Show #6280 2011-12-30 (taped 2011-11-01) Regular

Dave Leach game 2.

Contestants

Tom Vanderbilt — a writer from Brooklyn, New York

Lisa Spardel-Krol — an educational marketer from Watertown, Massachusetts

Dave Leach — a software analyst from Atlanta, Georgia (whose 1-day cash winnings total $15,599)

Scores

Player First Commercial End of Jeopardy! End of Double Jeopardy! Final Coryat
Dave $5,400 $9,200 $19,800 $19,084
2-day champion: $34,683
$18,000
27 R (including 1 DD), 3 W
Lisa $-800 $200 $1,800 $1,790
2nd place: $2,000
$2,800
5 R, 2 W (including 1 DD)
Tom $1,400 $3,800 $400 $0
3rd place: $1,000
$4,600
10 R, 3 W (including 1 DD)

Jeopardy! Round

THE 1820s COMPLETE THE MOVIE QUOTE "A"NATOMY THE MOST EXPENSIVE EVER MUSEUMS OF GERMANY SILENT LETTERS
$200 [21]
In 1822 Friedrich Buschmann obtained a patent for this instrument also known as a squeezebox
an accordion
Dave
$200 [11]
"Sudden Impact":"Go ahead, ____ ____ ____"
make my day
Dave
$200 [1]
It's not an actual fruit but a bulge formed by the thyroid cartilage of the larynx
the Adam's apple
Dave
$200 [16]
The most expensive one of these kits is Keith Moon's Premier set, which sold at auction in 2004 for about $250,000
drums
Dave
$200 [22]
Kids will love the hands-on Stone Age Workshop at the Mettmann Museum of this early man
Neanderthal
Tom
$200 [6]
W:Gorgeous George was one of these "combatants"
a wrestler
Lisa
$400 [27]
In 1827 chemist John Walker "struck" gold by inventing the first friction ones of these; smokers really liked them
matches
Dave
$400 [12]
"Love Story":"Love means ____ ____ ____ ____ ____ ____"
never having to say you're sorry
Dave
$400 [2]
The gastrointestinal tract is also called this canal, Watson
the alimentary
Tom
$400 [17]
With a solid gold nib, the 1 million euro Aurora Diamond is the most expensive one of these ever
a fountain pen
Tom
$400 [23]
A Baden-Baden museum devoted to the works of this Russian imperial jeweler opened in 2009
Fabergé
Lisa
$400 [7]
H:An ecstatic expression, or an emotional musical composition
rhapsody
$600 [28]
He was about 70 when he published his "American Dictionary of the English Language" in 2 volumes in 1828
(Noah) Webster
Dave
$600 [13]
"When Harry Met Sally": "I'll have ____ ____ ____"
what she's having
Dave
$600 [3]
The 2 vertebral these perform the rather important function of supplying blood to the brain
arteries
Dave
$600 [18]
In 2010 sex.com was sold for $13 million, the most ever paid for the part of an Internet address called this "name"
a domain name
Dave
$600 [24]
The Egyptian Museum in Berlin has the world-famous painted bust of this queen & wife of Akhenaton
Nefertiti
Lisa
$600 [8]
C-H:Named for a German botanist, this drooping flower seenherelends its name to a vivid, purplish-red color
fuchsia
Dave
$800 [29]
In 1822 French Egyptologist Jean Champollion published a paper on the translation of this artifact
the Rosetta Stone
Dave
$800 [14]
"Gone with the Wind":"As God is my witness... I'll never be ____ ____"
hungry again
Dave
$800 [4]
The name of this body section is Latin for "belly"
the abdomen
Dave
$800 [19]
The most expensive silent movie-era film ever made was this $4 million epic; did we mention the chariot race?
Ben-Hur
Tom
DD $1,000 [25]
A Mainz museum honoring this most famous son traces the history of printing & has a replica of his press on display
Gutenberg
Lisa
$800 [9]
S:This title of nobility ranks just below earl
viscount
Dave
$1,000 [30]
The first issue of this "incisive" British medical journal was published on October 5, 1823
The Lancet
Dave
$1,000 [15]
"All About Eve":"Fasten your seat belts. It's going to be a ____ ____"
bumpy night
Dave
$1,000 [5]
Gas exchange occurs in these tiny, thin-walled sacs in the lungs
alveoli
Dave
$1,000 [20]
The most expensive aircraft ever built is this alphanumerically named stealth bomber, at $2 billion apiece
the B-2
Tom
$1,000 [26]
This city's Bavarian National Museum was created in 1855 by Maximilian II to preserve Bavaria's artistic treasures
Munich
Lisa
$1,000 [10]
B:He's the Zap Comix artist whose distinctive satirical work is seen here
Robert Crumb (or R. Crumb)
Lisa Tom

