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    $400 22
CGI made this actor a beanpole playing Steve Rogers in "The First Avenger", but a super serum got him buff in a hurry
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Show #9346 - Monday, June 2, 2025

Contestants

Abbi Klein, a psychotherapist from Brooklyn, New York

Kyle Rahe, a restaurant server from Houston, Texas

Geoff Barnes, an analyst from Washington, D.C. (whose 2-day cash winnings total $38,401)

Jeopardy! Round

& WE'RE "OFF"
BOOK CHARACTERS
FASHION DESIGNERS
CONNECT 4
EXPLORERS & EXPLORATION
THE CELEB'S DINING ESTABLISHMENT
    $200 21
It provides an exit from a highway or a graceful way to get out of a situation
    $200 9
In "Animal Farm" Boxer is one of these beasts, a dedicated laborer eventually exploited & sent to a glue factory
    $200 29
Marty McFly was called by the name of this designer in "Back to the Future"; after all, that name was on his underwear
    $200 27
Locusts,
hail,
frogs,
darkness
    $200 26
Richard Byrd got the Medal of Honor for flying over this directional extreme in 1926, but may have actually been off by miles
    $200 17
Seen here are two of the brothers involved in this restaurant, which has expanded from one location in Hingham, Massachusetts
    $400 22
An angry person or an item successfully done on a to-do list is said to be this phrase
    $400 8
4 different ghosts visit Ebenezer Scrooge in "A Christmas Carol", including this one who represents memory
    $400 28
Once the creative director of Gucci, he also co-wrote & directed the film "A Single Man"
    $400 30
The Lovers,
the Chariot,
the Hierophant,
the Fool
    $400 25
The first European to reach the west coast of Australia, Dirck Hartog was captain of a ship of this nation & landed there in 1616
    $400 16
You dinin' with me? You dinin' with me? Well, I'm not the only one here at Locanda Verde in Tribeca, & I'm this actor who co-owns it
    $600 1
It was widely & sorrowfully reported that Jodie Foster's 1989 Oscar victory dress was bought this way
    $600 4
In "Harry Potter & the Goblet of Fire", Fleur Delacour, a pupil at a French Academy of Magic, visits Hogwarts for this tournament
    $600 11
Audrey Tautou played this designer in a 2009 biopic
    $600 13
Lexington,
Carl Vinson,
Saratoga,
John F. Kennedy
    $600 15
In 1682 the explorer La Salle claimed all the land drained by this river & its tributaries for France
    $600 18
Before it was a Jay-Z-owned sports bar, this "Club" was the handful of MLB players to reach a benchmark in both home runs & steals
    $800 5
The use of a drug in a way that hasn't been approved; it's common among those often excluded from clinical trials, like pregnant women
    $800 2
Using this character's eyeglasses allows the stranded boys to start a fire in "Lord of the Flies"
    $800 12
The documentary "Unzipped" followed this designer & the production of his Fall 1994 collection
    DD: $2,000 14
Julian,
Dinaric,
Bavarian,
Maritime
    $800 7
In the 1840s an expedition led by Sir John Franklin sought this elusive Arctic waterway but became stuck in the ice & all perished
    $800 19
An offer this director couldn't refuse was opening Rustic, his restaurant in Sonoma County in 2010
    $1000 10
The Magnetic Fields sang, "My heart's running 'round like" this, "all around the barnyard falling in & out of love"
    $1000 3
Malachi is the real name of "Buck" Mulligan, roommate of Stephen Dedalus mentioned in the first sentence of this novel
    $1000 24
Billy Joel's song "Big Shot" namechecks this American designer who was frequently seen at Studio 54 back in the day
    $1000 23
Centriole,
lysosome,
golgi apparatus,
cytoplasm
    $1000 6
Antonio Pigafetta, who chronicled the 1519-1522 Magellan expedition, was the first to document the Cebuano language in this island group
    $1000 20
Sammy Hagar's Cabo Wabo Cantina began red rocking in 1990 in this Mexican city

Scores at the first commercial break (after clue 14):

Geoff Kyle Abbi
$800 $2,200 $800

Scores at the end of the Jeopardy! Round:

Geoff Kyle Abbi
$1,800 $5,600 $1,600

Double Jeopardy! Round

UNCANNY VALLEY
ART & ARTISTS
HOLDING OUT FOR A HERO
A LATIN TURN OF PHRASE
TOO WEAK
NOTICE
    $400 8
Cannabis is grown in this country's Bekaa Valley, which lies between Syria & the Mediterranean
    $400 3
Appropriately, the Italian artist Canaletto painted for tourists scenic views of this city where he was born
    $400 6
The first of many monuments to her went up in Orleans in 1456
    $400 22
CGI made this actor a beanpole playing Steve Rogers in "The First Avenger", but a super serum got him buff in a hurry
    $400 16
Based on a legend of the animal's ability to endure, carved salamanders symbolize safety from this in New York City's Woolworth Building
    DD: $4,000 9
Pharaohs of the 18th, 19th & 20th Dynasties rest royally among about 60 known tombs in this area west of the Nile
    $800 1
This French sculptor was accused of using a life cast for his "Age of Bronze" because it was so realistic
    $800 7
Stories say the water this legend of the Revolutionary War carried was for swabbing hot cannons, not just drinking
    $800 23
This title fry cook of Bikini Bottom fame had trouble lifting a barbell with 2 marshmallows as weights
    $800 21
Read Psalm 34 in Hebrew & notice it's an abecedarius: a verse beginning with aleph followed by one starting with this letter & so on
    $1200 10
A bridge in this "saintly" valley of Central California was the last link of the Transcontinental Railroad
    $1200 2
Doménikos Theotokópoulos was the real name of the 17th century painter, sculptor & architect called this
    $1200 13
Though from fiction & not folklore, the story of the boy who plugged a leak in this is remembered in several statues in the Netherlands
    $1200 19
Christopher Wren's St. Paul's epitaph "Si monumentum requiris, circumspice" means "If you seek his monument", do this
    $1200 24
Samuel L. Jackson plays the archvillain known by this alias in "Unbreakable"; he's supersmart but his bones are brittle
    $1600 11
Kenya's Cherangany Hills came to be as a result of faulting in this supersized valley
    $1600 4
He showed contemporary women nude in "Olympia" & "Déjeuner sur l'herbe", causing an uproar
    $1600 14
A national hero of this country, Owen Glendower appears as a foe of the English in Shakespeare's "Henry IV, Part 1"
    $1600 18
Meaning "Where are you going?", it's also the title of a Deborah Kerr / Robert Taylor flick from 1951
    $1600 26
On this sitcom, spindly Eric Forman fails miserably at kicking open Donna's door & is thrown backwards in defeat
    $2000 12
This European river valley is famous for producing wines like Syrah, Viognier & Grenache
    DD: $2,000 5
One of her favorite views to paint was Pedernal Mountain & she had her ashes scattered on it after she died
    $2000 15
In 1938 Zerai Deres became a hero to Eritreans & Ethiopians by attacking Fascists at a statue called the Lion of this
    $2000 17
Something that goes on indefinitely could be ad infinitum or this Latin phrase with a "uu" in it
    $2000 25
In a 2011 sequel in this film series, Greg shows moxie even though his older brother Rodrick rules
    $2000 20
The symbol here on a package of medication means it has a high potential for abuse as a Schedule II this two-word type of drug

Scores at the end of the Double Jeopardy! Round:

Geoff Kyle Abbi
$4,200 $5,200 -$400

Final Jeopardy! Round

SCIENCE FICTION
Referring to what's wrongly believed to be a meteorite, "The Falling Star" is the title of Chapter 2 of this 1898 novel

Final scores:

Geoff Kyle Abbi
$6,400 $1,999 -$400
3-day champion: $44,801 2nd place: $3,000 3rd place: $2,000

Game dynamics:

Coryat scores:

Geoff Kyle Abbi
$6,200 $9,200 -$400
11 R,
3 W
(including 1 DD)		 18 R
(including 1 DD),
6 W
(including 1 DD)		 7 R,
4 W

Combined Coryat: $15,000

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