Show #5887 2010-03-30 (taped 2010-01-13) Regular

Contestants

Emily Cloyd — a climate scientist originally from Troy, Michigan

Stacy Braverman — a public interest lawyer from Washington, D.C.

Manny Maldonado III — a high school chemistry teacher from Horizon City, Texas (whose 1-day cash winnings total $12,500)

Scores

Player	First Commercial	End of Jeopardy!	End of Double Jeopardy!	Final	Coryat
Manny	$4,200	$3,800	$1,000	$801 2nd place: $2,000	$7,000 12 R, 6 W (including 2 DDs)
Stacy	$2,400	$6,600	$15,000	$14,984 New champion: $14,984	$14,800 21 R (including 1 DD), 1 W
Emily	$600	$1,200	$400	$50 3rd place: $1,000	$400 10 R, 5 W

Jeopardy! Round

I AM A BAD, BAD SURGEON	FRANKENSTEIN	MEXICAN FOOD	ALSO A CAR RENTAL COMPANY	WE NEED AN ANSWER	"BUZZ" IN
$200 [8] This 4-chambered double pump is gonna have to come out... What? Is that a problem? a heart Emily	$200 [26] In 1910 this inventor's company produced the first film depicting the fabled monster Thomas Edison	$200 [1] "Joy of Cooking" calls it "classic Mexican avocado relish" guacamole Stacy	$200 [14] Unit of frequency Hertz Stacy	$200 [21] Asked how she survived the Titanic disaster, she reportedly replied, "I'm unsinkable" Molly Brown Stacy	$200 [2] Using electric clippers to trim your hair down to the scalp results in one of these a buzzcut Stacy
$400 [9] In your body, the small this is about 22 feet long & the long 5, but after the procedure, about 3; oops the intestine Stacy	$400 [27] Once voiced by Bob McFadden, he's breakfast cereal's animated equivalent of Frankenstein Frankenberry	$400 [13] Similar to a cruller, this long, thin stick of sweet dough is fried & coated with sugar & cinnamon a churro Emily	$400 [17] Owned, preserved or maintained by the federal government National Emily	$400 [22] 2-word reply by Calvin Coolidge to a woman who said she'd made a bet she could get more that 2 words out of him "You lose." Stacy	$400 [3] It's actually a type of broad-winged hawk a buzzard Manny
$600 [10] Each bronchus in the body leads to 1 of these organs, filled with millions of alveoli; how did I nick one during an eye exam? a lung Manny	$600 [28] This name for Dr. Frankenstein's assistant didn't appear until the 1939 sequel "Son of Frankenstein" Igor Manny	$600 [4] Ignacio Anaya is credited with creating this appetizer of tortilla chips topped with cheese and jalapenos nachos Stacy	$600 [18] An itemized allotment of funds for a given period Budget Stacy	$600 [23] It was John Paul Jones' response when asked to surrender his ship during a 1779 naval battle "I have not yet begun to fight."	$600 [5] A rapidly spinning steel disk with cutting teeth a buzz saw Manny
$800 [15] The human this has 26 bones, including 7 tarsals; as your doctor, should I admit I just learned that today? foot Manny	$800 [29] Mick Jagger wanted to play Dr. Frank-N-Furter in this 1975 film; Tim Curry got the role instead Rocky Horror Picture Show Stacy	$800 [11] This specialty of Sonora is actually a burrito that's been fried a chimichanga Manny	$800 [19] The first nuclear-powered U.S. aircraft carrier Enterprise Stacy	$800 [24] Asked what he did during this period in France of 1793 & '94, Father Emmanuel Sieyes simply replied, "I survived" the Reign of Terror Stacy Emily	$800 [6] He teamed with Collins & Armstrong on a famous first Buzz Aldrin Stacy
$1,000 [16] Hmm...this pear-shaped sac that stores as much as 2 ounces of bile at a time...you weren't overly fond of it, right? the gallbladder Manny Stacy	$1,000 [30] This popmeister made the monster 3-D in 1973's "Flesh for Frankenstein" Andy Warhol	$1,000 [12] Touted as a hangover cure, this hearty soup made with tripe is popular on New Year's morning menudo Manny	DD $1,200 [20] Latin for "bird" Avis Stacy	$1,000 [25] When Oedipus answered its riddle, it killed itself the sphinx Emily	$1,000 [7] An unguided jet-propelled missile used by the Germans against England in WWII a buzz bomb

