Suggest correction - #9348 - 2025-06-04

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    $800 10
An event in a Strongest Man competition is tossing this over a wall--not a beer container, but a 33-pound weight
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Show #9348 - Wednesday, June 4, 2025

Contestants

Joey Quismorio, a product manager originally from San Antonio, Texas

Jay Borsom, a trivia content creator and DJ from Plainfield, Illinois

Stella Trout, a software engineer originally from Houston, Texas (whose 1-day cash winnings total $28,800)

Jeopardy! Round

REELIN' IN THE YEAR
BEASTLY TELEVISION
GEOGRAPHIC NICKNAMES
PUTTING THE BRAND BACK TOGETHER
GIVE US THE SHORT VERSION
JEOPARDY! STRONG
    $200 15
The Santa Maria runs aground (merry Christmas, Columbus!); Lorenzo de' Medici goes beyond de' medicine
    $200 30
The best friend of this title character, Boots is a little monkey who accompanies her on her adventures
    $200 29
Ding dong! It's this hyphenated British town calling, aka the "home of the bard"
    $200 28
Apple was on the verge of bankruptcy when he returned as CEO in 1997; it's not on the verge of bankruptcy now
    $200 27
A 3-word way of saying you're an open book becomes this 3-letter abbreviation over on Reddit
    $200 26
You're asking a bartender to steal from his employer when you request a strong pour; spend extra & say, "Make it a" this
    $400 21
Fort Sumter becomes a hot spot; Vassar College is founded but doesn't open for 4 years, for Sumter-related reasons
    $400 24
On this show Charlotte York had a King Charles Spaniel named Elizabeth Taylor
    $400 16
Once known for its leprosy colony, it's Hawaii's "Friendly Isle"
    $400 22
After a bankruptcy & months of mourning, these immortal snacks returned to store shelves in July 2013, 4 grams lighter
    $400 23
A Peloton web page asks, "Should you do" this, like on the bike or treadmill, "or weights first?"
    $400 25
The Cybersecurity & Infrastructure Security Agency says to use strong these even if they're hard to remember, like the agency's name is
    $600 20
The Titanic goes down; Fenway Park goes up (at the cost of $650,000)
    $600 14
The makers of "The Chilling Adventures of" her discovered that star Kiernan Shipka was allergic to the cats playing Salem
    $600 7
An abundance of sediment gives the Missouri River the nickname "Big" this
    $600 19
In 2016 this brand resurrected its classic 505s, modeled in the '70s by Debbie Harry & the Ramones
    $600 3
This shortened word comes before "research" to mean digging up dirt on political foes
    $600 12
A football offense's strong side is the one with the tight end; the defense matches up with a strong type of this defensive back
    $800 4
5 guys get busted at the Watergate; Harrison Schmitt is one of 2 to be the last to walk on the Moon (but not to moonwalk)
    $800 13
This man's loyal direwolf Grey Wind tragically perishes just like him during the Red Wedding
    $800 6
Before it blew its top, this U.S. peak was the Fuji of the West
    $800 17
This iconic line of colorful dinnerware was discontinued in 1973 but revived in 1986; time to party, muchachos
    $800 2
A 13-letter word meaning of many varieties gets cut down to this 4-letter abbrev. we've only seen written--until now
    $800 10
An event in a Strongest Man competition is tossing this over a wall--not a beer container, but a 33-pound weight
    $1000 18
Jacques Marquette hits Quebec; the Great Plague of London ends, but don't worry, there's also a fire
    $1000 11
This 1960s talking horse was a horse, of course, & once hit a home run off Sandy Koufax in
Dodger Stadium
    $1000 5
Under John Calvin, this city became the "Rome of Protestantism"
    $1000 8
Teenage girls of the '90s were ecstatic when he revived his slinky platform shoes in 2017
    DD: $1,000 1
Cut the lizard-related part off & you're left with this 4-letter shortened word, the "terrible" part
    $1000 9
In physics, the strong force binds these in clusters to make particles like protons & neutrons

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

Stella Jay Joey
$5,400 -$400 $200

Scores at the end of the Jeopardy! Round:

