Show #8430 - Friday, June 25, 2021

Last game with Savannah Guthrie as guest host.
Champion's winnings & consolation amounts matched to The Bowery Mission.

Contestants

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Nikkee Porcaro, an educational consultant and tutor originally from Lebanon, New Jersey

Austin Weiss, a pediatrician from San Diego, California

Arman Ramnath, a law student from Columbus, Ohio (whose 1-day cash winnings total $19,205)

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Jeopardy! Round

OUT WEST IN THE U.S.

AROUND THE GARDEN?

THEY ARE QUITE THE CHARACTERS!

SINGING

WHAT ELSE SHOULD "IB"?

ANTHROPOLOGY

$200

Colleges in this sports conference include the University of Washington & Arizona State

$200

A reward is paired with a punishment in the phrase this veggie "& stick"

$200

Madeline Martha MacKenzie on the small screen, June Carter Cash on the big

$200

The lowest range of male voice, it's also a musical instrument

$200

You ain't got no this, an innocence-proving story from the Latin for "elsewhere"

$200

Begun in 2005, the Genographic Project to track historic migration aimed to use 100,000 samples of this from indigenous peoples

$400

This 1,450-mile river is a major source of water for 40 million people in the Southwest

$400

It's the mysterious dying utterance of the title character of "Citizen Kane"

$400

Presidential daughter Zoey Bartlet, ad woman Peggy Olson

$400

If you hit a random piano key & your 5-year-old tells you it's a D-sharp, she has this quality & a singing career may be in store

$400

To drone on & on in the Senate to delay the body from acting on something, not just in their usual way, but for a specific purpose

$400

Mexico City's Museum of Anthropology has a representation of the history of the world via a 25-ton sun stone from this 16th century empire

$600

This California city known for its wineries was founded in 1847 & sits on a river of the same name

$600

This 2-word phrase refers to something unimportant, probably referring to a tuber that wasn't worth peeling

$600

Him in "Mother!"; a coin toss: he also played Anton Chigurh

$600

In one anecdote Mack Sennett said, I hear that you sing & Bing Crosby replied, "Yes, they call me" this kind of singer

$600

The square is inscribed in the circle; the circle does this to the square

$600

The Tarahumara, who have an incredible ability to win 50-mile races, are the topic of this bestseller with a Springsteen title

DD: $1,000

In 1806 this explorer who gets 2nd billing carved his name on Pompey’s Pillar, a rock formation on the Yellowstone River

$800

In a Simon & Garfunkel song, this quartet is in the line after "Are you going to Scarborough Fair?"

$800

The fast-to-fury Hobbs, the not-quite-himself Dr. Smolder Bravestone

$800

Barry Gibb is famous for this "untrue" type of high singing voice

$800

Abstinence from physical intimacy

$800

A theory named for this vast grassland of Europe & Asia says the Indo-European languages originated there

$1000

This seat of Multnomah County is home to the World Forestry Center & an annual Rose Festival

$1000

On a military uniform, this "cluster" denotes further awards of a decoration already received

$1000

Tami Taylor of little Dillon, Texas; Rayna Jaymes of big Nashville, Tennessee

$1000

Giovanni Rubini was a master of this vocal effect, the natural wavering of pitch while singing a note

$1000

This sub type of vehicle used for exploring the deep is less wide-ranging & autonomous than a submarine

$1000

Elsie Clews Parsons covered the Zuni & Hopi in her landmark book on the religion of these peoples of Arizona & New Mexico

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

Arman	Austin	Nikkee
$3,400	$3,400	$1,200

Scores at the end of the Jeopardy! Round:

Arman	Austin	Nikkee
$3,600	$6,400	$3,400

Double Jeopardy! Round

JOLIE OLD FRANCE

WEATHER SONGS

JOURNALISTS

AMERICAN FACTORY

WORLD LITERATURE

7-LETTER WORDS

$400

In the 50s B.C. this man led Roman military campaigns into France, which was then part of Transalpine Gaul

