Show #7820 - Friday, September 14, 2018

Kyle Jones game 3.

Contestants

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Andrew Lundy, a digital journalist from Burlington, Ontario, Canada

Riley Westmoreland, a college admission officer from Birmingham, Alabama

Kyle Jones, a music teacher from Aurora, Colorado (whose 2-day cash winnings total $38,000)

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Jeopardy! Round

TV GUIDE MAGAZINE 65th ANNIVERSARY
(Alex: A whole category celebrating that publication.)
MULTI-WORD CAPITAL CITIES
NONFICTION
FOREIGN PHRASEBOOK
SWEET SOMETHINGS
CAN YOU HEAR ME?
    $200 6
In its first issue, TV Guide became an entertainment fixture with a 1953 photo of Desiderio, son of this comedian
    $200 1
San Jose in this Central American nation is home to John F. Kennedy Park, memorializing his visit to the country in 1963
    $200 21
After profiling Diana, Andrew Morton wrote about "A Hollywood Princess", this 2018 bride
    $200 16
Excel in Spanish & you get not just bien but this, "very good"
    $200 30
While this thick, sweet substance can relieve coughs in older kids, don't give it to infants; they could get botulism
    $200 11
In 2016 pitchman Paul Marcarelli went from "Can you hear me now?" for Verizon to "Can you hear that?" for this company
    $400 7
In 1974 TV Guide went with a cover from this show about a family beloved from books
    $400 2
With a name meaning "new flower", this city replaced Entoto as the capital of Ethiopia in 1887
    $400 22
"A Curious Man" is a biography of this "Believe It or Not!" cartoonist
    $400 17
Alliterative translation of the Arabic "Allahu akbar"
    $400 29
This 4-letter dessert is the Spanish equivalent of creme caramel
    $400 12
(Jimmy of the Clue Crew shows a hearing aid on the monitor.) The hearing device shown here sends vibrations directly to the inner ear, skipping the eardrum--it uses this hard substance as a conductor, so it feels like voices in your head
    $600 8
"Cheers" to you if you can give us the first names of these two characters seen here with Carla
    $600 3
This Malaysian capital lies in the country's tin & rubber belt; I used to wear one of those, but it chafed
    $600 23
"Promise Me, Dad" is a 2017 memoir by this former vice president
    $600 18
Puzzled Germans say, "Ich verstehe nur Bahnhof", "All I understand is" this transit place
    $600 28
Reel in some of these colorful candies named for the country of their birth
    $600 13
Some scientists think the voices heard by this female saint who died in 1431 were caused by epilepsy
    $800 9
Before there was McDreamy, there was Dr. Ross, played by some guy named Clooney on this show
    DD: $1,000 4
Developed by King Norodom, this capital city lies at the confluence of the Mekong, Bassac & Tonle Sap Rivers
    $800 24
In Chapter 1 of this memoir, Solomon Northup says he was "happily rescued" from bondage in January 1853
    $800 19
The 4 words of this "so-so" French phrase all start with "C"
    $800 27
Sprinkles, which opened its first store in 2005, became an overnight sensation selling these
    $800 14
This 7-letter word for a measurement of sound intensity was coined by telephone engineers & honors their hero
    $1000 10
A 2014 cover about this show featured an appropriate James Bond title as a caption
    $1000 5
U.S. Students at a medical school in this Caribbean nation's capital St. George's were rescued during a 1983 invasion
    $1000 25
"The Last Castle" takes readers inside this largest residence in the U.S., once a Vanderbilt home
    $1000 20
We "make mincemeat" of someone, Italians "fare polpette"--make these of him
    $1000 26
Powdered sugar is also known as this type of candymaker's sugar
    $1000 15
QuietComfort noise-cancelling headphones are from this high-end audio company that pioneered the technology

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

Kyle Riley Andrew
$5,000 $0 $3,000

Scores at the end of the Jeopardy! Round:

