Suggest correction - #7935 - 2019-02-22
Show #7935 - Friday, February 22, 2019
2019 All-Star Games match 1, game 2.
Contestants
Team Brad (subtotal of $49,800)
Playing the Jeopardy! Round: David Madden, an academic competition director from Ridgewood, New Jersey
Playing the Double Jeopardy! Round: Brad Rutter, an actor and producer from Los Angeles, California
Playing the Final Jeopardy! Round: Larissa Kelly, an editor for academic competitions from Richmond, California
Team Colby (subtotal of $0)
Playing the Jeopardy! Round: Alan Lin, a software engineer from Riverside, California
Playing the Double Jeopardy! Round: Pam Mueller, a think tank researcher from Culver City, California
Playing the Final Jeopardy! Round: Colby Burnett, a college counselor from Chicago, Illinois
Team Buzzy (subtotal of $26,200)
Playing the Jeopardy! Round: Jennifer Giles, a third grade teacher from Longmont, Colorado
Playing the Double Jeopardy! Round: Alex Jacob, a freelance trivia writer from Greensboro, North Carolina
Playing the Final Jeopardy! Round: Buzzy Cohen, a music executive from Los Angeles, California
Jeopardy! Round
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Agnes Nixon created this soap opera that focused on the Buchanan & Lord families |
(David: What is Hawaii Five-0?) ... (Alex: You were close. So close.) (David: [Shielding his hands in front of his face] Not my thing!) [Laughter]
One Life to Live
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In 1925 travelers by car could check into this type of lodging for the first time |
a motel
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"Pommes frites" in Bourgogne are better known as these in the States |
French fries
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Numbering about 100, large & small, more battles were fought in New Jersey than in any other state during this war |
the Revolutionary
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Trace amounts of boron give the blue color to this gem that Harry Winston donated to the Smithsonian in 1958 |
the Hope Diamond
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A spring month & a type of tuber |
May yam
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1980s Fox series about youthful-looking undercover officers |
21 Jump Street
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Established by the League of Nations, the Permanent Court of International Justice opened in this city |
The Hague
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Fried wonton strips, Mandarin orange & sesame dressing are key ingredients in this poultry salad |
Asian chicken salad
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Methinks an annual gathering held in Florence is Alabama's official faire of this type |
a Renaissance Faire
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The Topkapi Palace Museum has the suitably magnificent yataghan (a sword) of this 16th century sultan |
Suleiman the Magnificent
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An educator's task & dishonestly taking a test |
teach & cheat
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This '90s sitcom that starred Ryan Reynolds & Nathan Fillion dropped "A Pizza Place" from its title |
(David: What is Three Guys and a Girl?) ... (Alex: David, you crowded one guy too many in there. It's [*].)
Two Guys, a Girl and a Pizza Place
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After losing the heavyweight title in 1926, this boxer said, "Honey, I just forgot to duck" |
(Jack) Dempsey
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2 Southwest restaurants claim to have created this deep-fried burrito with a 4-syllable name |
a chimichanga
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It earned its "Equality State" nickname when it entered the Union as the first to give women the right to vote & hold office |
Wyoming
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A museum in Oslo is named for & displays this balsa raft that Thor Heyerdahl used to cross the Pacific in 1947 |
the Kon-Tiki
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A hypersensitive reaction to a substance & a place to exhibit artworks |
allergy & gallery
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This Netflix series is a sort of Brazilian "Hunger Games" |
(Jennifer: What is The 100?)
3%
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The remains of Peking man, a member of this species of early "upright" human, were found in China |
Homo erectus
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The name of this fast food hot dog chain refers to an Austrian food item not on its menu |
Wienerschnitzel
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In 1999, in a nod to this facility named for a president, Brevard County, Florida added 321 as an area code |
(Alex: Countdown to a launch.)
Cape Kennedy (or the Kennedy Space Center)
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Now at the Louvre, this sculpture was found on the Greek island of Samothrace |
Nike (or Winged Victory)
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The act of betraying your nation & one who serves it as a state's representative |
treason & senator
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Bruce Boxleitner starred on this sci-fi series set in the 23rd century aboard the title space station |
Babylon 5
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He set off from Britain for a fourth Antarctic expedition, but endured for only a few months before he took ill & died |
(Ernest) Shackleton
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Ham, roast pork, cheese & pickles are hallmarks of the sandwich that Floridians dubbed this |
a Cuban
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Located in a canyon, Phantom Ranch in this state still receives its mail by mule train |
(Alex: At the bottom of the Grand Canyon.)
