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    $400 16
"I'm not fat, I'm festively plump", said this "South Park" kid, & we will respect his authoritah
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Show #9318 - Wednesday, April 23, 2025

Liam Starnes game 4.

Contestants

Eric Cordova, a compliance specialist from Chicago, Illinois

Abigail Arnold, an academic administrator from Waltham, Massachusetts

Liam Starnes, an undergraduate student from Barrington, Illinois (3-day champion whose cash winnings total $72,202)

Jeopardy! Round

BACK WHEN THE ANIMALS WERE YOUNG
COMPOUND WORDS
ALSO A CAR PART
DIFFICULT BUT FUNNY TV CHARACTERS
2024 IN THE REARVIEW MIRROR
MAKING SOME POUR DECISIONS
    $200 29
While young rabbits are called kits, this slightly larger animal's babies are called leverets
    $200 28
Bring a towel if your seats high up in a venue are called these, involving a body part
    $200 27
Word for the torso of a human or the main stem of a tree
    $200 17
This "Simpsons" kids' host: "Here's the deal. Every time you watch my show, I will send you $40!" ("Checks will not be honored")
    $200 18
He was part of national news from early August to early November
    $200 30
Ooo, a Havana cocktail... that's pineapple juice, lemon juice & this potent potable... sounds perfect
    $400 14
Newborn calves from the Alaska Yukon type of this deer can weigh up to 35 pounds
    $400 10
Bring your tissues for this lachrymose type of 10-letter movie; it's a real...
    $400 25
They make Stratocasters with all the fixins
    $400 16
"I'm not fat, I'm festively plump", said this "South Park" kid, & we will respect his authoritah
    $400 15
On December 7 the word "Merci" was projected above the portal of the Last Judgment along the west facade of this
    $400 26
How 'bout a round of this Mexican beer with 2 red X's on the label that was actually created by a German man, Wilhelm Hasse
    $600 9
A young kangaroo, called this, is 1" long & less than a gram at birth; then it heads for mom's pouch
    $600 11
A sporty Corvette, or an aquatic animal you want to avoid due to its venomous spines
    $600 24
A series of medical tests as a whole, or the pitcher & catcher in baseball considered as a single unit
    $600 2
(Susie Essman presents the clue.) As Susie Greene, I screamed horrible and I do mean horrible things that popped into my head for 24 years on this show, including at its creator, and I got paid to do it
    $600 5
Entertainment obituaries included "The Death of Slim Shady", an album by him that knocked Taylor Swift out of No. 1
    $600 20
This "Old No. 7" whiskey is "mellowed ... through 10 feet of sugar maple charcoal", but mellow feelings may or may not follow
    $800 8
This sea creature is flat & transparent during the leptocephalus or larval stage
    $800 12
A TV episode combining plots from 2 shows, or music from a band in a different genre from its usual one
    $800 21
Forsaking the -lum at the end, it's slang for a criminal
    $800 3
Speaking to grad students, he says he was one at 14, & had already done more than most could have hoped to "despite my 9 o'clock bedtime"
    $800 6
On Sept. 17 hundreds of pagers belonging to members of this Lebanese organization exploded
    $800 19
Toast Mr. Henderson with a Gin Rickey or this often non-alcoholic version; the Marvelous Mrs. Maisel orders one in a deli
    $1000 1
On a trumpeter swan lake, these babies hatch in May & June, then follow mom & dad to their first wintering area
    $1000 13
F in the F major scale, for example; it also means a major speech at a political convention
    DD: $7,800 22
Something broadcast by a television network, for example
    $1000 4
Sweet Dee, facing a tough choice on this show:
"I'm gonna have a really hard time if we're both cannibals & we're racists"
    $1000 7
In 1943, this name referred to a massive tank battle won by the USSR; in 2024, to a Russian region invaded by Ukraine
    $1000 23
Chablis is a region in the north of this wine-growing area, with Beaujolais farthest south

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

Liam Abigail Eric
$1,400 $6,000 $0

Scores at the end of the Jeopardy! Round:

Liam Abigail Eric
$4,200 $400 $1,200

Double Jeopardy! Round

A PREMIERE MUSICAL EVENT
WORLD GEOGRAPHY
ACTORS BY THE FILMS THEY DIRECTED
19th CENTURY LIT
BOATS & SHIPS
ENDS WITH "A-G-E"
    $400 30
Prague's Estates Theatre was home to the 1787 world premiere of "Don Giovanni" by this man who conducted that night as well
    $400 23
Created in the 16th century by a Mughal emperor, the Bagh-e Babur Gardens are found in this largest Afghan city
    $400 28
"Rush" &
"Apollo 13"
    $400 5
This William Makepeace Thackeray novel opens with Rebecca & Amelia leaving Miss Pinkerton's Academy for Young Ladies
    $400 24
In the 1600s, the Baltic Sea had a toll based on the size of this, so the Dutch built the fluyt, narrower on top than in the hold
    $400 27
It comes before "point" to mean a position from which something is considered or viewed
    $800 29
Originally titled "Fandango", this Ravel piece premiered in November 1928
    $800 22
Like Patagonia, New Zealand's Central Otago region claims the most southerly of these planted areas that bring joy to oenophiles
    $800 25
"The Boys in the Boat" &
"The Ides of March"
    $800 4
The years have brought a sex change to the original 1844 poem about going here "& through the wood, to grandfather's house"
    DD: $4,000 21
On July 24, 1857 Henry David Thoreau & others set off on Moosehead Lake in an 18-foot one of these
    $800 26
The area of a plot of land, or more generally, a synonym for territory
    $1200 9
You could say the May 29, 1913 premiere of "Rite of Spring" by this Russian composer was a total riot, as one did happen
    $1200 18
A multi-island nation of the Lesser Antilles pairs this former patron saint of Lisbon with "& the Grenadines"
    $1200 12
"Cocaine Bear" &
"Pitch Perfect 2"
    $1200 3
In "The Brothers Karamazov", he wrote, "Love all God's creation, the whole and every grain of sand in it"
    $1200 8
A speedy Steamer called Syren made a record 33 runs as a "runner" of this union barrier to Confederate trade
    $1200 15
The way a rock splits, or something revealed by low-cut décolletage
    $1600 10
In 1843 this Wagner opera reached port in Dresden but sailed into troubled waters in public reception
    DD: $4,600 6
The northernmost Summer Olympics were held in this European city in 1952
    $1600 13
"A Journal for Jordan" &
"The Great Debaters"
    $1600 2
A poem by Hoffmann von Fallersleben begins with these 4 words (one repeated); a later verse is now the German anthem
    $1600 7
Type of vessel used in the U.S. Navy's early 20th century Yangtze Patrol, or a type of diplomacy with the threat of force behind it
    $1600 16
As a verb it's a synonym for pledge; as a noun, it's a financial conveyance
    $2000 11
Drunk conductor Alexander Glazunov helped wreck the 1897 premiere of the 1st symphony by this Russian composer & piano virtuoso
    $2000 19
Guatemala's farming region of Jutiapa borders this nation on the Pacific to the south
    $2000 14
"Mid90s"
    $2000 1
Vivian is an ambitious politician in "Vivian Grey", the first novel by this future prime minister of England
    $2000 20
Change the last syllable in monorail to get this kind of sailing boat whose advantages vs. a catamaran are debated
    $2000 17
There's a synonym for "face" in this word meaning to have a mental picture of something

Scores at the end of the Double Jeopardy! Round:

Liam Abigail Eric
$18,800 $14,000 $0

Final Jeopardy! Round

20th CENTURY HISTORY
A 1919 Punch cartoon titled "The Gap in the Bridge" showed Uncle Sam sleeping on the missing keystone of this

Final scores:

Liam Abigail Eric
$9,599 $9,199 $0
4-day champion: $81,801 2nd place: $3,000 3rd place: $2,000

Game dynamics:

Coryat scores:

Liam Abigail Eric
$12,600 $21,800 $0
14 R
(including 2 DDs),
1 W		 25 R,
2 W
(including 1 DD)		 11 R,
5 W

Combined Coryat: $34,400

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