copies
Tetris
The Appalachian Trail travels through 14 states. It begins in Georgia and ends north of Bangor in this northeastern "Pine Tree State"
Maine
This team released a single and music video called the "Super Bowl Shuffle" in December 1985, seven weeks before they won the big game
Chicago Bears
This bank robbing duo were gunned down in 1934 in Louisiana
Bonnie and Clyde
Once the longest running musical in Broadway history before it closed. This Andrew Lloyd Webber play features singing and dancing felines
Cats
From World War II to Modern Warfare this action franchise has sold 500 million copies
Call of Duty
Isle Royale is the largest natural island in Lake Superior and is within about 15 miles off the shore Ontario Canada and Grand Portage Minnesota. It belongs to this U.S. State.
Michigan
This NFL franchise went to four consecutive Super Bowls and lost all of them in the early 1990s
Buffalo Bills
This very Canadian heist involved stealing 3000 tons (or C$18.7 million) of this valuable commodity
Great Canadian Maple Syrup Heist
Audrey II is the name of a man-eating plant in a tiny flower store in this musical that features the line "Feed Me Seymour"
Little Shop of Horrors
No, not Grand Theft Auto. More like Grand Robbery Horse? This western video game was also created by Rockstar Games
Red Dead
This Python function can call itself is also used to describe an island in a lake on an island in a lake on an island
Recursive
Actual Final Jeopardy question that no one got right:
This is the only team to play (and win) in the Super Bowl before Neil Armstrong’s moon walk that has not been back to the Big Game since
New York Jets
Considered the greatest art theft in history, in 1911, the Mona Lisa was stolen from this Parisian museum
The Louvre
Bob Fosse created this murder/courtroom musical named after a large midwestern city. The Tony-winning revival was choreographed by his ex-girlfriend Ann Reinking
Chicago
A series of educational computer games that was designed to teach school children about the realities of 19th-century pioneer life. The player assumes the role of a wagon leader guiding a party of settlers from Independence, Missouri along this path via a covered wagon in 1848. "You have died of dysentery"
The Oregon Trail
Crater Lake is the deepest lake in the United States, with a depth of 1,943 feet, and is located in this state.
Oregon