Arizona
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Made of pale blue & white jasperware, the Pegasus vase was given to the British Museum in 1786 by this English potter who made it |
Josiah Wedgwood
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One brightens your face & the other is dumped on you in "Double Dare" |
smile & slime
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Scores at the first commercial break (after clue 15):
Team Buzzy |
Team Colby |
Team Brad |
$3,800 |
$4,000 |
$3,000 |
Scores at the end of the Jeopardy! Round:
Team Buzzy |
Team Colby |
Team Brad |
$4,000 |
$5,000 |
$3,800 |
Double Jeopardy! Round
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Linda Brown, who as a young student was at the center of this landmark 1954 court case, died in Topeka at 75 |
Brown v. Board of Education
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The body's largest joint, it's susceptible to injury such as a torn meniscus |
the knee
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Herrick: "Gather ye ____ while ye may, old time is still a-flying" |
rosebuds
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It's 17 letters long, but it means fear of the number 13 |
triskaidekaphobia
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The Norway species of this furry, stubby-tailed little rodent is famous for Arctic mass migrations |
(Brad: What's a rat?)
a lemming
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This dance that shares its name with a Southern city was popularized by a 1923 Broadway show |
the Charleston
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He became a prominent neurologist in England, but he's best remembered for breaking the 4-minute mile |
(Roger) Bannister
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Highly oxygenated blood is carried away from the heart by this largest artery |
the aorta
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Abel Meeropol: "Southern trees bear a strange ____, blood on the leaves and blood at the root" |
fruit
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I get to say "aspirin"; you get to say this "acid", its other name |
(Pam: What is salicylic?) (Alex Trebek: No.) (Pam: Acid?)
acetylsalicylic acid
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NASA's Themis project is dedicated to studying this display in the Arctic caused by charged particles in the magnetosphere |
the aurora borealis
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This dance calls for a line, as seen here |
the conga
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The book closed on this bestselling author in his trademark white suit, who died at 88 |
(Tom) Wolfe
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The dura mater is the outermost of these layers of protective membranes that surround the brain & the spinal cord |
meninges
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Kipling: "We were promised abundance for all, by robbing selected Peter to pay for collective ____" |
Paul
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Smithsonian magazine called sleight-of-hand artist Ricky Jay "a leading scholar of" this "and illusion" |
prestidigitation
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On a seal it forms a 3-4" thick layer & the Inuit make lollipops for children from it |
blubber
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In the 1890s a woman known as la goulue was said to be Paris' best at this dance dance |
the can-can
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Friends & fans mourned the loss of this fashion designer in June; she was only 55 |
(Kate) Spade
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Lying beneath the trapezius muscles, these muscles of the shoulder look like an oblique parallelogram, hence the name |
(Alex Jacob: What are deltoids?)
the rhomboids
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Eliot: "I will show you fear in a handful of ____" |
in a handful of dust
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On May 23, 1618 3 guys were tossed out of a castle's windows in what is known as this, sparking a Bohemian revolt |
the defenestration of Prague
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Going from Norway to Alaska, this Scandinavian completed the first trip through the Northwest Passage in 1906 |
[The time's-up signal sounds.] (Alex Jacob: [Overlapping] Who is [*]?) (Alex Trebek: Oh, the right response but a tad too late, Alex.)
Amundsen
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Bruno noted the "replacement hip action" of a "Dancing With the Stars" competitor in this dance dance dance |
the cha-cha-cha
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Famous for his iconic Love series, this pop artist who took his last name from his home state died at 89 |
(Robert) Indiana
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This bone serves as an anchor for the tongue & does not directly articulate with any other bone |
the hyoid
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Carroll: "Beware the jubjub bird, and shun the frumious ____!" |
(Brad: [Sighs] Crap.) ... (Pam: [After successfully rebounding] While that was a mouthful, let's go back to THAT'S A MOUTHFUL!)
bandersnatch
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Horace's phrase for "words a foot & a half long" gives us this adjective meaning "given to using long words" |
sesquipedalian
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The largest on the Arctic Ocean, this Russian city was a base for the British, French & U.S. forces against the Bolsheviks |
(Brad: What is Archangel?) (Pam: What is Vladivostok?)
Murmansk
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"La Bayadere" has 40 arabesques in the entrance for this group, a 3-word French term for a dance troupe's non-soloists |
the corps de ballet
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Scores at the end of the Double Jeopardy! Round:
Team Buzzy |
Team Colby |
Team Brad |
$16,800 |
$11,000 |
$4,200 |
Final Jeopardy! Round
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In 1901 this activist was jailed for inspiring the assassination of William McKinley, but the charge was later dropped |
Colby | Who was E. Goldman (Goldman) | $10,800 | | | $0 | Buzzy | Who is Anthony? | $16,800 | Emma Goldman |
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Final scores:
Team Buzzy |
Team Colby |
Team Brad |
$0 |
$21,800 |
$8,400 |
Cumulative scores:
Team Buzzy |
Team Colby |
Team Brad |
$26,200 |
$21,800 |
$58,200 |
Game dynamics:
Team Buzzy |
Team Colby |
Team Brad |
$17,400 |
$11,000 |
$4,200 |
Jennifer |
Alan |
David |
$3,400 |
$5,000 |
$3,800 |
Alex |
Pam |
Brad |
$14,000 |
$6,000 |
$400 |
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