>1>Show #8614 - Thursday, April 7, 2022>div>
>Mattea Roach game 3.

Contestants

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> href="showplayer.php?player_id=14572" rel="external">Reagan White>, a college student from Manahawkin, New Jersey

> href="showplayer.php?player_id=14573" rel="external">Mike Janela>, a sportscaster from Astoria, New York

> href="showplayer.php?player_id=14568" rel="external">Mattea Roach>, a tutor from Toronto, Ontario, Canada (whose 2-day cash winnings total $70,801)

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Jeopardy! Round

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>WORLD WAR II
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>LITERATURE FOR YOUNGER READERS
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>COMPUTERS & THE INTERNET
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>PALINDROMIC WORDS
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>BALLPARK
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Scores at the first commercial break (after clue 15):

>FIGURE
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<tr> <td>
>&#160;   >$200 > href="suggestcorrection.php?clue_id=427271" title="Suggest a correction for this clue" rel="nofollow">1>td>
>Nazi loot found in a salt mine included precious artworks, items stolen from concentration camp victims & more than 8,000 bars of this>td> <tr> <td>
>&#160;   >$200 > href="suggestcorrection.php?clue_id=427274" title="Suggest a correction for this clue" rel="nofollow">4>td>
>In the story of this pair, the witch asks, "Nibble, nibble little mouse, who is nibbling at my house?" <tr> <td>
>&#160;   >$200 > href="suggestcorrection.php?clue_id=427293" title="Suggest a correction for this clue" rel="nofollow">30>td>
>This Google product is the USA's most-used web browser <tr> <td>
>&#160;   >$200 > href="suggestcorrection.php?clue_id=427296" title="Suggest a correction for this clue" rel="nofollow">23>td>
>A Carmelite sister, for example <tr> <td>
>&#160;   >$200 > href="suggestcorrection.php?clue_id=427290" title="Suggest a correction for this clue" rel="nofollow">17>td>
>"America's most beloved ballpark", it's home to the Green Monster <tr> <td>
>&#160;   >$200 > href="suggestcorrection.php?clue_id=427282" title="Suggest a correction for this clue" rel="nofollow">9>td>
>The symbol for this limitless quantity is a figure eight tipped on its side <tr> <td>
>&#160;   >$400 > href="suggestcorrection.php?clue_id=427272" title="Suggest a correction for this clue" rel="nofollow">2>td>
>When war broke out in September 1939, this country had tanks & a million-man army yet still relied heavily on cavalry <tr> <td>
>&#160;   >$400 > href="suggestcorrection.php?clue_id=427275" title="Suggest a correction for this clue" rel="nofollow">5>td>
>This Dr. Seuss character shows up one boring rainy day when "our mother was out of the house" <tr> <td>
>&#160;   >$400 > href="suggestcorrection.php?clue_id=427294" title="Suggest a correction for this clue" rel="nofollow">29>td>
>The Wow! computer for seniors says it has "free anti-virus" & this bad stuff "protection" <tr> <td>
>&#160;   >$400 > href="suggestcorrection.php?clue_id=427297" title="Suggest a correction for this clue" rel="nofollow">25>td>
>To get an apple from the tub with your teeth <tr> <td>
>&#160;   >$400 > href="suggestcorrection.php?clue_id=427291" title="Suggest a correction for this clue" rel="nofollow">16>td>
>The address for Oracle Park, home to this team, is 24 Willie Mays Plaza <tr> <td>
>&#160;   >$400 > href="suggestcorrection.php?clue_id=427283" title="Suggest a correction for this clue" rel="nofollow">10>td>
>Known as a shape poem, the one seen here> from "Alice in Wonderland" is punningly called "The Mouse's" this <tr> <td>
>&#160;   >$600 > href="suggestcorrection.php?clue_id=427273" title="Suggest a correction for this clue" rel="nofollow">3>td>
>Jimmy Doolittle's April 1942 air raid on this Axis capital raised Allied morale at a dark time in the war >Mattea>d class="wrong">Mike>tr>>able width="100%">>d class="wrong">Triple Stumper>tr>>td> </tr> able> <tr> <td>
>&#160;   >$600 6>td>
An annual read aloud book award is named for this "Stuart Little" author <tr> <td>
>&#160;   DD: $2,200 18>td>
Old monitors needed a screensaver, which moved so it wouldn't burn in; today you can use this static image, also a home decorating item <tr> <td>
>&#160;   >$600 26>td>
Slang adjective for someone you think is not what they seem, especially if they might be the impostor in the game "Among Us" <tr> <td>
>&#160;   >$600 15>td>
The Yankees have spring training in Tampa at GMS Field, GMS being the initials of this longtime owner <tr> <td>
>&#160;   >$600 11>td>
Latin for "egg" gives us the word for this 4-letter shape <tr> <td>
>&#160;   $800 20>td>
>Here's a look at a Canadian regiment moving along the road from Holten to Rijssen in 1945 while liberating this Low Country <tr> <td>
>&#160;   $800 7>td>
Shere Khan, the Bengal tiger in "The Jungle Book", threatens that this character "is mine & to my teeth he will come in the end" <tr> <td>
>&#160;   $800 19>td>
Smaller networks can be secured with the packet-filtering type of this protective program <tr> <td>
>&#160;   $800 27>td>
New year in Hanoi <tr> <td>
>&#160;   $800 14>td>
This NL team makes its home in Chase Field, which has a retractable roof to avoid too much heat in summer <tr> <td>
>&#160;   $800 12>td>
In an image from the European Southern Observatory, it's the shapely type of galaxy seen >here in the constellation Eridanus <tr> <td>
>&#160;   $1000 21>td>
In December 1940 Franklin Roosevelt proposed this alliterative system of aid to allies without immediate payment <tr> <td>
>&#160;   $1000 8>td>
Billy has a pair of hounds named Old Dan & Little Ann in the kids' classic "Where" this plant "Grows" <tr> <td>
>&#160;   $1000 24>td>
Like a T-shirt, a computer program is made of these; in an online forum, they're sequences of comments on the same topic <tr> <td>
>&#160;   $1000 28>td>
It's the raised structure at the back of a sailing ship <tr> <td>
>&#160;   $1000 > href="suggestcorrection.php?clue_id=427281" title="Suggest a correction for this clue" rel="nofollow">13>td>
>Roy Campanella, Biz Mackey & Jud Wilson, who played for the city in the Negro Leagues, appear in this park's Birdland artwork <tr> <td>
>&#160;   $1000 > href="suggestcorrection.php?clue_id=427292" title="Suggest a correction for this clue" rel="nofollow">22>td>
>As a noun it refers to the curving bend of a river; as a verb, it means to wander aimlessly
Mattea Mike Reagan
$2,800 $1,600 $0

