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Considering some of the answers they take, it was kind of garbage that they didn't accept "Hammer" for "Sledge Hammer".

The only category I got 100% on was Punctuation. I would have had 100% on Pets but spelling counts, lol.

Sporcle is annoying with the crapton of ads they have, but I enjoy the games anyway. I didn't realize they have a whole sub-category for The Floor. So far they have 27 categories. It's a lot more challenging coming up with answers when you're under the pressure of the timer. You aren't playing against anyone but it's still fun to see how many you get. Starts here, and then if you scroll down there's a playlist.

Oh noooo! Are you talking about The 1% Club? If so, nooooooo!!! I was truly puzzled with the 'correct' answer. I've never known it as anything but a Muskoka chair. (Yes, I'm Canadian.)

I get this false sense of superiority watching CJ and Pop Culture Jeopardy, and then I watch the OG and am rudely awakened. LOL! I only got about ten answers the whole show. Not even a guess for FJ. Good for Isaac! I'd like to see Adrianna make a comeback though.

Mea culpa, I really should have looked for this. Thank you!

I recently started watching Jeopardy on a regular basis again this season, after getting into Pop Culture Jeopardy on Prime. It's been fun reading through the thread. I get the abbreviations of J, DJ, DD and FJ. But please, what is TS? Drew G was like a super-smart living Ken doll. :) I wish he'd gone the distance.

Not the worst series finale ever, but I was entirely distracted by the idea that in the whole of Austin, only one person knew the location of The Big Red Button for a nuclear reactor. It was hard to take any of it seriously after that. Glad Tommy didn't die, even if the cure was a large dose of plotonium. Never believed for a second that Owen was dead. Happy endings all around. I half expected Wyatt to jump up out of his chair at the end. I did like the full-circle moment of Judd taking command of the 126 - it was his station from the start. Farewell, 911 Lone Star. I will miss Rob Lowe. At least I have new episodes of The Floor coming soon.

Yeah, and one of those fragments happens to hit some sort of nuclear reactor and Owen hits the button at the last second.

I legit logged in here to say exactly this. You are in my brain! (so, so sorry)

I say this as a person who adores Rob Lowe and never minded him being the hero/hub of the story. WTAF was that opening scene? That was over-the-top, even for this show. I am convinced this whole episode is taking place in Owen's (dying?) brain from whatever happened when he fell to the ground before pushing the Big Red Button™ (me). If it's not, and Tommy really died alone (apart from her hallucination) and Theo is getting deported, and ANY child-services worker would see a child in foster care (even if he's at boarding school, SOMEBODY has to be responsible for him), before letting him live with his actual family who wants him? Because they are first responders? Then, a big FU to the entire team behind it. Just, no. And if it is, then possibly a bigger FU for the sheer laziness of it.

*eyes user name* 😁

And now I've seen the episode, and, uh, sure, okay? This entire end run is like watching a car wreck in slow motion, but one where all the drivers, the mechanics and the car manufacturers themselves are to blame so you don't care what happens to them. What are they thinking? Judd is not just drinking too much because his current circumstances blow, he's a violent, raging alcoholic, drinking alone in the dark. Tommy couldn't just break up with the boyfriend, she had to get cancer. Marjan isn't just happily engaged (to someone we've barely seen), it's the deepest, most profound love in the history of ever and they must get married TODAY!! I honestly DGAF about TK and Ranger Rick anymore, so whatever. I guess all that is left now is for Owen to move back to NY to be anointed King of the Firefighters.

Same for Tommy not telling Grace about Judd, or call her out for leaving her daughter and husband to flounder.