Double Jeopardy! Round

"W"RITERS	THEY LEFT THEIR MARK AT GRAUMAN'S CHINESE	THE SECOND LARGEST CITY	HISTORIC FASHION	ARE YOU HAVING A LAUGH?	ECUADOR OF YORE
$400 [4] This member of the Bloomsbury Group was born Adeline Virginia Stephen (Virginia) Woolf Stacy	$400 [21] This little robot left its wheelmarks instead of footprints R2-D2 Emily	$400 [9] Ankara Turkey Emily	$400 [16] This 19th century dress support is a synonym for excited activity; don't be alarmed if there's one in your hedgerow a bustle Stacy	$400 [1] This "What are you doing?" website's name also refers to a type of nervous laugh twitter Emily	$800 [26] (Kelly of the Clue Crew stands on a streetcar.) October 9th Street is so named because Guayaquil won independence from Spain on October 9, 1820; it was soon annexed by this man Simon Bolivar
$800 [5] This Holocaust survivor followed "Night" with "Dawn" & "Day" (Elie) Wiesel Stacy	$800 [22] This singing cowboy left his footprints, his horse Trigger's hoofprints & an impression of his six-gun too Roy Rogers Manny Stacy	$800 [10] Birmingham United Kingdom Emily	$800 [17] This term for old-fashioned trousers ending just below the knee derives from a Washington Irving character a knickerbocker Emily	$800 [2] A joke that elicits boisterous laughter is sometimes called this kind of "slapper" a kneeslapper Emily	$1,200 [27] Guayaquilenos with sensitive noses were pleased when in 1910 vehicles powered by this replaced quaint horse-drawn trams electricity Emily
$1,200 [6] This satirical novelist took a more serious turn with "Brideshead Revisited" (Evelyn) Waugh Stacy	$1,200 [23] This WWII pin-up girl also left an imprint of one of her million-dollar legs Betty Grable Manny	$1,200 [11] Ghent Belgium Manny	$1,200 [18] These broad neckties got their name from the British racetrack where they were once de rigueur ascots	$1,200 [3] A sly laugh; pluralize & it's a candy bar a snicker Stacy	$2,000 [29] (Kelly of the Clue Crew reports from the Parque Histórico in Guayaquil, Ecuador.) The Malecón, or river walk, was rebuilt on a more grand scale after the 1896 fire, which some said was set on purpose to keep President Alfaro from moving the capital here to Guayaquil from this city Quito
$1,600 [7] His "The Day of the Locust" is considered one of the best novels about Hollywood Nathanael West	DD $2,000 [24] The 2 famous comedians' noses that made impressions Jimmy Durante and Bob Hope Manny	$1,600 [12] Lahore Pakistan Stacy	$1,600 [19] Popular in the mid-1800s, this tall type of silk hat is especially associated with Abraham Lincoln the stove-pipe hat Emily	$1,600 [14] Switch out a vowel in a group of geese & you get this short spasmodic laugh giggle Manny	DD $4,000 [28] (Kelly of the Clue Crew shows off a spiffy white hat.) Originally made in Ecuador, these were shipped from a country north of here, hence the name by which they're known Panama hats Manny
$2,000 [8] He adapted "Le Morte D"Arthur" into a quartet of novels called "The Once and Future King" (T.H.) White Manny	$2,000 [25] An imprint of the horn-rimmed glasses of this silent film star is next to his footprints Harold Lloyd Manny Emily	$2,000 [13] Maracaibo Venezuela Manny	$2,000 [20] The high-waisted dresses of the early 19th century were known as this style after the First French one, ruled by Napoleon the Empire waist Stacy	$2,000 [15] This laugh, a combination of 2 words, was coined by Lewis Carroll in "Through the Looking Glass" chortle Manny Emily	—

Final Jeopardy!

NAVAL HEROES

When he was killed in battle in 1805, he was wearing a uniform coat with sewn-on replicas of his 4 orders of chivalry

Admiral Nelson

Emily "Who is John Paul Jones?" — wagered $350

Manny "Who is Horatio Hornblower?" — wagered $199

Stacy "Who is Farragut?" — wagered $16

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