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This country's counties include Kerry, Kilkenny, and Kildare |
Ireland
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This Jacqueline Susann novel is the all-time fictional best seller |
Valley of the Dolls
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He's won 5 of the 10 last U.S. Open tennis titles |
Jimmy Connors
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Moses received this list on Mt. Sinai |
(Jack: Ten comman--oh, what are [*]?) (Alex: You're right, that's the correct question!)
the Ten Commandments
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This was William Bonney's best-known alias |
Billy the Kid
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Reportedly good for lowering blood pressure and repelling vampires |
garlic
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Only nation to cover an entire continent |
(Cynthia: What is the U.S.--oh, no, what is Antarctica?) (Alex: Wrong.) ... (Alex: [*], yes, nation. Antarctica is not a nation.)
Australia
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Hot horror author whose latest book is about haunted '58 Plymouth |
Stephen King
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In golf, it's 2 under par for a hole |
an eagle
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He lists the ten worst-dressed |
Mr. Blackwell
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This town was the site of the gunfight at the O.K. Corral |
Tombstone
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These dried flower buds are a must with baked ham |
(Jack: I had to jump in. Uh... capers!) [Laughter] (Alex: What are capers?) [Cynthia rings in] (Alex: Have you ever tried capers with ham?) (Jack: No.) (Alex: Ohhh, that would be a big mistake. You lose $50. You're down to $400. Cynthia, do you want to venture an answer?) ... (Cynthia: [Mocking Jack's response after giving the correct response] Capers!)
cloves
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The Japanese name for Japan, meaning "source of the sun" |
[Karen gives both correct responses, pronouncing the second one again a bit differently.] (Alex: All three!) [Laughter and applause] (Alex: Thank you! Go again.)
Nihon (or Nippon)
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Recent expose of movie studio executive's way with a check |
Indecent Exposure
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Famous Notre Dame football backfield with apocalyptic nickname |
the Four Horsemen
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What this Paul Simon hit lists:
"You just slip out the back, Jack / Make a new plan, Stan / You don't need to be coy, Roy / Just get yourself free..." |
[Jack's new total blinks following his correct response.]
50 ways to leave your lover
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Buffalo Bill and Wild Bill Hickok both worked for this mail service |
the Pony Express
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Spice made from the dried bark of a Ceylonese tree |
(Alex: Nice going!) (Jack: Okay.) (Alex: See, you do know something about HERBS AND SPICES!)
cinnamon
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The only country in Europe barred to American tourists |
(Alex: That is the right question, yes! Go--) [The end-of-round ship's bell rings.] (Alex: --Oh, there's the bell, and that wraps it up--you are now out of jeopardy, let's check the scores.)
Albania
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In college, Kareem Abdul-Jabbar played under this name |
Lew Alcindor
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For them, "The Book of Lists" is a family affair |
(Cynthia: Oh, who are the, uh, Wallch-skys? Oh, I can't pronounce it. Irving Wallace is the--) (Alex: You're absolutely right.) (Cynthia: --father's name--he changed his name and it's longer Polish name--) (Alex: No, he changed his name from Wallechinsky to Wallace. [*]--) (Cynthia: Thank you!) [Applause] (Alex: --you are right, either way, Cynthia, and you have $125. Go again.) (Cynthia: Um, I'd like to get away from Jack and try HERBS AND SPICES for $25, please.) (Jack: Oh, no.) (Alex: She's gonna try and bury you, Jack.) [Laughter]
the Wallaces (or the Wallechinskys)
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This is the real name of"Custer's Last Stand" |
[ERRATUM: Printed clue actually did miss space between "of" and "Custer's".]
(Battle of) the Little Bighorn
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This herb's name comes from belief that it will lengthen life and increase wisdom |
(Alex: Hey, nice going!) (Jack: Okay!) (Alex: That's two for you!) [Applause for Jack] (Alex: In a category you didn't think you knew anything about!)
sage
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Superbowl trophy is named for this coach |
(Alex: That does it, nice going! The right question! And you're in the lead!) [Applause for Karen]
Vince Lombardi
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This gunfighter wound up a New York City sports reporter |
[Applause for Jack]
Bat Masterson
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