Show #6113 - Wednesday, March 23, 2011

Contestants

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Janet Russell, a family physician from Scottsdale, Arizona

Jamie Santo, a freelance editor from Wilmington, Delaware

Megan Barnes, a stay-at-home mother from Baltimore, Maryland (whose 1-day cash winnings total $37,601)

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Jeopardy! Round

THE ARABIAN NIGHTS
WHO OWNS WHAT
OLD NAMES FOR MEDICAL CONDITIONS
FAMOUS PAIRS
SONGS IN MUSICALS
WE ALL NEED A "FRIEND"
    $200 26
Ali Baba takes his son to the cave & teaches him this 2-word password
    $200 16
Rice Krispies comes from this company's kitchen
    $200 17
This older name for tuberculosis referred to the disease's wasting away of the body
    $200 6
Born just days apart in 1951, in 1976 they opened their first ice cream shop in a renovated gas station in Vermont
    $200 1
"Memory" &
"Mr. Mistoffelees"
    $200 11
It's what Casper is, according to his theme song
    $400 27
An African magician claiming to be this boy's uncle traps him in a cave: a genie gets him out
    $400 22
Kit Kat is part of this European chocolate company
    $400 18
What was once referred to as mongolism is now called this
    $400 7
In 1944 they won a special Pulitzer for their musical "Oklahoma!"
    $400 2
"Tradition" &
"Matchmaker, Matchmaker"
    $400 12
In a song from "Gentlemen Prefer Blondes", diamonds are said to be this
    $600 28
This sailor's first voyage begins, "My father left me a considerable estate"
    $600 23
P&G for short, it owns Pampers & Pantene shampoo
    $600 19
In "Julius Caesar", Shakespeare mentions "falling sickness", this disorder characterized bv seizures
    $600 8
Chang & Eng, born in May 1811 & died in January 1874, were known as this pair
    $600 3
"Johnny's Mambo" &
"(I've Had) The Time Of My Life"
    $600 13
"Meteorological" acquaintance who only hangs out with you when things are good
    $800 29
Prince Houssain buys this transportation device at a bazaar for 40 purses of gold
    $800 24
Dockers are a product of the company named for this man
    $800 20
An old name for influenza wasn't grab or clutch but this, from French for "seize"
    $800 9
Seen here, "Bringing Home the Logs, Winter Landscape" is a 19th century lithograph from this pair
    $800 4
"It's Raining On Prom Night" &
"Look At Me, I'm Sandra Dee"
    $800 14
When describing themselves, the Quakers are this religious group
    DD: $3,000 30
To prevent her execution, this daughter of a vizier tells the king a story a night for 1,001 nights
    $1000 25
Philadelphia cream cheese is from this company headquartered in Northfield, Illinois
    $1000 21
Pens down, scrivener's palsy is an old term for this, also known as graphospasm
    $1000 10
Their first map appeared in an 1872 issue of the "Railway Guide"
    $1000 5
"The Music And The Mirror" &
"One"
    $1000 15
The feeling must have been shared in 1865 when Charles Dickens published this novel

Scores at the first commercial break (after clue 15):

Megan Jamie Janet
$4,000 $4,200 $800

Scores at the end of the Jeopardy! Round:

Megan Jamie Janet
$7,600 $3,800 $7,800

Double Jeopardy! Round

ISLANDS OF THE ATLANTIC
MAD TV
MY PRESIDENTIAL FANTASY DRAFT
MIXED GREENS
MONUMENTALLY ODD
AMERICAN RED CROSS HISTORY
    $400 19
The largest natural lake on this North Atlantic island is Thingvallavatn near the capital
    $400 11
"Howling Mad" Murdock was part of this title TV group that also included Sgt. B.A. Baracus
    $400 1
Like his dad, he made the big leagues, & his 1794 appointment as minister to the Netherlands pads his intl. stats
    $400 24
Makes you strong to the finish if you eat it all:
CASH NIP
    $400 6
Near Ulaanbaatar is the world's largest equestrian statue, a 131-foot-tall one of this Mongol leader
    $400 16
After learning about the Intl. Red Cross while visiting Europe, she founded the American Red Cross in 1881
    $800 20
(Tom Ritchie of Lindblad Expeditions stands in front of a war monument in the Falkland Islands.) Stanley is the only city on the Falkland Islands, & underwent bombing during the 1982 conflict between Britain & this country
    $800 12
Peggy Olson & Joan Holloway are characters on this '60s-set series
    $800 2
In saying there was no "right of secession" but not backing it up, his PTCWOL (push the Civil War onto Lincoln) is huge
    $800 25
It's a type of Chinese cabbage:
BOY HOCK
    $800 7
A 25' headless shark monument was installed in England Aug. 9, 1986, anniversary of the dropping of one of these
    $800 17
(Sarah of the Clue Crew describes a gray suit on a mannequin.) The suit here is typical of those worn by Red Cross nurses in the 1950s, who assisted in the conflict here, where Red Cross staff have been continuously since 1953
    $1200 21
Until 1995, the U.S. maintained an air base on St. David's Island in this British group off the coast of Cape Hatteras
    $1200 13
On the '90s sitcom "Mad About You", he played Paul Buchman
    $1200 3
His R.E.M. (re-election metric) is killer; he won 49 states--only Minn. said no--& his I.G. (invade Grenada) stats are big, too
    $1200 26
A pungent green:
AURA LUG
    DD: $2,000 8
Go to this European capital if you'd like to see a statue of Saint Wenceslas mounted atop the belly of a dead horse
    $1200 18
In 1889, in one of its earliest relief efforts, the Red Cross aided victims of the killer flood in this Pennsylvania city
    DD: $2,000 22
In antiquity this Spanish archipelago with an avian-sounding name was known as the Fortunate Isles
    $1600 14
This "SCTV" veteran became the Mad Hatter for a 1999 TV movie of "Alice in Wonderland"
    $1600 4
His R.E.M. (re-election metric) is killer; he won 49 states--only Mass. said no--but his TC (term completion) worries me
    $1600 27
Its name tells you it's an aquatic plant:
REST ARC SEW
    $1600 9
Careful--this American mobile artist's fountain in Barcelona has mercury coursing through it
    $1600 28
(Jimmy of the Clue Crew stands with a grey uniform on a mannequin at the American Red Cross.) Named for their dresses, gray lady volunteers provided hospitality services, especially to sick & wounded soldiers beginning in 1918 at this Washington, D.C. hospital
    $2000 23
This island was discovered on May 21, 1502, the feast day of the mother of Constantine the Great
    $2000 15
This fiery money manager literally rolls up his sleeves to host CNBC's "Mad Money"
    $2000 5
His O-LZT (out-living Zachary Taylor) looms large but I worry about his short pres. career of only 32 months
    $2000 30
Caesar salad is made with it:
AUCTIONEER MELT
    $2000 10
Thebes in Egypt is home to a vast one of these, from the Greek for "city of the dead"
    $2000 29
(Sarah of the Clue Crew walks through the American Red Cross headquarters.) Depicting the theme of ministry to the sick & wounded through sacrifice, the windows at the Red Cross headquarters were commissioned in 1917 & created by this man's studio

Scores at the end of the Double Jeopardy! Round:

Megan Jamie Janet
$17,600 $11,000 $16,200

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Final Jeopardy! Round

BRITISH NOVELISTS
In his journals he described how he once set 2 groups of boys against each other, likely inspiring his 1954 novel

Final scores:

Megan Jamie Janet
$32,401 $21,001 $28,200
2-day champion: $70,002 3rd place: $1,000 2nd place: $2,000

Game dynamics:

Game dynamics graph

Coryat scores:

Megan Jamie Janet
$17,600 $11,000 $13,000
26 R,
1 W		 12 R,
2 W		 18 R
(including 3 DDs),
1 W

Combined Coryat: $41,600

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Game tape date: 2010-11-16
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