Scores at the end of the Jeopardy! Round:

Mattea Mike Reagan
$6,600 -$600 $2,400

Double Jeopardy! Round

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>THAT PAINTING HAS A TITLE
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>IN THE CITY
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>QUOTE-POURRI
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<tr> <tr>able> </tr> <tr>
>THE AWFUL SOUND OF MUSIC
>td>
<tr> <tr>able>
>DOCUMENTARIES
>td>
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Scores at the end of the Double Jeopardy! Round:

>WHO WANTS DESSERT?
>td>
<tr> <td>
>&#160;   >$400 > href="suggestcorrection.php?clue_id=427327" title="Suggest a correction for this clue" rel="nofollow">30>td>
>Jackson Pollock's first wall-sized painting was fittingly titled this, from a word meaning "wall" <tr> <td>
>&#160;   >$400 > href="suggestcorrection.php?clue_id=427302" title="Suggest a correction for this clue" rel="nofollow">5>td>
>National Civil Rights Museum,
Graceland		 <tr> <td>
>&#160;   >$400 28>td>
Complete the Thomas Paine quote "These are the times that try men's..." <tr> <td>
>&#160;   >$400 17>td>
Randy Jackson's go-to complaint on "American Idol"; dictionaries say it also means "tar-like" <tr> <td>
>&#160;   >$400 11>td>
"Man on Wire" takes a look at Philippe Petit's daring & illegal tightrope walk in 1974 between the towers of this complex <tr> <td>
>&#160;   >$400 18>td>
No dillydallying after taking this eggy dessert out of the oven; it will only stay fully risen for a minute or 2 <tr> <td>
>&#160;   $800 22>td>
In 1851, >this iconic painting of an incident from American history sold for what was then a huge sum>--$10,000 <tr> <td>
>&#160;   $800 3>td>
Olympic Park,
>Place Jacques-Cartier		 <tr> <td>
>&#160;   $800 > href="suggestcorrection.php?clue_id=427306" title="Suggest a correction for this clue" rel="nofollow">10>td>
>This man from Shaoshan wrote, "A revolution is not a dinner party" <tr> <td>
>&#160;   $800 > href="suggestcorrection.php?clue_id=427316" title="Suggest a correction for this clue" rel="nofollow">16>td>
>Meaning "one note", it can also describe something dull & repetitious <tr> <td>
>&#160;   $800 > href="suggestcorrection.php?clue_id=427312" title="Suggest a correction for this clue" rel="nofollow">12>td>
>In "Roger & Me", Michael Moore set out to confront Roger Smith about the closing of this automaker's plants in Flint, Michigan <tr> <td>
>&#160;   $800 > href="suggestcorrection.php?clue_id=427330" title="Suggest a correction for this clue" rel="nofollow">29>td>
>Colorful sprinkles baked in the batter turn ordinary birthday cake into this> festive type, but don't toss it in celebration <tr> <td>
>&#160;   $1200 > href="suggestcorrection.php?clue_id=427323" title="Suggest a correction for this clue" rel="nofollow">24>td>
>Botticelli's allegorical painting "Spring" also has this Italian title <tr> <td>
>&#160;   $1200 > href="suggestcorrection.php?clue_id=427301" title="Suggest a correction for this clue" rel="nofollow">1>td>
>In Bavaria:
Marienplatz, Olympiapark		 <tr> <td>
>&#160;   $1200 9>td>
In a Bible parable, a merchant "found one" this gem "of great price, went and sold all that he had, and bought it" <tr> <td>
>&#160;   $1200 8>td>
Like off-key, this other hyphenated adjective means unable to distinguish between different musical pitches <tr> <td>
