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    $2000 13
30 years after the creation of OSHA, this government organization, workplace fatalities were reduced by 60%
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Show #9405 - Friday, October 3, 2025

Contestants

Ellie Baker, a lawyer originally from Louisville, Kentucky

Roberto Carabeo, an environmental designer from New York, New York

TJ Fisher, a marketing specialist from San Francisco, California (whose 1-day cash winnings total $15,089)

Jeopardy! Round

MONOPOLY SPACES
(Ken: And we're talking about the standard U.S. version here.)
DOUBLE-LETTER ENDINGS
MOTTO ZONE
WE LOVE YOU, JUDY
BRAVE
THE ELEMENTS
    $200 17
Park Place & this other property are the most expensive in the game
    $200 22
An old-time writing implement, or a porcupine's prickle
    $200 13
Perhaps the lion in this movie studio's iconic logo is roaring the motto Ars Gratia Artis, meaning "art for art's sake"
    $200 19
In 1945, Louis B. Mayer had the honor of giving away this beautiful bride to Vincente Minnelli
    $200 29
Of this title reference from an 1850 novel, "They said it meant able, so strong was Hester Prynne"
    $200 27
English chemist Joseph Priestley discovered laughing gas & in 1774, this other important gas
    $400 18
This space bears the name of a railroad company that merged with competitor New York Central in 1968
    $400 23
I hit 5 out of 6 numbers in Powerball! Guess it's time to go on this buying binge
    $400 14
This motto first appeared on U.S. coins due to increased religious sentiment during the Civil War
    $400 21
Never one to shrink from a role, Judy Greer played Scott Lang's ex-wife, Maggie, in this big yet small 2015 Marvel movie
    $400 30
Ofglen is a valiant member of the group known as Mayday, part of the resistance inside Gilead in this novel
    $400 28
Named for a married couple, it's used to power X-ray spectrometers in the Mars rovers
    $600 1
More power to you if you know Water Works & this other space are the utilities
    $600 4
We're going backstage! I got this kind of 2-word pass that will get VIPs like us in anywhere
    $600 15
William of Orange adopted the motto Je Maintiendrai, French for "I will maintain", which is still used today in this country
    $600 10
A 2025 Netflix series re-imagined "Forever", a young adult novel written 50 years before by this legend of the genre
    $600 16
"Elphie" was written some 30 years after this book that began a series following brave Elphaba
    $600 7
Of the 3 main gases that compose most of the Earth's atmosphere, this noble one makes up about 1%
    $800 2
This space with a gold ring on it is also what a 1990 federal budget deal imposed, making yachts more expensive
    $800 5
Danish for "jest" may be related to this verb meaning to show derision or contempt for something
    $800 24
As of 2021 the Olympic motto is 4 words: Citius, Altius, Fortius, Communiter, meaning "faster, higher, stronger," this
    $800 11
I've got an answer--the 1969 song "Suite: Judy Blue Eyes" was written for Judy Collins by her ex-BF Stephen, 1/3 of this trio
    $800 20
Not one to shrink from bullies, this Roald Dahl heroine tricks her dad Mr. Wormwood into gluing his hat to his head
    $800 8
Alphabetically last, this element is used in nuclear reactors & medical devices
    $1000 3
The game has spaces named for these 2 types of cards; land on one, pick a card & you get what you get
    $1000 6
A CDC report ranked this aquatic leafy plant with a peppery taste as having the highest nutrient density of any fruit or vegetable
    $1000 25
Rendered infamous by John Wilkes Booth, "Sic Semper Tyrannis" was & still is the motto of this state
    $1000 12
A feminist artist with a city name, she threw a 1970s dinner party, a banquet table filled with notable women's names
    $1000 26
In "The Wyrd Sisters", a book in his "Discworld" series, Granny Weatherwax is a witch to be reckoned with
    DD: $500 9
Oak Ridge National Laboratory predictably has a webpage for this superheavy element, No. 117 on the periodic table

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

TJ Roberto Ellie
$3,300 $1,600 -$400

Scores at the end of the Jeopardy! Round:

TJ Roberto Ellie
$8,100 $1,200 $800

Double Jeopardy! Round

CIVIL WAR GENERALS
TV TITLE OVERLAPS
LAKE LIVING
SAFE WORDS
GODS & GODDESSES
ADJECTIVES & ADVERBS
    $400 27
Frederick Douglass noted the nausea-inducing praise of this Virginian--one officer said his "bosom shone translucent"
    $400 14
Cash-strapped Korean TV contestants meet the mother of dragons, which should go well for everybody, right?
    $400 24
Temple Square is a fixture of this U.S. capital, once referred to as New Jerusalem
    $400 10
According to the book "Mapping Gay L.A.", this 2-word term for a place for marginalized groups goes back to the mid-1960s
    $400 21
Seeking bunnies in classic art? They may accompany this Roman fertility goddess, as in Piero di Cosimo's painting of her, Mars & Cupid
    $400 17
Insert 2 letters in "very" (a related word) to get this, meaning "indeed"
    $800 25
Did he invent baseball? Probably not, but this man did step up to the plate after John F. Reynolds' death at Gettysburg
    $800 7
As easy as ABC, the Dunphys meet Urkel; did we do that?
    $800 26
New York's second-largest city, it's situated where Lake Erie tapers off into the Niagara River
    $800 11
A NYC home that sold for $59 million in 2021 boasted a saltwater pool & this safe area, also a Jodie Foster film title
    $800 15
Baal was the god not only of rain but of this a.m. moisture, vital in the ancient Near East with months of no precipitation
    $800 16
This adverb for when things are going very well begins with an Olympic sport
    $1200 28
Post-bellum, General Lew Wallace became gov. of the New Mexico Territory & exchanged letters with this 19-year-old outlaw
    $1200 4
Tom Selleck travels from Hawaii to join Ms. Ball in the 1950s
    $1200 8
As in the name of a nearby lofty tourist attraction, these 4 letters come before Kawaguchiko, a beautiful Japanese lake town
    DD: $4,500 9
A word meaning safely isolated, it's the title of Catherine Coldstream's memoir about her "Years as a Nun"
    $1200 1
The holiday Sri Krishna Jayanti celebrates the eighth earthly avatar of this god
    $1200 18
When it means "in reverse", it can end with an S, but when it means "underdeveloped", it can't
    $1600 29
According to one soldier, this gen. was not "loved or respected" by his men; in the 20th c. they still named a N.C. fort for him
    $1600 5
Cybersecurity expert Rami Malek hacks into some satirical stop-motion animation with Seth Green & friends
    $1600 22
Once capital of the Helvetic Republic, this city lies on the lake that bears its name, as well as on the Reuss River
    $1600 12
A frithstool in some medieval churches offered this 9-letter protection to fugitives
    $1600 2
In the poem "The Shield of Achilles", W.H. Auden calls this fire god "the thin-lipped armorer"
    $1600 19
Framingham State University is far from this adjective for a school for teachers, having dropped it from its name
    $2000 30
This risk-averse Union general ran for president in 1864; he retreated to Europe after his defeat
    $2000 6
Freddie Highmore's neurodiverse physician hops on a cruise ship in 2025 helmed by Captain Don Johnson
    $2000 23
Site of a dramatic commando raid in 1976, this Ugandan city juts into Lake Victoria
    $2000 13
30 years after the creation of OSHA, this government organization, workplace fatalities were reduced by 60%
    DD: $2,000 3
The protector deity of Alexandria was Serapis, an amalgam as his name suggests of this ruler of the dead & Apis
    $2000 20
2 Old English words combined, leading to this 9-letter word meaning "former"

Scores at the end of the Double Jeopardy! Round:

TJ Roberto Ellie
$23,800 $800 $10,000
(lock game)

Final Jeopardy! Round

GROUNDBREAKING DRAMA
Act I of this 1879 play opens in a room with "a small sofa", "a small table" & "a cabinet with china and other small objects"

Final scores:

TJ Roberto Ellie
$23,800 $800 $10,000
2-day champion: $38,889 3rd place: $2,000 2nd place: $3,000

Game dynamics:

Coryat scores:

TJ Roberto Ellie
$21,000 $800 $10,000
31 R
(including 1 DD),
6 W
(including 1 DD)		 6 R,
3 W		 13 R
(including 1 DD),
2 W

Combined Coryat: $31,800

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