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    $200 2
Peter Jackson's extended versions of this trilogy included Saruman's death & Gandalf fighting the Witch King
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Show #9131 - Monday, June 24, 2024

Drew Basile game 4.

Contestants

Graham Hicks, a lighting designer from Ottawa, Ontario, Canada

Erin Buker, a stay-at-home mom from San Pedro, California

Drew Basile, a graduate student from Birmingham, Michigan (whose 3-day cash winnings total $53,282)

Jeopardy! Round

POETRY TEST
PREHISTORIC ANIMALS
LET HIM COOK
I'M FEELING POSITIVE
THE DIRECTOR'S CUT
A ONE E & A 2 E
(Ken: Each correct response is two words, one with a single "E", one with a double "E", like "bet" and "beet".)
    $200 23
Maya Angelou rhymed this title word with "eyes" & "lies"
    $200 9
Though it had a 10-foot bite diameter, megalodon, the biggest ever of these, died out in the Pliocene, and I'm not especially sorry
    $200 17
Flavortown is near as Guy Fieri adds some Cajun chicken to this classic, creamy way to prepare fettuccine
    $200 27
A basic subatomic particle, it's positively charged & the chief constituent of primary cosmic rays
    $200 2
Peter Jackson's extended versions of this trilogy included Saruman's death & Gandalf fighting the Witch King
    $200 22
Short form of a job that keeps order on the court, & a chain of rocks near the water's surface
    $400 7
Guests at many a wedding don't hear the lowercase in E.E. Cummings' "i carry your" this "with me"
    DD: $1,600 11
Around 10 feet tall, a tusked mammal had hair that could get to be more than 2 feet long, hence this descriptive name
    $400 16
You bleeping bleeps better know this TV chef has a personal recipe for soft scrambled eggs & bacon jam toast on his website! Well?!
    $400 28
In 2016 the 1,000 Fathers March along Beale Street celebrated positive male role models in this city
    $400 18
Ridley Scott's Final Cut of this 1982 film drops Harrison Ford's narration & suggests that his character Deckard is a replicant
    $400 1
French for "very" (has an accent over the E), & a bunch of saplings (no accent over either E)
    $600 8
In an obvious yet deep thought, Dickinson began a poem this "is counted sweetest by those who ne'er succeed"
    $600 10
California's official state fossil is this feline known for its canines
    $600 15
Bam! Enjoy "kicked up fried calamari with Creole olive salad" at his flagship New Orleans restaurant
    $600 29
The sum of these 2 positive integers is a 2-digit number, but when the 2 are multiplied, the product is a single digit
    $600 19
In Steven Spielberg's 1980 "Special Edition" cut of this film, moviegoers get to see Richard Dreyfuss inside the UFO
    $600 4
According to, & a person who's another's equal
    $800 24
"So vast was the struggle to found the Roman state" is a line from this epic by Virgil
    $800 12
An early type of this semiaquatic weasel wasn't cute & cuddly--it was the size of a wolf, with a bite to match
    $800 14
David Chang added 7UP to give this Korean staple some bubbliness in its cabbage
    $800 30
When jump-starting a car, use the red cable to connect between each battery's positive one of these "final" posts
    $800 20
The director's cut of this 1986 film restored Frank Oz' original vision: Audrey II devours Seymour & Audrey
    $800 5
I'll be very disappointed if you don't get these: Understanding or knowledge, & sharp like an animal's senses
    $1000 25
"There's a stake in your fat black heart", she wrote in "Daddy", a searing poem from her posthumous 1965 collection "Ariel"
    $1000 26
Sea scorpions called Eurypterids could reach 8 feet, making them the biggest ever members of this phylum that includes crustaceans & bugs
    $1000 13
Soft-boiled eggs & yogurt dressing are in Jamie Oliver's "Sorta Salmon" this south-of-France style
    $1000 3
Norman Vincent Peale's "The Power of" this came out in 1952 but this is still recommended as a stress buster
    $1000 21
He has created the director's cut for "Watchmen", as well as "Batman v. Superman: Dawn of Justice"
    $1000 6
Gusto! Verve! Vivacity!, & to take a quick look

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

Drew Erin Graham
$3,400 $1,000 $2,800

Scores at the end of the Jeopardy! Round:

