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    $400 23
The "Red Summer" of this year post-WWI included the massacre of Black sharecroppers looking to unionize in Elaine, Arkansas
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Show #9434 - Thursday, November 13, 2025

Harrison Whitaker game 3.

Contestants

Sheila Collins, an attorney from San Jose, California

David Lewis, a subterranean tour guide from Seattle, Washington

Harrison Whitaker, a researcher originally from Terre Haute, Indiana (whose 2-day cash winnings total $59,801)

Jeopardy! Round

WHOSOLVEDIT?
WORLD HISTORY
LET'S GET BAKING
COLLEGE LIFE
PLAYING THEIR REAL MOM OR DAD
DROP IT...
    $200 16
In "The Adventure of the Empty House", he explains to his pal "Colonel Moran's motive in murdering the honourable Ronald Adair"
    $200 24
Hamilcar Barca was a Carthaginian general during the First Punic war; this son of his took over in the second one
    $200 22
(Dame Prue Leith presents the clue.) Here's a tip--you can make all kinds of delicious appetizers without the fuss by using the store-bought, ready-rolled type of this alliterative dough
    $200 30
The student magazine at this university called the annual St. Patrick's Day "Run of the Gingers" "a moving display of Irish pride"
    $200 29
Not only did daughter Alice play her as young Liz Lemon on "30 Rock", she also coined the line "I want to go to there"
    $200 28
From a word for pocket-forming sandwich bread
to get
this moniker for dear old dad
    $400 3
With the name of a "Thin Man" woman, this owner of a cat named Nick solves the murder of an art collector in "Claws for Alarm"
    $400 23
The "Red Summer" of this year post-WWI included the massacre of Black sharecroppers looking to unionize in Elaine, Arkansas
    $400 15
Though you can bake them year-round, coconut macaroons are a traditional unleavened treat during this Jewish holiday
    $400 25
No 0.0, Alpha Delta at this Ivy League school in New Hampshire was the fraternity that inspired "Animal House"
    $400 26
John Cromwell played de-aged dad James on the "Freak Show" & "Asylum" versions of this scary series
    $400 27
From an adjective describing someone with good manners
to get
this word for someone from Warsaw
    $600 2
James Patterson had this Washington, D.C. detective on the case & tracking 2 killers in "Kiss the Girls"
    $600 9
Constructed between the 11th & 13th centuries, the temples of Bagan in Myanmar were built as places of worship for this religion
    $600 14
(Dame Prue Leith presents the clue.) It's been described as a cross between a pancake & a popover. And despite its name, there's nothing little about it. And it's not from the Netherlands; actually, a diner in Seattle gets the credit for it
    $600 5
Order up! Iona's track & field director gave 2025 MAAC champ distance runner Lachlan Wellington this tasty nickname
    $600 6
Titus Welliver's son Quinn played a youthful version of his detective Harry on this drama; son Eamonn did it on him: "Legacy"
    $600 12
From a word for a group of rooms
to get
this name for a boy Johnny Cash sang about
    $800 1
Sharing his single name with an English poet, this Robert B. Parker Boston P.I. looked into a coed's murder in "Small Vices"
    $800 7
During his 13-year imprisonment at the Tower of London, this adventurer grew tobacco outside his posh lodgings
    $800 20
Though commonly deep-fried, these small southern balls of cornmeal can also be baked in a mini muffin pan--shh!
    $800 10
A 1961 Rose Bowl prank had flip cards in the stands spell this local Pasadena college's name; the Wash. band stopped mid-song in surprise
    $800 11
Sean Harmon stepped into his father mark's investigative shoes at least 7 times on "NCIS" in this role
    $800 13
From a word for someone who drops by
to get
this, which shields your eyes
    $1000 4
C. Auguste Dupin discovers that an orangutan escaped & killed Mme. l'Espanaye & her daughter Camille in this Poe story
    DD: $2,200 8
Opposite the Maginot Line, this "Line" that spanned from Kleve to Basel shared its name with a mythic Germanic hero
    $1000 21
(Dame Prue Leith presents the clue.) The flaky texture of a croissant is the result of repeatedly folding butter into the dough, creating alternating layers in a process called this, like a photo coated in plastic
    $1000 18
In 2022 this college affiliated with Columbia U. enjoyed a day with a big sub--"750 feet of sandwiches... from Milbank to the quad"
    $1000 19
Last name of dad Mark & son Michael who played Hiram Lodge on "Riverdale" at various points in the character's life
    $1000 17
From a word meaning lack of seriousness
to get
this synonym for a tax

