Show #2113 - Wednesday, November 10, 1993
Jeopardy! Round
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An ex-concubine named Wu Hou became this country's empress during the T'ang dynasty |
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He sported a snazzy red leather bow tie when he grabbed a fistful of Oscars for "Unforgiven" |
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Daisy could tell you that a tandem is one of these "built for two" |
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Follow the hand movements in this Hawaiian dance; they're telling a story |
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It's slang for the electric chair |
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This Tudor king's first, fifth & sixth wives were all named Catherine |
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In 1986 this singer-actress' Bob Mackie ensemble featured a wild feathered headdress & a bare navel |
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Mode of transportation in "Jingle Bells" |
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To conga you take 3 steps forward and do this |
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Empty, exaggerated talk is just a lot of this |
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She picked up her Oscar for "My Cousin Vinny" in an elegant white Chanel gown with black stripes |
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The U.S. Space Station contract was awarded to this Seattle plane company |
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It's a tap dance without the metal taps |
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A little horse sense will tell you it means eager to race |
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In 1993 this "Lorenzo's Oil" nominee poured herself into a tight gold gown that rivaled the Oscar itself |
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An ad for this Winter Olympic sport said, "$30,000. And you still have to push the thing to start it" |
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This "Singin' in the Rain" octogenarian helped choreograph Madonna's Fall '93 tour |
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Hotheads know this phrase for "angry" comes from the blush of red they get around the neck |
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In 1993 she was in "A League of Her Own" in a daringly low-cut black velvet gown designed by Bill Hargate |
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On a 1992 kids' record, last year's Celeb. Jeopardy champ Cheech Marin is the driver of one of these |
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A toned-down version of the rumba reached the U.S. from this island country in the late 1920s |
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Their hit "Give It Away" won this alternative rock band a 1993 Grammy |
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Scores at the first commercial break (after clue 10):
Kelsey |
Paula |
Michael |
$700 |
$100 |
-$400 |
Scores at the end of the Jeopardy! Round:
Kelsey |
Paula |
Michael |
$1,300 |
-$1,200 |
-$100 |
Double Jeopardy! Round
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In 1906 the U.S. mint in this Rocky Mountain city produced its first coins |
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It's an instrumental in free form that expreses some mood; Gershwin wrote one "in Blue" |
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Many families eat the Beltsville Small type of this bird on Thanksgiving |
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On Oct. 20, 1803 the Senate approved the acquisition of this 828,000-square-mile area from France |
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Italian for "in chapel style", it's singing without instrumental accompaniment |
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Barbara Walters was originally a writer on this morning show, but she later became one of its hosts |
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The kookaburra is native to this continent |
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In 1952 Nixon said about this cocker spaniel, "Regardless of what they say about it, we're gonna keep it" |
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In an orchestra the concertmaster plays this instrument |
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Michelle Lee directed some episodes of this series on which she played Karen Fairgate MacKenzie |
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This largest bird can run 40 miles an hour, so it hardly matters that it can't fly |
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In 1954 this New York immigration station known as "The Gateway to the New World" closed after 62 years |
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Andreas Vollenweider & Enya are popularly associated with this "new" style of music |
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Linda Bloodworth-Thomason wrote every episode of this "decorative" sitcom's 2nd season |
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This "religious" red bird is the state bird of Ohio |
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Naval battles in this war named for a year included Lake Champlain & Lake Erie |
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In 1978 this India-born conductor left the Los Angeles symphony to lead the New York Philharmonic |
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Last name of the creator of "Murphy Brown", or the subject she once taught in high school |
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A bird that's described as apivorous eats these insects |
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Scores at the end of the Double Jeopardy! Round:
Kelsey |
Paula |
Michael |
$4,100 |
$1,200 |
$3,500 |
[wagering suggestions for these scores]
Final Jeopardy! Round
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In '77 this foreign affairs adviser quipped, "There cannot be a crisis next week, my schedule is already full" |
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Final scores:
Kelsey |
Paula |
Michael |
$8,200 |
$2,400 |
$4,500 |
Game dynamics:
Kelsey |
Paula |
Michael |
$4,100 |
$1,000 |
$4,500 |
Game tape date: 1993-10-17
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