Show #8751 - Monday, November 28, 2022

Cris Pannullo game 16.

Contestants

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Xanni Brown, a Ph.D. student from New Haven, Connecticut

Michael Harten, a dean of academics from Putnam, Connecticut

Cris Pannullo, a customer success operations manager from Ocean City, New Jersey (whose 15-day cash winnings total $526,544)

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Jeopardy! Round

NOVEL NOTES
SLANG
LAWMEN & WOMEN
FOOT, THE BILL
PLAY YOUR CARDS RIGHT
OF MOVIES
    $200 17
Keen Kerouac;
passing Paradise;
country crossing
    $200 19
Sugary, squishy Easter candy, more recently it's become popular for one's friends & followers
    $200 30
Marshal Thomas Smith of Abilene was famous for keeping order without this, as noted by famed Abilene resident Dwight Eisenhower
    $200 28
An average cost at nail salons for this procedure involving only your piggies runs around $35
    $200 21
This liberating card depicts Mr. Monopoly flying out of a birdcage; you can buy one from another player
    $200 24
"Quantum of Solace" finds this hero battling corporate environmental plundering around the world & in the Bolivian desert
    $400 16
Super sub;
Atlantis, around;
visionary Verne
    $400 20
Back in the day a punch in the face was this type of sandwich
    $400 29
In 2022 Keechant Sewell of the Nassau County police became this higher-profile department's first female commissioner
    $400 27
Bumps on your feet known as "bone" these can be treated by a visit to a foot specialist; costs vary
    $400 25
If you have 2 of the same card to start in blackjack, you can put up twice your wager with this 5-letter bet
    $400 23
1940's "The Grapes of Wrath" starred this actor as Tom Joad
    $600 7
Harrowing Huxley;
funky future;
cloned classes
    $600 11
Popularized in a Vine video, "on" this "f"ive-letter word means stylish or perfectly executed
    $600 12
Amy Stewart wrote 7 historical novels about the well-named Constance Kopp, undersheriff of Bergen County in this state
    $600 14
A Calif. ex-con may have to pay for an ankle monitor to track him, using this technology first developed for the U.S. military
    $600 8
If dissatisfied with their starting hand, Magic the Gathering players may take one of these, like a do-over on a golf course
    $600 22
This movie introduced the world to Indiana Jones
    $800 3
Gripping Golding; seeming savages;
Simon sees
    $800 10
A blend of 2 words & first used in the '90s, it means to calm down, take it easy
    $800 5
If you work at FBI HQ on Pennsylvania Avenue, you work in a building named for this G-man
    $800 9
Christian Louboutin sells Lady Page nail polish for $50 a bottle; Vernis from this other Christian runs $30
    $800 2
Before playing your second-to-last card in this 3-letter game, you must say the name of the game; you draw 4 if you get caught
    $800 6
In this classic film police detective Sidney Poitier investigates a murder in the racist town of Sparta, Mississippi
    $1000 4
King kills;
executing executioners; Coffey coda
    DD: $2,200 15
Keep some tissues handy because the highest seats in a stadium are called these
    $1000 13
The model for Victor Hugo's Inspector Javert, François Vidocq set up this service, from French for "security"
    $1000 26
A hundred bucks should get a quality session of this -ology, a variation on acupressure in which the soles are stimulated
    $1000 1
In this form of a popular game, some cards are dealt face up & some face down; it used to have "horse" in its name
    $1000 18
It's Emma vs. Steve as Billie Jean vs. Bobby on the big screen in this title tennis clash

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

Cris Michael Xanni
$4,200 $1,600 $4,400

Scores at the end of the Jeopardy! Round:

Cris Michael Xanni
$5,400 $1,600 $8,600

Double Jeopardy! Round

BRITISH HISTORY
ANIMAL NAMES
ABBREV. TV
6-LETTER WORDS
THAT'S MAJOR
AROUND THE GLOBE
    $400 26
This invader's brutal 1069-70 campaign to bring Upper Britain under Norman control was called "The Harrying of the North"
    $400 25
This name for the animal seen here refers to its short stubby tail
    $400 29
Spin to win:
"WoF"
    $400 27
A quick look at something, perhaps the goose of the same name
    $400 30
In a bridge game the 2 major suits are these & hearts
    $400 28
In 1712, the capital of Russia was moved from Moscow to this port city; in 1918 after the Bolsheviks took power, it was moved back
    $800 11
The Marquess of Salisbury, who retired in 1902, was the last prime minister to lead a government from this body
    $800 21
From Spanish, the name of this burrowing mammal refers to its protective outer shell of bony plates
    $800 2
A cook-off:
"HK"
    $800 10
Long ago important people wore fake hair, which led to this rhyming term for any person of high standing
    $800 13
In 1780 Major John André was hanged as a spy after scheming with this traitor
    $800 18
Carlos Sanchez, a real coffee grower from Antioquia in this country, was an early portrayer of Juan Valdez
    DD: $9,000 6
Alan Turing devised a method for breaking messages encrypted by this Nazi cypher machine
    $1200 20
Found only in New Zealand, the name of the tuatara means "spine on the back" in the language of this people
    $1200 1
2 Michael J. Fox sitcoms: "FT" &
"SC"
    $1200 19
Yes, Dan, there are 2 "P"s in the middle of this word for the snazzily attired
    $1200 17
Major League Soccer began playing in the U.S. in 1996 with 10 teams, including the N.Y./N.J. Metrostars & this team playing for Los Angeles
    $1200 8
The ECB, the European Central Bank, has its headquarters in this German city on the Main River
    $1600 5
Abbreviated NHS, this government agency created to provide free public medical care began in 1948
    $1600 15
The name of this fast-flying falcon means "traveling" or "wandering"
    $1600 3
Bear Grylls takes on the elements:
"MvW"
    $1600 22
Named for a French aristocrat, it refers to pleasure felt from inflicting pain
    DD: $7,800 9
They're the 2 major constellations with "Major" in their names
    $1600 7
This ancient trade route linking China & the West stretched 4,000 miles from Xi'an in the east to the Mediterranean Sea
    $2000 16
The Great Exhibition of 1851 was held in the Crystal Palace, built to house it in this London park
    $2000 14
This horse with a spotty reputation is believed to be named for a river near where the Nez Perce lived & bred the horse
    $2000 4
Teen drama with Katie Holmes & Michelle Williams:
"DC"
    $2000 23
It sounds Scandinavian, but this synonym for slender comes from the Latin for "to pluck"
    $2000 24
A wedding staple, his "Canon in D major", heard here, was composed around 1680 but not published until the 20th century
    $2000 12
An attraction on this East African island a bit smaller than Maui is the house where Freddie Mercury lived as a child

Scores at the end of the Double Jeopardy! Round:

Cris Michael Xanni
$39,800 $5,600 $19,400
(lock game)

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Final Jeopardy! Round

CHILDREN'S AUTHORS
Reversing the story of this heroine she created, Patricia MacLachlan was born on the prairie but spent much of her life in New England

Final scores:

Cris Michael Xanni
$39,800 $3,600 $18,286
16-day champion: $566,344 3rd place: $1,000 2nd place: $2,000

Game dynamics:

Game dynamics graph

Coryat scores:

Cris Michael Xanni
$25,800 $5,600 $18,200
27 R
(including 2 DDs),
1 W		 9 R,
1 W		 20 R
(including 1 DD),
0 W

Combined Coryat: $49,600

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Game tape date: 2022-10-11
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