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    $400 9
Purple ones of these? I'll take one
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Show #8904 - Thursday, June 29, 2023

Contestants

Tenysa Santiago, an American Sign Language and English interpreter from Berkeley, California

Alicia Korenman, an assistant director from Durham, North Carolina

Bryan White, a senior regulatory compliance analyst originally from Santa Maria, California (whose 1-day cash winnings total $20,130)

Jeopardy! Round

AT THE FARMERS MARKET
FUN WITH AIRPORT CODES
LIT-POURRI
PRIDE OF THE MUSEUM
21st CENTURY TELEVISION
"I" BEFORE "EE"
(Mayim: Each response contains "I" followed by "EE" as in the word, "indeed".)
    $200 10
Ooh, someone selling a crop of these plant-based candles that are said to burn longer & clearer than regular candles
    $200 5
Also used by texters, it's the "divine" 3-letter code for Namibia's Omega Airport
    $200 16
This noir decade saw the publication of most of the Philip Marlowe novels, including "Farewell, My Lovely"
    $200 30
The Winged Victory of Samothrace is among this French museum's treasures
    $200 29
Nicholas Braun imbues cousin Greg with the perfect amount of awkwardness on this drama
    $200 27
Happening twice a month, more or less
    $400 9
Purple ones of these? I'll take one
    $400 4
Don't be angry--GRR gets you into this Michigan city
    $400 14
"London, 1802" by Wordsworth is an example of an Italian or Petrarchan one of these
    $400 23
The sex of the big T. rex at Chicago's Field Museum is unknown; it's nicknamed this after the woman who discovered it
    $400 28
Mike Judge co-created this comedy about engineers & tech start-ups
    $400 26
Adjective denoting pleasure accompanied by regret, or chocolate without a ton of sugar
    $600 6
Let's grab some of these tomatoes whose name reflects that the varieties have been around for at least 50 years
    $600 3
This dessert is the code of St. Pete-Clearwater International & completes its rhyming website "fly2..."
    DD: $1,000 13
This enduring title character was introduced in an 1881 magazine called Giornale per i bambini
    $600 15
Cairo's Museum of Islamic Art holds Sultan Jaqmaq's gilded copy of this book, with explanations of the verses
    $600 17
On the anthology "Miracle Workers" he has portrayed God, a peasant during the Dark Ages & an outlaw on the Oregon Trail
    $600 21
This little bird is in the title of a W.C. Fields-Mae West pairing
    $800 7
I got handmade soap, a sponge & some of these scrubbers whose name is fun to say
    $800 2
Going straight to HEL? Then you're on a direct flight to this northern European country
    $800 11
This poet dedicated "Howl" to Carl Solomon, whom he'd met & learned from when both were in a mental hospital
    $800 20
This London museum with 2 first names is renowned for its collection of decorative arts
    $800 18
Season One of "True Detective" starred Woody Harrelson & him as detective partners
    $800 24
It's Britspeak for the glass in front of the driver's face
    $1000 8
I didn't know people still did this craft but I saw someone creating a wall hanging
    $1000 1
Complete your MBA by flying into the international airport of this Kenyan city
    $1000 12
The World War I poem "In Flanders Fields" says, "To you from failing hands we throw" (not "pass") this; "be yours to hold it high"
    $1000 22
The New York City museum named for this man holds one of the world's largest collections of paintings by Vasily Kandinsky
    $1000 19
"The Office" was set at the Scranton branch of this paper company
    $1000 25
In California, this act of campaigning for or against a candidate or measure is prohibited within 100 feet of a polling place

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

Bryan Alicia Tenysa
$3,200 $0 $2,400

Scores at the end of the Jeopardy! Round:

