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| Finned on fish, scaly on lizards, nonexistent on humans & manx cats |
(Dan: What are scales?)
tails
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| In 1978, this pope reigned for only 34 days |
Pope John Paul I
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360
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| The 1st permanent English settlement in America |
Jamestown
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| Liz's Nicky |
(Warren: [no response])
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(Alex: You just got it in in the nick of time. Remember, if you're the second contestant to buzz in, you've got to be prepared to give me a question immediately or it'll cost you.)
Hilton
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| From Latin "to gnaw", there are more of this group than all other mammals combined |
rodents
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| Hitler said this Polish capital "must cease to exist; level it" |
(Alex: ...and they destroyed 85% of it.)
Warsaw
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| Colonial Maryland was founded as haven for members of this church |
[The end-of-round signal sounds.]
(Alex: Whoops! There's the signal that means we are out of time. Denice, yeah, you should be upset, because you're in a deficit situation and that means you won't be able to play in our Final Jeopardy! Round. It was a delight having you with us, however. Stay where you are for now, while I address my comments to the two fellows...)
the (Roman) Catholic Church
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| Mathematical function people in the Bible were always going forth & doing |
(Dan: What is... [buzz] [*]?)
(Alex: Nope. Sorry, too long.)
(Denice: What is [*] and dividing? [covers mouth])
(Alex: [over "and dividing"] [*]. Yes, indeed, that's it.)
multiplying
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| "Reconstruction" was the 13-year period following this |
the Civil War
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| The film in which Bing sang about a white Christmas & an Easter parade |
Holiday Inn
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| In mammals, trait determined by presence or absence of Y-chromosome |
(Dan: What is the dominant trait?)
sex
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| Moscow park that was scene of murders investigated in recent best-seller & film |
Gorky Park
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a slide rule
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| Only U.S. civilians ever executed in America for espionage |
Julius and Ethel Rosenberg
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| According to Andy Griffith, "Everything's good that sits on" this cracker |
a Ritz
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| Since 300 A.D., this region of N.E. France has been traded 7 times by Germany and France |
Alsace-Lorraine
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(Warren: What is... [buzz] [*]?)
(Alex: [To judges] Did he make it in time? ...I don't think so, either. Denice?)
(Denice: What is seven?)
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(Alex: You had the right question, but you've got to be a little faster. Warren, you're still in control of the board. Make a selection.)
(Warren: [Speaking quickly] I'll try to make it faster. MATHEMATICS for a hundred.)
(Alex: For a hundred? A thousand.)
(Warren: I'm gonna do it for a thousand, what the heck.)
100
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| In 1959, "Maverick" won the Emmy for this category, only year it was given |
(Dan: What is, uh, western?)
Best Western
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| Bavarian village famous for its passion play |
Oberammergau
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| The formula for its volume is V equals pi r²h |
(Warren: What is a cone?)
(Dan: What is a sphere?)
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(Alex: You guys are going the wrong way. You ought to be building up your scores!)
a cylinder
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Muppets commenting from the balcony in the following
"That was wonderful!"
"Bravo!"
"I loved it!"
"Ah, it was great!"
"Well, it was pretty good."
"Well, it wasn't bad..."
"Uh, there were parts of it that weren't very good though."
"It could have been a lot better."
"I didn't really like it."
"It was pretty terrible."
"It was bad."
"It was awful!"
"It was terrible!"
"Take 'em away!"
"Hey, boo!"
"Boo!" |
(Alex: We've got less than a minute to go in this Double Jeopardy! round.)
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[Audience laughter]
(Warren: Who is Bert and Ernie?)
Statler and Waldorf
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