Show #8716 - Monday, October 10, 2022

Cris Pannullo game 7.

Contestants

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Allie Nudelman, a healthcare policy professional from Brooklyn, New York

Eugene Hahm, an attorney from Oakland, California

Cris Pannullo, a customer success operations manager from Ocean City, New Jersey (whose 6-day cash winnings total $162,080)

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Jeopardy! Round

A VIEW TO THE BRIDGE

REMEMBERING PAST LIVES

THE BARTENDER'S TOOLBOX

CRITICAL "MASS"

SPORTY BOOKS

AROUND THE HORN

$200

High Bridge was a 2000 addition to this Dutch city & is also called Python Bridge but High Bridge seems more apt for some reason

$200

As if "Lord Protector" wasn't enough for his resumé, this 17th century man was also chancellor of Oxford University

$200

For a classic screwdriver, add vodka to this

$200

The shiatsu variety applies pressure to areas of the body used in acupuncture

$200

Sports Illustrated said the best sports book ever is "The Sweet Science", all about this sport's champions, palookas & cornermen

$200

In baseball, an around-the-horn double play starts with a ball fielded by the player at this base

$400

Completed in 1849, the Chain Bridge linked these two cities that would link as well to form Hungary's capital

$400

Frontier diarist John Hunton wrote that this Wild Bill Hickok friend was "among the commonest of her class"

$400

Scotch & Drambuie combine in a rusty this

$400

From French, it describes an action taken all together

$400

In 2022 Geoff Dyer published "The Last Days of" this Swiss star, who says he still wants to play Wimbledon again

$400

This big beast's name means "three-horned face" in Greek

$600

Let's grow a bridge--people in India tied & twisted the roots of this tree, Ficus elastica, to create their own bridges

$600

In 1849, those pursuing her as escaped slave Minty Ross didn't know her face might be on future U.S. currency

$600

Mix vodka & Galliano if you don't mind getting struck by a lightning this

$600

Home to 7 million Americans, it's from an Algonquian word for "at the large hill"

$600

Andre Iguodala's memoir has the humble title "The Sixth Man" but covers his 2015 Finals MVP award with this NBA team

$600

The Täschhorn & the Weisshorn poke up nearly 15,000 feet in this range

$800

Inspired by a DNA strand, a pedestrian bridge in Singapore boasts a stainless steel double this enclosure

$800

Vasco da Gama's 1st voyage departed this world capital in 1497 & returned 2 years later; 55 of the original crew of 170 survived

$800

A monkey this tool is light rum, grapefruit juice & bitters

$800

A satanic version of a Christian religious service, or a 2015 movie about criminal Whitey Bulger

$800

(I'm Roger Bennett.) My new book, "Gods of Soccer", celebrates 100 stars of the game, like Lionel Messi, Pelé & this American who won 2 World Cups, 2 Olympic gold medals & scored 158 goals in international play

$800

You'll find Cape Horn at the southern tip of this country

$1000

The Edinburgh-area railway bridge here crosses this firth

DD: $6,200

After a life as a political wife, she co-founded an addiction treatment center & chaired the board of directors until 2005

$1000

An Irish nut mixes amaretto or Frangelico & this brand of cream liqueur

$1000

Term for the total plant & animal life in a particular area

$1000

"The Church of Baseball" is Ron Shelton's story of how he made this classic movie about life in the minor leagues

$1000

Washington Irving's 1835 "A Tour on the Prairies" describes one of these colorful novices who "knew nothing of the woods"

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

Cris	Eugene	Allie
$4,400	$1,800	$4,000

Scores at the end of the Jeopardy! Round:

Cris	Eugene	Allie
$14,200	$2,000	$6,200

Double Jeopardy! Round

PEN NAMES

SPINELESS CREATURES

HOW DID THEY DIE?

NATIONALLY MONUMENTAL

PLACES IN MOVIE TITLES

ONLY ONE CONSONANT WORDS

(Ken: But that consonant may appear multiple times in the word; say in a word like "sassy".)

$400

Before it was published in book form, his "Treasure Island" appeared in a magazine under the pseudonym Captain George North

$400

Animals don't get much more spineless or organ-less or muscle-less than these critters of the phylum Porifera

$400

The aptly named Temblor Range borders California's Carrizo Plain National Monument, which is traversed by this fault

$400

The stars of this 1993 film were Tom Hanks & Meg Ryan & insomnia

$400

Even more uncommon

$800

Ramona Lofton, whose novel "Push" became the movie "Precious", goes by this gem of a byname

$800

Metaphorically used for a studious person, literally it's a general term for any insect that damages paper volumes

$800

She died in France in 1934 from aplastic anemia, likely caused by prolonged exposure to radiation

$800

A monument extending from the Sonoran Desert floor to over 10,000 feet in altitude is alliteratively named this "to Snow"

$800

David Oyelowo crosses a bridge not too far in this 2014 film

$800

To droop or dangle; a body part such as your tongue may do it

$1200

After retiring the name, Stephen King claimed this writing alter ego had died from "cancer of the pseudonym"

$1200

Several species of colorful, fast-flying butterflies are named for this top naval rank

DD: $5,000

His death in Vienna in 1791 has been attributed to rheumatic fever, strep throat, kidney failure & poisoning, among other things

$1200

The first African American honored by the U.S. with a national monument was this botanist in 1943

$1200

Michael Mann directed Jamie Foxx in "Ali", "Collateral" & this 2006 film based on a TV drama

$1200

Arabic for "leader" gives us this prayer leader of a mosque

$1600

They were the pseudonyms of the two contemporaries seen here who both adopted the same atypical first name

$1600

Get the crops in, quick! Melanoplus, short-horned these insects, are headed this way, & they look hungry

$1600

Charlemagne died from this condition, an inflammation of the membrane that lines the chest & covers the lungs

$1600

The site of a former Alabama Greyhound depot is part of a monument to the 1960s civil rights crusaders known by this 2-word name

$1600

Leonardo DiCaprio wants to carve out some revenge against Bill the Butcher in this drama

$1600

Let's say hi to this tree of life that stores water & gives fruit in arid lands

DD: $5,000

After moving from Russia to the U.S. in the 1920s, Alissa Rosenbaum adopted this pen name with the same initials

$2000

Mariners curse the goose type of this marine invertebrate that clings to hulls & anchors

$2000

This Russian revolutionary in Mexico survived a 1940 assassination attempt but died from another: an ice axe to the head

$2000

This Idaho national monument with a 4-word name, has lava flows, making it unearthly; even President Coolidge said, "This place is weird"

$2000

The drug adrenochrome gives Johnny Depp's character Raoul Duke a hard time in this film

$2000

Here's a gaggle of this 4-letter Hawaiian goose

Scores at the end of the Double Jeopardy! Round:

Cris	Eugene	Allie
$44,600	$1,600	$3,800
(lock game)

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Final Jeopardy! Round

BRAND NAMES

A neighbor's charcoal drawing of Ann Turner Cook at age 4 or 5 months won a 1928 contest to appear in ads for this brand

Final scores:

Cris	Eugene	Allie
$59,821	$1,186	$3,851
7-day champion: $221,901	3rd place: $1,000	2nd place: $2,000

Game dynamics:

Game dynamics graph

Coryat scores:

Cris	Eugene	Allie
$32,600	$1,600	$3,800
35 R (including 3 DDs), 1 W	5 R, 2 W	13 R, 3 W

Combined Coryat: $38,000

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Game tape date: 2022-08-10

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