Bryan Alicia Tenysa
$4,600 $3,000 $4,000

Double Jeopardy! Round

HISTORIC SHORTS
WORLD "L"
THE HYPOCRITIC OAF
THE LAW
WRITING: MUSIC
BEFORE & AFTER PEOPLE
    $400 16
Curthose, the nickname of Robert, a duke of Normandy & son of this conqueror, meant something like "short stockings"
    $400 6
In 2001 it officially joined Newfoundland in the name of a Canadian province
    $400 25
This guy who warned of Big Brother watching you gave a list of suspected Communists to the British government
    $400 30
Federal sentencing guidelines increase for violent crimes if one of these is involved (minimum 5 years) or worse, brandished (7 years)
    $400 17
"England's Dreaming", the title from a Sex Pistols lyric, chronicles this 1970s musical movement
    $400 5
Gunslinger William Bonney who rapped & rolled his way to hits like "Cowboy" & "Redneck Paradise"
    $800 15
This "Short" king III ruled the Franks from 751 to 768
    $800 7
Let's talk about this country, the home of the Letts
    $800 22
Before he freely sang a song of himself, Whitman was soused when he wrote a novel for this movement that led to prohibition
    $800 29
If you're 18+ in Kansas & want your girlfriend to become your wife, no license is needed; you can be in this kind of marriage
    $800 14
Joan Didion wrote of a 1968 recording session, "There were 3 of the 4 Doors", a producer, girls, a dog, cheeseburgers, everything but him
    $800 2
Chinese-American female architect who brought Tony-winning hip-hop history to Broadway
    $1200 11
Here's this king of Spain, the sixth of his name, rocking a mean pair of shorts
    $1200 9
This longest river entirely within France flows through a valley of the same name
    DD: $1,000 21
Pope Alexander VI, a member of this family, seemed to eschew the bible with his mistresses, children & murders of rivals
    $1200 28
In law it's possession of an estate for the duration of one's life; in New Jersey, it's the town Bruce Springsteen is from
    $1200 18
The book "Go Ahead in the Rain" is an homage to this musical "Tribe" & its late member Phife Dawg
    $1200 1
This songbird came in on a "Wrecking Ball" after inventing the mechanical reaper in the 19th century
    $1600 12
It was no longer Short King Spring in May 1946 when King Victor Emmanuel III, aka "Little Saber", abdicated the throne of this country
    $1600 8
This city is home to the Netherlands' oldest university
    $1600 23
Though he gave us "The Social Contract", this Swiss-French philosopher abandoned his 5 kids in an orphanage
    DD: $2,000 26
The 1970 law that ties different crimes into a pattern that can be prosecuted ties 4 words into this acronym
    $1600 19
Published a year after his death in 1984, "Divided Soul" looks at this singer's spiritual & sexual sides
    $1600 3
Director Ron's actress daughter who took the Spruce Goose on a little jaunt in 1947
    $2000 13
The about 2-day reign of Sultan Khalid bin Barghash of this Tanzanian island included a short war against the British Empire
    $2000 10
It's Angola's capital & chief seaport
    $2000 24
Weary of the tyranny of Charles I, this lord protector reportedly said the king's execution was "cruel necessity"
    $2000 27
From the same root as "eloquent", it's a defendant's speech to the judge before sentencing
    $2000 20
Played by Philip Seymour Hoffman in "Almost Famous", this critic wrote a book about Blondie & "Let It Blurt" is a book about him
    $2000 4
Gritty "Get Shorty" novelist who asked folks to "Live long and prosper" on film

Scores at the end of the Double Jeopardy! Round:

Bryan Alicia Tenysa
$14,200 $5,200 $1,600
(lock game)

Final Jeopardy! Round

THE MOVIES
Centenarian ceramic artist Beatrice Wood helped inspire one of the main characters & the narrator of this film from the 1990s

Final scores:

Bryan Alicia Tenysa
$11,877 $3,700 $1,200
2-day champion: $32,007 2nd place: $2,000 3rd place: $1,000

Game dynamics:

Coryat scores:

Bryan Alicia Tenysa
$14,200 $6,200 $4,600
20 R,
3 W		 8 R,
1 W
(including 1 DD)		 13 R,
6 W
(including 2 DDs)

Combined Coryat: $25,000

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