Kyle Riley Andrew
$8,600 $2,000 $4,800

Double Jeopardy! Round

1973: THE GROOVY & NOT-SO-GROOVY
LIVE ENTERTAINMENT
DOUBLE ANIMAL NAMES
MARK TWAIN REALLY SAID IT
OFFBEAT MUSEUMS
IN OVATION
(Alex: Each correct response will be made up of some of the letters in the word "ovation".)
    $400 2
The Washington Post won the 1973 Pulitzer in Public Service "for its investigation of" this "case"
    $400 1
In Las Vegas, you can double down on this pair, who perform at their own theater in the Rio Hotel
    $400 9
An Old English one is seen here
    $400 21
"I would throw out the old maxim, my country", this, "and instead I would say, 'My country when she is right'"
    $400 26
The KGB Museum & the Gingerbread Museum are just 2 attractions in this Czech capital
    $400 16
By way of
    DD: $3,000 3
His death on Jan. 22, 2 days after Nixon's second inauguration, left no living ex-U.S. presidents
    $800 6
It opened its doors in Chicago in 1959 to become the world's premier comedy club & improv school
    $800 10
Belzoni, Mississippi has a museum & a festival devoted to this whiskered water dweller
    $800 22
This city is "the grand old benevolent national asylum for the helpless"
    $800 27
Sweet! In Burlingame, Calif. there's a toy museum along with one of the largest types of these candy dispensers
    $800 17
It precedes "-glory" in a word referring to boastfulness
    $1200 4
Already 12 games out after playing 80, "ya gotta believe" this team led by Tom Seaver came back to win the NL pennant
    $1200 7
On August 21, 2017 Bonnie Tyler was back in the spotlight as she regaled cruise ship passengers with this fitting hit
    $1200 11
Usually harmless to humans, this predator can't change its spots or bars
    $1200 23
Of one of these practitioners, Twain quipped he had the "surgical look of a man who could endure pain in others"
    $1200 28
Patagonia has a museum devoted to these; its bar has glasses of ice made from them
    $1200 18
Roger Rabbit was one, & it was part of the name of the town where he lived
    $1600 5
Construction of the CN Tower began in February; 1,815' & 3 years later, the tower opened to the public in this city
    DD: $1,000 14
Dizzy Gillespie & Diana Krall are among those who have played at this musical event first held in northern California in 1958
    $1600 12
The mole rat belongs to this order of gnawing mammals
    $1600 24
The advantages of riding this big creature include an "immunity from collisions" & the fine view one has from up there"
    $1600 29
Naturally, this city famed for its Red Light District also has the adults-only Sex Museum on Damrak Street
    $1600 19
A cauldron
    $2000 8
The 2018 TV show "Trust" dramatizes the 1973 kidnapping of this man III & the lack of interest of his billionaire grandpa
    $2000 15
Founded in the U.S., this performing arts co. invites you to experience the "divine culture" of China, 5,000 years in the making
    $2000 13
At their largest, the Japanese giant type of this crustacean can measure over 12 feet across, including the legs
    $2000 25
Of this "Devil's Dictionary" author, Twain wrote, "For every laugh, there are 5 blushes & 10 shudders"
    $2000 30
Rome has a museum for souls sent here, a place of purification or punishment for some Catholics
    $2000 20
1300s B.C. Egyptian sun god

Scores at the end of the Double Jeopardy! Round:

Kyle Riley Andrew
$20,800 -$400 $10,200
(lock game)

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Final Jeopardy! Round

SPORTS HALLS OF FAME
Posthumously, Axel Paulsen was among the first group of inductees into the World Hall of Fame for this in 1976

Final scores:

Kyle Riley Andrew
$20,800 -$400 $10,000
3-day champion: $58,800 3rd place: $1,000 2nd place: $2,000

Game dynamics:

Game dynamics graph

Coryat scores:

Kyle Riley Andrew
$21,400 -$400 $13,000
27 R
(including 1 DD),
0 W		 7 R,
4 W		 18 R
(including 1 DD),
3 W
(including 1 DD)

Combined Coryat: $34,000

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Game tape date: 2018-07-17
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