>&#160;   $1200 13>td>
A 2021 documentary takes an intimate look at >this actress & >her ups & downs living with multiple sclerosis <tr> <td>
>&#160;   $1200 19>td>
This tangy dessert is an official state food of Florida <tr> <td>
>&#160;   DD: $2,000 23>td>
Turns out Gainsborough originally put a dog in this 1770 portrait of a young lad clad in shades of indigo <tr> <td>
>&#160;   $1600 2>td>
Estadio Santiago Bernabéu & the Prado <tr> <td>
>&#160;   DD: $3,000 26>td>
Providing a later history book title, Stephen Vincent Benet wrote, "Bury my tongue at Champmedy... bury my heart at" this place <tr> <td>
>&#160;   $1600 6>td>
Henry van Dyke rhymed that the cry of the whippoorwill was "sad and" this; not a great compliment for your singing either <tr> <td>
>&#160;   $1600 14>td>
This HBO docuseries tells of how tons of money was swindled from a fast food chain's Monopoly game in the 1990s <tr> <td>
>&#160;   $1600 20>td>
At Christmas time we want traditional English this, slices of cake soaked in sherry & layered with fruit, custard & whipped cream <tr> <td>
>&#160;   $2000 25>td>
The Vermeer >here is sometimes called simply "Allegory" of this virtue, & sometimes "Allegory of the Catholic" this <tr> <td>
>&#160;   $2000 4>td>
A port on the Arabian Sea, Malabar Hill, the Bandra-Worli Sea Link seen here>td> <tr> <td>
>&#160;   $2000 27>td>
"Only Connect" is from this E.M. Forster novel about a country house <tr> <td>
>&#160;   $2000 7>td>
"C" is for this unpleasant sound, also a term in poetry for discordant word sequences <tr> <td>
>&#160;   $2000 15>td>
Early in his career Arnold Schwarzenegger flexed his muscles in this 1977 film about competitive bodybuilding <tr> <td>
>&#160;   $2000 > href="suggestcorrection.php?clue_id=427321" title="Suggest a correction for this clue" rel="nofollow">21>td>
>Made with purple yams, ube hopia> is a specialty of this country
Mattea Mike Reagan
$16,400 $1,800 $11,600

>[wagering suggestions for these scores]

Final Jeopardy! Round

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<table> <tr>d class="category_name">INVENTIONS>tr>
>td>tr>
iv> 		<tr> <td id="clue_FJ" class="clue_text">Patented in 1955, it did not go over well in the high-end fashion world but the then-new aerospace industry found it very useful
>Mike>d rowspan="2" valign="top">What is I'm going to lose but the Mets will win it all this year?>tr>r>d>$7>tr>r>>Reagan>d rowspan="2" valign="top">What is pantyhose?>tr>r>d>$11,600>tr>r>>Mattea>d rowspan="2" valign="top">What is >rayon nylon?>tr>r>d>$6,801>tr>table>m class="correct_response">Velcro>td> </tr> able> >var>

Final scores:

Mattea Mike Reagan
$9,599 $1,793 $0
3-day champion: $80,400 2nd place: $2,000 3rd place: $1,000

Game dynamics:

Game dynamics graph > href="help.php#coryatscore">Coryat scores:
Mattea Mike Reagan
>$15,000 >$4,000 $13,600
>20 R
(including 1 DD),
>1 W		 >9 R,
4 W
>(including 1 DD)		 >18 R,
3 W
(including 1 DD)
> href="help.php#combinedcoryat">Combined Coryat>: $32,600 > href="showgameresponses.php?game_id=7326&highlight=..." rel="external">[game responses]> <a href="showscores.php?game_id=7326&highlight=..." rel="external">[game scores]> <a href="suggestcorrection.php?game_id=7326" rel="nofollow">[suggest correction]>h4>
>Game tape date: 2022-01-27
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