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As commander of the Army of Northern Virginia, he starred opposite U.S. Grant in the 1864 Battle of the Wilderness |
(Robert E.) Lee
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"The Ropers", who were spun off from this show, lost their lease after 1 season |
Three's Company
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This term refers to any dish baked with a browned crumb or cheese & crumb topping, especially potatoes |
(Sarah: What is scalloped?)
au gratin
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Playing ____, Jakey came so close to catching Suzie that he could read the ____ on her OshKosh B'Gosh overalls |
(Andy: What is hooky?)
tag
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He had 2 sisters, Marjorie & Avril, & no brothers-- though he later got famous for a "big" one |
(Sarah: Who is O Henry?)
(George) Orwell
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David's "The Oath of the Horatii": this national museum & art gallery of France |
(Brian: Where is Paris?)
the Louvre
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Before he got his big break playing the lead at Waterloo, he played the sticks in India, Portugal & Spain |
Wellington
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The failed sitcom "George", about a retired boxer & starring this man, only went 9 rounds before getting knocked out |
George Foreman
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This dish, a thick cut of beef for 2 served with bearnaise, is named for a French statesman |
Chateaubriand
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I'm a gullible ____ to believe Jane will ever love me, & to carry this torch will ____ my strength |
sap
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"Lazy B: Growing Up on a Cattle Ranch in the American Southwest" is by this ex-Supreme Courter & her brother Alan |
(Sandra Day) O'Connor
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Van Gogh's "The Starry Night": this Manhattan museum |
(Brian: What is the Metropolitan Museum of Art?) (Andy: What is the Guggenheim?)
MoMA (Museum of Modern Art)
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The title character of the reality spoof "My Big Fat Obnoxious Boss" was "Mr. N. Paul Todd", an anagram of this man's name |
Donald Trump
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It's a mixture of butter or other fat & flour used to thicken sauces & soups |
a roux
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As the gardeners planted a 12-foot ____ around his estate, he asked if I wanted to invest in his ____ fund |
hedge
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In 1917, then known as Larry, he played Brutus in a school production of "Julius Caesar"; his brother Dickie got the lead |
(Laurence) Olivier
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"The Night Watch" by Rembrandt: this museum that's home to the Dutch National Art Collection |
the Rijksmuseum
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For capturing 123 Germans during the 1918 Meuse-Argonne Offensive, he got a Medal of Honor & a Gary Cooper movie |
(Alvin) York
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Jean & Liz Sagal played (arguably) humorless twins in this rhyming sitcom from the '80s |
Double Trouble
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It means to cut food into thin matchlike pieces; it's also a clear soup garnished with vegetable strips |
julienne
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Time is short, so Edna ____ to the water's edge to pick ____; she intends to weave them into baskets |
rushes
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He had 6 older brothers to go along with 4 gold medals from the 1936 Olympics |
(Sarah: Who is Jesse Owen?) [Originally ruled correct; reversed before Daily Double at clue 16]
Jesse Owens
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"The Birth of Venus" by Botticelli: this gallery in Florence |
the Uffizi
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An unsung star of the Battle of Britain was Robert Watson-Wyatt, developer of this Luftwaffe-detecting system |
[ERRATUM: Watson-Watt was misspelled as shown.]
radar
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We hope the producers had insurance on this sitcom based on characters in GEICO commercials |
the Cavemen
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Popularly served on crackers, it's a spread made from capers, anchovies, olives, olive oil & lemon juice |
tapenade
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I hope Naval History ____ runs my expose about what really caused the explosion of the USS Maine's ____ |
magazine
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His younger brother Frank, who also worked on the Manhattan Project, founded San Francisco's Exploratorium |
Oppenheimer
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Raphael's "Holy Family": this museum in St. Petersburg, Russia |
the Hermitage
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