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Worcester and Clark University were featured in an episode of “Celebrity Jeopardy!” that aired Thursday. Contestants Michael Cera, Brendan Hunt, and Patton Oswalt competed in the last semifinal round for a grand prize of $1 million.
The Worcester school tweeted about the mention the next day.
Did you catch Clark University on #CelebrityJeopardy last night? Clark was mentioned in a clue about two psychology superstars who were pictured at Clark in 1909 before they quarreled. Actor Michael Cera had the correct response, with, “Who were Freud and Jung?” pic.twitter.com/v0dLcgN6Mb
— Clark University (@ClarkUniversity) January 27, 2023
Clark University came up first in the “psychology” category for $500. The clue gave the names of two of the famed psychologists and rivals pictured in front of Clark University in a 1909 conference photo displayed on the screen.
Cera (“Arrested Development”) got the correct response: “Who are Sigmund Freud and Carl Jung?”
Clark University reappeared during “Celebrity Jeopardy! Clue For You” as viewers were tasked with determining the location of the school. A hint included that former Clark President G. Stanley Hall — also featured in the photo — had convened the conference for some of the greatest psychologists of the time, putting the school on the map.
This marks the second time this month Massachusetts got airtime on the show. In a Jan. 12 episode, MIT and Martha’s Vineyard were referenced in clues.
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