Drew Erin Graham
$9,800 -$400 $4,600

Double Jeopardy! Round

PRESIDENTIAL NICKNAMES
AROUND ITALY
WHERE'S THE MEETING?
OLDE CARS
NOTHING LIKE LIVE MUSIC
14-LETTER RESPONSES
    $400 16
While cooking breakfast, Rep. Pat Schroeder had the idea to compare him to a Teflon frying pan
    $400 23
Cremona is known as the home of this instrument craftsman who died there in his 90s in 1737
    $400 24
In 1918 at Gray's Inn in London, FDR first met this man & thought he acted like a stinker; they worked well together later
    $400 27
Henry Ford was famous for saying customers could have this 1908 to 1927 car in any color, as long as it was black
    $400 5
Dave Grohl says his life began when he was baptized by spit & sweat at a concert by Naked Raygun, this kind of band
    $400 26
Your pen pal knows it's an exchange of letters between 2 people
    $800 15
This bachelor president became "Ten-Cent Jimmy" after he said that 10 cents a day was a fair wage
    $800 11
Now it's a "confusing spread of ruins"; during Rome's golden age, this open area bustled with shoppers & lawyers
    $800 18
Kaiser Wilhelm I watches over the Deutsches Eck, or German Corner, in Koblenz, where the Mosel & this river meet
    $800 28
Here's a 1958 Hawk from this U.S. automaker, now a name more familiar as a partner in printers
    $800 6
Beyoncé's April 14, 2018 show as the first Black woman headliner here has become legendary
    $800 25
A book about this demographic & economic shift seen "From the Ground Up" is titled "There Goes the 'Hood"
    $1200 12
The last of the Founding Fathers to have the job, this fifth president was known as "The Last Cocked Hat"
    $1200 4
The name of 34 x 7-mile Lake Maggiore means this, in relation to nearby lakes
    $1200 17
Indigenous Australians' first meeting with Europeans was with the crew of the Duyfken from this country in 1606
    $1200 20
Named for Spanish explorer Hernando, this Chrysler division made the Airflow in 1934, but eventually, not so much the cash flow
    $1200 7
The first concert this Maroon 5 frontman saw was Warrant at the Santa Monica Civic Auditorium as a pre-teen
    $1200 1
In 597 B.C. this king II deported King Jehoiachin to Babylon
    $1600 13
John Quincy Adams was "The Accidental President" & John Tyler was given this similar epithet by his detractors
    $1600 8
It's the Italian name for the city of Dante & Machiavelli
    $1600 19
Logan County, Ky. in 1800 is credited as the birthplace of the fervent religious gatherings called these 4-letter meetings
    DD: $200 21
Studebaker, maker of an electric car around 1900, was based in this town; Knute Rockne worked part-time in sales
    DD: $2,000 9
The tour name had to be NINJA when these 2 bands from the first Lollapalooza joined forces again in 2009
    $1600 2
In philosophy, it prioritizes free will; as a political philosophy, it prioritizes individual freedom
    $2000 14
The Coolidge Foundation says both dry wit & frugality with words led to this nickname
    $2000 10
Here's Sforza Castle, a 15th century fortification commissioned by the family that ruled over this city for nearly a century
    $2000 22
Meetings in the book "First Encounters" include an awkward one between Orson Welles & this mogul in a San Francisco elevator
    $2000 30
In 1951 NASCAR felt the sting of the Hudson this, which won the season opener in Daytona
    $2000 29
This singer who often honors her predecessors paid tribute to Ms. Mitchell by hosting a 2023 Joni Jam
    $2000 3
Self-hypnosis may make use of this, the planting of your own ideas into your subconscious

Scores at the end of the Double Jeopardy! Round:

Drew Erin Graham
$26,400 -$7,200 $11,000
(lock game)

Final Jeopardy! Round

NAMES IN THE HEAVENS
When this body was discovered in 1978, Persephone was suggested as its name

Final scores:

Drew Erin Graham
$22,400 -$7,200 $1
4-day champion: $75,682 3rd place: $2,000 2nd place: $3,000

Game dynamics:

Coryat scores:

Drew Erin Graham
$26,200 -$7,200 $9,800
33 R
(including 1 DD),
4 W
(including 1 DD)		 2 R,
7 W		 15 R
(including 1 DD),
2 W

Combined Coryat: $28,800

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