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

Harrison David Sheila
$7,400 $400 $600

Scores at the end of the Jeopardy! Round:

Harrison David Sheila
$12,200 -$200 $1,800

Double Jeopardy! Round

DEMOCRACIES
PLANTS & ANIMALS
THERE'S A NAME FOR THAT JOB
JUKEBOX MUSICALS
OPPOSITES
A TRACT
    $400 24
In 2025 this country's Liberal Party rode a wave of no-to-51st-statehood nationalism for a comeback victory
    $400 30
The "7 hour flower" that blooms for a single night before dying is pollinated by a long-tongued species of this winged mammal
    $400 10
That underappreciated person who does any & every thing on a movie or TV lot is a P.A., standing for this
    $400 22
"American Idiot" is based on the music of this band
    $400 19
With -se at the end, it's a synonym for "to build"; ending in -ze, it's build's antonym
    $400 29
A fierce foe of this, as in an 1855 tract, Thomas Wentworth Higginson was also an editor who is one reason we have Emily Dickinson's poetry today
    $800 25
This body of water is not entirely a democra-sea, with Freedom House rating Bulgaria free, Ukraine partly, Turkey not
    $800 28
Yams & potatoes are examples of these, edible underground stems that store energy for the following season
    $800 4
Sales associates at Kate Spade have this inspiring title, even if they're not named Calliope or Terpsichore
    $800 9
"Winter", "Spring", "Summer" or "Fall", the one that features the songs "Love To Love You Baby" & "Bad Girls"
    $800 20
In traditional wedding vows, you take your partner "for better, for worse, for richer, for poorer & in" these 2 conditions
    $800 27
This Marx-Engels tract was barely off the presses in 1848 when Europe was racked by revolts in several countries
    $1200 11
Does he have a Southern accent? Gabriel Boric from Punta Arenas in the Magallanes region is this nation's youngest ever president
    $1200 26
The jaguar's spots are different from other cats in that these flowery-named circular markings have black spots in the middle
    $1200 5
Not all that many of them around these days, but as the Old English root suggests, a wainwright makes & repairs these
    $1200 21
"Movin' Out" features over 2 dozen of his greatest hits
    $1200 3
Opposite-named type of poker that splits the pot, apparently popular in Omaha
    $1200 8
Dr. Benjamin Rush, "father of" this movement, wrote a tract saying liquor causes fighting, foul breath, gout, epilepsy & suicide
    $1600 2
The book "The Death of Democracy" is subtitled "Hitler's Rise to Power & the Downfall of" this, named for where its Constitution was adopted
    $1600 23
For years, a lab in Bodega Bay run by UC Davis has worked to bring back the white type of this mollusk from the brink of extinction
    $1600 17
Need a men's hat, tie or handkerchief? Go see the person with this 11-letter title
    $1600 16
"Ain't Too Proud" tells the life & times of this Motown group whose hits include "Ain't Too Proud To Beg" & "My Girl"
    DD: $2,000 13
It's an antonym of fearful; you can also get a less-used antonym of it just by dropping the initial "in"
    $1600 12
The many tracts of John Wesley included "Thoughts Upon" this denomination he helped found
    $2000 7
In democratic monarchies, some want the king job gone; in Japan, they protested as this emperor gave way to Naruhito in 2019
    $2000 6
Sometimes called a money plant, this succulent that can be grown indoors shares its name with a gemstone
    $2000 18
There's a military officer's rank in this word for the head steward of a palace or other big fancy household
    $2000 1
In "Just in Time", Jonathan Groff transformed himself into this crooner of hits like "Mack The Knife" & "Beyond The Sea"
    $2000 14
Some African peoples are nomadic; some have this opposite lifestyle, from Latin for "sit" & often applied to tubby Westerners
    DD: $2,000 15
The title of this tract by Thomas Paine is found within the title of an August 1789 French declaration

Scores at the end of the Double Jeopardy! Round:

Harrison David Sheila
$30,600 $1,400 $6,600
(lock game)

Final Jeopardy! Round

CIVIL WAR VETERANS
12 years before his death out West, he led a charge at the Battle of Trevilian station in 1864

Final scores:

Harrison David Sheila
$32,000 $1,405 $10,100
3-day champion: $91,801 3rd place: $2,000 2nd place: $3,000

Game dynamics:

Coryat scores:

Harrison David Sheila
$31,400 $1,400 $6,600
34 R
(including 2 DDs),
2 W
(including 1 DD)		 5 R,
3 W		 13 R,
4 W

Combined Coryat: $39,400

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