Double Jeopardy! Round

NATIONAL PARKS OF THE WORLD BRITISH NOVELS BY CHARACTERS "RE"SEARCH THINK OF THE CHILDREN! AT BAT ON DECK
$400 [3]
New Zealand's smallest park is named for this Dutchman who became the first European to see the country
(Abel) Tasman
Dave
$400 [22]
Charles Marlow &Mr. Kurtz
Heart of Darkness
Tom
$400 [9]
You'll be a slug in your next life if you can't tell me this term for the soul coming back in a new form
reincarnation
Dave
$400 [1]
Victoria & Albert:Alice, Alfred, Arthur, Beatrice, Helena, Louise, Leopold, Victoria Adelaide & this king
Edward
$400 [14]
Mickey Mantle & Pete Rose were this kind of hitter who changes sides of the plate depending on the pitcher
a switch-hitter
Tom
$400 [4]
Fractional term for part of a naval vessel usually reserved for officers
the quarterdeck
Dave Tom
$800 [20]
South Africa's Richtersveld National Park is partially located within a loop of this "colorful" river
the Orange River
$800 [23]
Cedric the Saxon, Rebecca, Lady Rowena
Ivanhoe
$800 [10]
On an invitation, the phrase these "only" means we assume you're coming, but let us know if you're not
regrets
Dave
$800 [2]
Abraham Lincoln & Mary Todd:Edward, Willie, Tad & this boy, the only one to survive to adulthood
Robert Todd Lincoln
$800 [15]
Jim Rice was so powerful, he broke a bat without hitting the ball on one of these, a swing the batter tries to stop
a checked swing
Dave
$800 [5]
The USS Nimitz carries 90 aircraft on this aptly named deck; its area takes up about 4.5 acres
the flight deck
Tom
$2,000 [26]
The 3 "lakes of" this Irish national park are Upper Lake, Muckross Lake & Lough Leane
Killarney National Park
$1,200 [24]
Charles Ryder, Lord & Lady Marchmain
Brideshead Revisited
$1,200 [11]
In music production, "wet" & "dry" refer to sound with more or less of this effect--ect--ect
reverberation
Dave
$1,200 [19]
Noah & an unnamed Biblical woman:Japheth & these 2 other fellas
Shem & Ham
Dave
$1,200 [16]
Many hitters try to gain an advantage by scratching the back line of this
the batter's box
Dave
$1,600 [7]
This term for a sailor's quarters near the bow can be said using either 2 or 3 syllables
forecastle (or fo'c's'le)
DD $3,000 [21]
The largest national park lies on this island; at 375,000 square miles, it occupies about 45% of this island's area
Greenland
Dave
$2,000 [25]
Christian, Evangelist, Mr. Worldly Wiseman
Pilgrim's Progress
Dave
$1,600 [12]
The Civil War-era Henry was one of the first of this type of rifle that you didn't have to keep reloading
a repeater
Tom
$1,600 [17]
A 2004 at-bat by the tenacious Alex Cora went ball, strike, ball, 14 of these, home run
foul balls
Lisa
$2,000 [8]
As its name indicates, this 3-letter deck on old warships had cannons end to end
the gun deck
Dave
$2,000 [13]
It's the term for sums of money sent back to their homelands by immigrants in the U.S.
remittances
Dave
$2,000 [18]
At age 90, this Cardinal legend who hit safely over 3,600 times appeared at the 2011 World Series
Stan "The Man" Musial
Tom
DD $4,200 [6]
A type of walk, or an upper deck on a passenger ship where folks can stroll
the promenade deck
Tom

Final Jeopardy!

ROCK ICONS

While he's had 12 Top 10 hits on Billboard, including 7 from a 1984 album, he's never had a No. 1 single

Bruce Springsteen

Tom "Who is Jackson" — wagered $400
Lisa "Who is Prince?" — wagered $10
Dave "Who is Prince?" — wagered $716

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