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    DD: $3,200 18
A French scientist is honored in the name of this unit of pressure that's equal to one Newton per square meter
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Show #9350 - Friday, June 6, 2025

Contestants

Brian O'Heron, a graduate student from Saint Louis, Missouri

Elizabeth Hawkins, a software engineer from Oakland, California

Nikhil Joshi, a veterinarian originally from Montville, New Jersey (whose 1-day cash winnings total $5,400)

Jeopardy! Round

LONDON LITERARY LANDMARKS
HODGEPODGE
CYBERCRIME
HITS ACROSS THE DECADES
COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES
SHAPED LIKE
    $200 30
You can still visit the George, one of these establishments frequented by Dickens & mentioned in "Little Dorrit"
    $200 26
This term for overnight flights refers to what you might have on arrival due to lack of sleep
    $200 22
Reportedly named for a stripper, Melissa, an early major one of these, began spreading from a hijacked AOL account in 1999
    $200 10
"Disco Duck",
"Disco Lady",
"Disco Inferno", &
you know there were more we could add
    $200 15
In a phrase of agreement, it precedes "words were never spoken"
    $200 20
Michigan has had this nickname, for the winter-wear shape of the lower peninsula, since at least 1901
    $400 29
"The Adventure of the Golden Pince-Nez" ends at Charing Cross Station; from there, these 2 pals will head for the Russian embassy
    $400 25
According to its website, it's a major source of income for seniors, with 9 out of 10 people 65 & over receiving it
    $400 19
Wow... the FBI nabbed Vladimir Levin for a 1994 online bank robbery thanks to "outstanding cooperation " from this country
    $400 11
"In Da Club",
"Hot In Herre",
"Buy U A Drank
(Shawty Snappin')"
    $400 16
This comparative is also a noun that follows "paint" or "blood"
    $400 21
Though it's Italian for an insect, farfalle is also called this kind of pasta after a natty accessory with the same shape
    $600 27
It's not certain which of 2 churches called St. Clement's is where this ditzy Bennet girl marries Mr. Wickham in "Pride & Prejudice"
    $600 24
In 2025 she bid farewell to Jenna & the rest of her "Today" show family, looking forward to focusing on family & her next chapter
    $600 12
Less of a risk with newer cell phones, but these cards can be swapped or hijacked, giving hackers access to your info
    $600 4
"Surf City",
"Surfer Girl" &
"Surfin' Bird"
    $600 9
This comic strip about a mom & dad takes its 5-word title from wedding vows, & 2 of the words are comparatives
    $600 23
20 Fenchurch Street in London? Doesn't ring a bell, but the London building shaped like this rhyming gadget? Unmistakeable
    DD: $1,000 8
In this Twain tale Tom Canty is welcomed to the splendor of the Guildhall while the real royal is mocked trying to get in
    $800 7
Longevity must run in the family--this son of Lamech & grandson of Methuselah lived to the ripe old age of 950
    $800 5
There's a weapon in the name of this cybercrime, an info-gathering attempt with a specific target; it won't catch any grouper
    $800 13
"I'm Too Sexy",
"Here Comes The Hotstepper",
"Livin' La Vida Loca"
    $800 3
Little has the comparatives littler & this littler word
    $800 6
Chicagoans refer to the Marina City buildings, seen here, as these towers after a compost item with a similar profile
    $1000 2
This London landmark is full of memories in "Mrs. Dalloway" & has a garden that Sylvia Plath wrote about
    $1000 1
One of Vishnu's avatars is Kurma, one of these, who supported Mount Mandara on his back during the churning of the ocean
    $1000 18
A 2017 hack of this credit reporting agency compromised the personal information of nearly 150 million Americans
    $1000 14
"Bette Davis Eyes",
"(I Just) Died In Your Arms" &
"Legs",
which pretty much covers things
"Head To Toe"
    $1000 17
A qualifier to this 4-word proverb is "the fewer, the better fare"
    $1000 28
Scaphe is Greek & navicula is Latin for this; apparently, wrist bone namers thought the scaphoid bone or navicular bone was shaped like one

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

Nikhil Elizabeth Brian
$2,000 $1,200 $200

Scores at the end of the Jeopardy! Round:

Nikhil Elizabeth Brian
$4,200 $1,200 $800

Double Jeopardy! Round

VOLCANOES ARE SO HOT RIGHT NOW
MYTHOLOGY
WEIGHTS & MEASURES
TV CREATORS
AMERICA IN THE 1920s
WE'D LIKE A SHORT WORD WITH "U"
(Ken: These responses will contain but don't begin with the letter U.)
    $400 19
Pollution sometimes obscures Iztaccihuatl & Popocatépetl, 2 volcanoes rising above this capital
    $400 26
Remember these early gods that included Cronus & Themis? They were banished to Tartarus by Zeus
    $400 27
This biblical measure equaled about 21 inches
    $400 20
Before Quinta Brunson hit it big producing & starring in this show, she created "Quinta vs. Everything"
    $400 21
Shortly after women got the right to vote, the Episcopal Church removed this word from its wedding vows
    $400 23
4 letters:
Contraction meaning an outlying area of a city
    $800 10
Off Cook Inlet lies Mount Iliamna, described as a fickle volcano in this state
    $800 4
In Ovid's "Metamorphoses", this goddess of the rainbow wore a robe of a thousand colors
    $800 25
The name of this traditional system of weight comes from Old French for "goods of weight"--how clever!
    $800 24
Mike White created this far-flung series
    $800 22
With Prohibition in full force, there were as many as 100,000 of these illicit places to drink in New York City alone--sh!
    $800 15
3 letters:
A Raymond Chandler dame snaps, "Is this" clumsy lout "your partner?"
    $1200 6
Scientists think centuries-old ash at the bottom of the North Atlantic came from Katla, one of this country's myriad volcanoes
    $1200 1
The Norns of Norse mythology, Urd, Verdandi & Skuld are said to represent these 3 things
    $1200 13
When it comes to shots of booze, measures include jigger & this equine one
    $1200 28
In 2007 he moved his character of Madea to the small screen & into the "House of Payne"
    $1200 8
He escaped harm, but seven associates of this gangster were gunned down in Chicago on February 14, 1929
    $1200 12
3 letters:
To project or protrude, like a peninsula
    $1600 5
One of the tallest active volcanoes in the world Klyuchevskaya is found this far east Russian peninsula
    $1600 2
In Book 1 of the "Aeneid", Aeneas is welcomed to Carthage by this widowed queen
    DD: $3,200 18
A French scientist is honored in the name of this unit of pressure that's equal to one Newton per square meter
    $1600 29
This "SNL" alum wore many hats on "Barry", including writer, director & executive producer
    $1600 9
The Scopes trial took its toll on this statesman who died suddenly while still in Dayton, Tennessee
    $1600 14
3 letters:
A prompt
    $2000 7
When this Philippine volcano blew its top in 1991, it sent ash & smoke 28 miles high
    $2000 3
According to one tradition, this Aztec feathered serpent god threw himself on a pyre & was reborn as the planet Venus
    $2000 17
This specific unit of measure for calculating computer speed consists of a prefix meaning "trillion" & an acronym
    $2000 30
This creator first had Emmy noms for "The X Files", but he'd later win for "Breaking Bad"
    $2000 11
In one of the trials of the century, these 2 Italian immigrants were found guilty of murdering 2 men in a payroll robbery
    DD: $4,000 16
3 letters:
It follows "grand" to designate the ritziest bottles in a wine appellation

Scores at the end of the Double Jeopardy! Round:

Nikhil Elizabeth Brian
$16,200 $1,200 $8,800

Final Jeopardy! Round

NAME THAT -ISM
This word first appears in English in a letter explaining that "Candide" is meant to ridicule the philosopher Leibniz

Final scores:

Nikhil Elizabeth Brian
$14,799 $1,200 $1,399
2-day champion: $20,199 3rd place: $2,000 2nd place: $3,000

Game dynamics:

Coryat scores:

Nikhil Elizabeth Brian
$16,200 $2,200 $11,200
20 R,
1 W		 13 R,
6 W
(including 1 DD)		 11 R
(including 1 DD),
2 W
(including 1 DD)

Combined Coryat: $29,600

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