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A 1984 count reportedly indicated this city's streets contained 927,000 potholes |
New York City
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Sybil Williams, Elizabeth Taylor, Elizabeth Taylor, Susan Hunt & Sally Hay |
Richard Burton
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Like a boomerang, this tool named "Mjolnir" always returned to Thor's hand |
(Eileen: What is thunder?) (Richard: What is a lightning bolt?)
the hammer
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While in office, he became 1st president to ride in a car & submerge in a submarine |
Theodore Roosevelt
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While a knave with "K" is a jack, a nave without the "K" is part of this |
a church
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Jean Peters & Terry Moore, so Terry claimed |
Howard Hughes
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"If you don't have Schlitz, you don't have gusto," but you still have this, your gustatory sense |
taste
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Of Bingo, Fungo, or Dongo, the one that isn't an African God |
(Alex: [*], yes, fly balls.)
Fungo
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Guiness says on a calm night in 1966 one of these became largest object ever stolen by one man |
a freighter (ship)
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From Latin for "make it similar", it's an exact copy or reproduction of a document |
a facsimile
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Josephine de Beauharnais & Archduchess Marie Louise of Austria |
Napoleon
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Memphis is headquarters of this, the world's largest hotel chain |
(Eileen: What is the Hilton?) ... [The end-of-round signal sounds.]
Holiday Inn
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Appropriately named "instrument" used by Beethoven to compensate for his hearing loss |
(Bob: What is a horn?) [Originally ruled incorrect, reversed after first break]
an ear trumpet
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This drink of the gods on Mt. Olympus was said to resemble red wine |
nectar
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Group which topped the country charts with the following song about a truck driver:
[Truck noises] "Roll on, highway / Roll on along / Roll on, Daddy, 'til you get back home / Roll on family / Roll on crew / Roll on, Mama, like I asked you to do / And roll on eighteen wheeler, roll on / (Roll on!)..." |
(Alex: Richard?) (Richard: Who are... the... Bandits?) (Alex: [Chuckles] No, I sensed you were drawing a blank on that one. It was a popular group, too, in country music. [*].) (Richard: Hm.) (Alex: [*]. All right, that cost you $400, you're down to five, you're still the only player with any cash, and we're going to take a break right now, and allow Eileen and Bob to catch their breath and get ready for a continuation of round one on Jeopardy!, which will resume after this.)
Alabama
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Literally meaning "food bet", it's supplies advanced to a miner in return for shares in profits |
(Bob: What is a stake?) (Alex: Be more specific.)
a grub stake
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Ballerina Olga Koklova, & then Jacquiline Roque, but not Francoise Gilot, Paloma's mother |
Pablo Picasso
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It's primarily this area on your tongue which tastes sweet sensations |
the tip (the front of the tongue)
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Though the most beautiful Roman goddess, she married the ugliest god, Vulcan |
Venus
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In production from 1897 to 1924, this car was nicknamed "The Tea Kettle" |
the Stanley Steamer
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The job of a nomenclator |
giving names to things
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Jody Wolcott, Joanne Copeland & Joanna Holland |
Johnny Carson
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Ancient philosophers reportedly called the senses the "windows of" this |
the soul
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Ancient Greeks might have asked if you heard the one about Thalia, the muse of this |
(Eileen: What is literature?) (Bob: What is, uh, theater?)
comedy
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