$400

There's clearly inclement weather in Rihanna's song about this title object, which she offers shelter under

$400

In 1833 this "shining" New York newspaper established the penny press & George Wisner was its first reporter

$400

He introduced the assembly line in his Highland Park factory in Detroit

$400

Antoine de Saint-Exupery is best remembered for the 1943 children's tale "The Little" this

$400

It can start a campaign or a football game

$800

In an effort to strangle it economically, Napoleon imposed his "Continental System" blockade on this nation, France's foe

$800

The Beatles rejoiced, "Good Day" this & then rested "beneath a shady tree"

$800

Matt Bai, Judith Crist & Steve Kroft have been honored as distinguished alumni of this university's School of Journalism

$800

These "planetary" rockets that took us to the Moon were made in the NASA vehicle assembly building in Florida

DD: $1,500

Written by the 11th century poet, Ferdowsi, "Shahnameh" is considered the national epic of this country

$800

Aristotle said about this infliction of pain: "People under its compulsion tell lies" as often as the truth

$1200

Here is painter Jean-Pierre Houël's depiction of the fall of this fortress to revolutionary forces in 1789

$1200

The Bangles noted, "Look around, leaves are brown and the sky is" this "shade of winter"

$1200

Mary Marvin Breckenridge was the only woman among the World War II era correspondents known as this reporter's "Boys"

DD: $3,000

In 2016 this company opened a 1.3-million square foot composite wing center

$1200

Russian characters can be confusing & Gogol didn't help with a story about a quarrel by 2 men who both had this common first name

$1200

This adjective for a mass of ice often describes a slow pace, like of cars in a traffic jam

$1600

Jean-Jacques Rousseau advocated for human liberty in works like this 1762 "Social" one

$1600

Guns N' Roses sang that "It's hard to hold a candle" in this type of cold autumn deluge

$1600

He turned his experiences as a teenage rock journalist into the movie "Almost Famous"

$1600

This company's Harvester Works are in Illinois; its Tractor Cab assembly is in Iowa

$1600

Novels in the horror genre by Bram Stoker include "The Lair of" this colorful snakelike creature

$1600

The National Federation of the Blind uses this word, not "unblind"

$2000

In 751 Charles Martel's son, this guy "the Short", deposed the last Merovingian ruler & became king of the Franks

$2000

In a Jimi Hendrix song, first the wind whispers, then cries, then screams her name

$2000

Before her career at PBS, NPR & CNN, she just went by her last name Hunter when she desegregated the University of Georgia in 1961

$2000

In the 19th century, these 2 men started a Rochester, New York factory to make eyeglass lenses; contact lenses came later

$2000

The author of works like "Cevdet Bey & His Sons", Orhan Pamuk was the first Nobel literature prize winner from this country

$2000

An airplane's maximum altitude in sustained flight

Scores at the end of the Double Jeopardy! Round:

Arman	Austin	Nikkee
$3,200	$13,600	$19,500

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Final Jeopardy! Round

NEW YORK CITY

Bright new lighting installed in 1880 on a street that crosses Manhattan diagonally led to this 3-word nickname

Final scores:

Arman	Austin	Nikkee
$200	$12,900	$11,700
3rd place: $1,000	New champion: $12,900	2nd place: $2,000

Game dynamics:

Coryat scores:

Arman	Austin	Nikkee
$3,000	$13,600	$17,000
12 R (including 1 DD), 6 W	19 R, 0 W	18 R (including 2 DDs), 1 W

Show #8430 - Friday, June 25, 2021

Contestants

Jeopardy! Round

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

Scores at the end of the Jeopardy! Round:

Double Jeopardy! Round

Scores at the end of the Double Jeopardy! Round:

Final Jeopardy! Round

Final scores:

Game dynamics:

Coryat scores:

Combined Coryat: $33,600

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Game tape date: 2021-03-24