Stella Jay Joey
$7,200 $1,400 $2,200

Double Jeopardy! Round

REALITY, FICTIONALIZED
SCIENCE STUFF
THE SAME LETTER 3 TIMES
COLLEGES & UNIVERSITIES
THE ARK OF THE COVENANT
SPORTS FLICKS
    $400 30
"See What I Have Done" is partly written from the perspective of this woman who was tried & acquitted in 1893
    $400 27
Solid carbon dioxide--be careful, as it can give you a burn similar to frostbite
    $400 15
It can refer to an adversarial confrontation or a way to restart play in a hockey game
    $400 12
Think your school's got tradition? Thomas Aquinas got a degree & taught theology on the Left Bank at the U. of this city
    $400 18
The Talmud says the Ark contained the tablets bearing these edicts
    $400 29
(Mina Kimes presents the clue.) Billy Bob Thornton played Coach Gary Gaines, leader of the plucky Odessa Permian team in this movie, one of my all-time faves
    $800 13
As NYC police commissioner, this future president helps "The Alienist" & uh-huh, yells, "Bully!"
    $800 24
A block & tackle is a combination of at least 2 of this type of simple machine
    $800 11
This small city in South Dakota's Black Hills was named for a gulch full of fallen trees once found there
    $800 9
Colleges in Dublin, Ireland & Hartford, Connecticut share this numeric & religiously inspired name
    $800 26
On top of the solid gold lid of the Ark known as the mercy seat were 2 figures of this type of angel with their wings outspread
    $800 28
Philip Seymour Hoffman played A's skipper Art Howe in this film that also featured Chris Pratt & Jonah Hill
    $1200 10
Amor Towles set this novel at the real-life Metropol Hotel in Russia
    $1200 2
The study of fossil plants & ancient plant life has this 11-letter name
    $1200 4
AKA a syrinx, it's a series of reeds of different lengths bound together into a single wind instrument
    $1200 14
The University of Vermont was founded in this city back in 1791; go Catamounts!
    $1200 19
Ark seekers have included an obsessed British lord digging around 1910 when Jerusalem was under the rule of this empire
    $1200 3
Jack Warden took over the role of Coach Buttermaker in the short-lived TV series based on this film
    $1600 16
In Elmore Leonard's historical novel "Cuba Libre", Pvt. Virgil Webster "felt himself lifted from the deck" of this ship
    $1600 1
The discontinuity between Earth's crust & mantle is usually called this 4-letter name, as the "-rovicic" bit is a mouthful
    $1600 6
Matthew 6:24 warns, "Ye cannot serve God and" this personification of wealth
    DD: $2,000 21
Daniel Webster, a grad of this Ivy League school, argued & won an important 1819 Supreme Court case on its behalf
    $1600 20
The Ark disappeared around 587 B.C., possibly during the time of the capture of Jerusalem by this empire
    $1600 7
Apollo isn't the first name of the title pugilist in this 2015 film; continuing the theme, it's Adonis
    $2000 17
In a novel subtitled "The Woman Who Revealed the Real America", Elise Hooper writes about this Depression-era photographer
    $2000 5
Also known as rare earth metals, this group of elements on the periodic table runs from atomic No. 57 or 58 to 71, lutetium
    DD: $4,000 22
From the Latin for "iron", it's the specific job of someone who shoes horses & cares for their hooves
    $2000 25
Scripps & Harvey Mudd are among the 7 California schools known collectively & alliteratively as these colleges
    $2000 23
After the Israelites entered the promised land, this people with whom they fought captured the Ark but returned it after 7 months
    $2000 8
In a 2000 film, Omar Epps & Sanaa Lathan engage in these 2 title activities at USC

Scores at the end of the Double Jeopardy! Round:

Stella Jay Joey
$17,200 $4,200 $9,400

Final Jeopardy! Round

AMERICAN HISTORY
He recalled that before an 1831 revolt, he had a vision of "white spirits & black spirits engaged in battle"

Final scores:

Stella Jay Joey
$15,200 $1,200 $17,201
2nd place: $3,000 3rd place: $2,000 New champion: $17,201

Game dynamics:

Coryat scores:

Stella Jay Joey
$14,800 $4,200 $9,400
17 R
(including 3 DDs),
0 W		 14 R,
8 W		 15 R,
2 W

Combined Coryat: $28,400

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