Show #6325 2012-03-02 (taped 2011-11-16) Regular

David Gard game 1.

Contestants

Annette Todd — a marketing director from Riverside, California

David Gard — a retail horticulturist from Jamaica Plain, Massachusetts

Patrick Morrison — a student of Slavic studies from Northville, Michigan (whose 3-day cash winnings total $80,701)

Scores

Player	First Commercial	End of Jeopardy!	End of Double Jeopardy!	Final	Coryat
Patrick	$2,400	$6,000	$14,600	$22,600 2nd place: $2,000	$16,800 19 R, 1 W (including 1 DD)
David	$4,000	$6,600	$16,000	$29,300 New champion: $29,300	$14,600 21 R (including 2 DDs), 1 W
Annette	$200	$3,000	$3,000	$2 3rd place: $1,000	$3,000 7 R, 4 W

Jeopardy! Round

EMILY DICKINSON	2 BY 2	MEMPHIS	ANNUAL EVENTS	ASTRONOMY	"V" ME
$200 [8] A recluse in latter years, Dickinson was called the "nun of" this town Amherst David	$200 [9] "You've Lost That Lovin' Feelin'" &"Unchained Melody" The Righteous Brothers Annette	$200 [26] Memphis has the largest trading market for this plant fiber, with nearly half the U.S. crop going through the city. cotton David Annette	$200 [1] The Spud Days festival held in Shelley in this state features the Miss Russet pageant & the tater trot race Idaho Patrick	$200 [3] Dust released by this comet causes the Orionids meteor shower each October Halley's Comet David	$200 [11] Martini & Rossi has been making this since the 1800s vermouth David
$400 [14] As a girl, Emily was forbidden to read the inappropriate works of this "Drum-taps" poet Walt Whitman	$400 [10] "You've Lost That Lovin' Feelin'" &"Maneater" Hall & Oates David	$400 [27] One of the lions who roared at the beginning of this studio's movies lived at the Memphis Zoo until his death in 1944 MGM Patrick	$400 [2] Since 1940 Lincoln, New Mexico has presented a folk pageant called "The Last Escape of" this young outlaw Billy the Kid David	$400 [4] In 2005, 2 additional moons, Hydra & Nix, were discovered orbiting this dwarf planet Pluto David	$400 [12] The Constitution outlines how to fill these in Congress vacancies David
$600 [15] Emily began a poem, "Success is counted sweetest by those who ne'er" do this succeed Patrick	$600 [18] "Soul Man" &"I Thank You" Sam & Dave Annette	$600 [28] Addressing Memphis sanitation workers on April 3, 1962, he said he'd "seen the promised land" Martin Luther King, Jr. Patrick	$600 [21] 2012 marks the 60th year of the Florida Folk Festival, way down upon this river at Stephen Foster State Park Suwannee David	$800 [6] Calliope, one of these objects orbiting between Jupiter & Mars, has its own satellite named Linus an asteroid David	$600 [13] Do something with great force & you're said to do it "with a" this synonym for retribution vengeance Patrick
$800 [24] Emily's father served in Congress from 1853 to 1855 as one of the last elected members of this party the Whig David	$800 [19] "Shout" &"Everybody Wants to Rule the World" Tears for Fears Annette	$800 [29] In 1952, 10 years after the Bing Crosby movie, Kemmons Wilson opened the first of these inns in his Memphis hometown Holiday Inn Annette	$800 [22] During the week of this Triple Crown horse race, amphibians compete in the frog hop at Patterson Park in Baltimore the Preakness Patrick	DD $1,000 [5] The 2 shortest-named constellations each have 3 letters: Ara & this one in the zodiac Leo David	$800 [16] In the Church of England, it's another term for a parish priest vicar Patrick
$1,000 [25] Thomas Higginson, a contributor to this oceanic-sounding magazine, was Emily's mentor & editor The Atlantic David	$1,000 [20] A country duo:"Stay" &"Stuck Like Glue" Sugarland	$1,000 [30] The world's first self-service grocery store, this chain with a rhyming name opened in Memphis in 1916 Piggly Wiggly Patrick	$1,000 [23] This Halloween symbol originated in Ireland, where candles were once placed in turnips to keep away ghosts jack-o'-lanterns Annette	$1,000 [7] John Archibald Wheeler popularized this term for an object so dense that not even light can escape a black hole Patrick	$1,000 [17] In 1775 he invented the electrophorus, a device used to generate static electricity (Alessandro) Volta Annette

Double Jeopardy! Round

WORLD GEOGRAPHY	ANTONYMIC PAIRS	A POSTHUMOUS CATEGORY	MOVIE DOG BREEDS	THEPOSTMAN'S HERE	I GOT 3 LETTERS!
$400 [3] In Germany & the Czech Republic you'll find what the Germans call Bohmerwald, or this forest the Bohemian Forest Annette	$400 [8] A loyal friend "sticks with you through" these alliterative antonyms referring to good & bad times thick and thin David	$400 [4] In 2001 this president was awarded a posthumous Medal of Honor for his Spanish-American War service Teddy Roosevelt Patrick	$400 [17] Bruiser in "Legally Blonde" a Chihuahua Annette	$400 [20] For nearly 25 years Richard Johnson ran Page Six, the gossip section of this big-city daily the New York Post Patrick	$400 [1] This 3-letter credential equal to a high school diploma, dating back to the 1940s G.E.D. Patrick
$800 [28] Icacos Point at the southwestern tip of Trinidad is only about 7 miles from the South American mainland & this country Venezuela	$800 [9] If someone's alternately passionate & indifferent about you, his feelings are said to "run" this way hot and cold Patrick	$800 [5] His last major composition, "The Art of the Fugue", was published posthumously in 1751 J. S. Bach David	$800 [18] Marley of "Marley & Me" Labrador retriever	$800 [21] Richard Nixon was a favoritesubjectof Herblock, who cartooned for this newspaper for 54 years The Washington Post Patrick	$800 [2] OBE, short for Officer of this order of knighthood Order of the British Empire David
$1,200 [27] Sao Tome, this island & several tiny islands form a nation in Africa's Gulf of Guinea Principe	$1,200 [10] A meeting in which people scream at each other is sometimes politely said to "full of lively" this pair give and take David	$1,200 [13] For his role in "Network", he became the first person to win an acting Oscar posthumously Finch Patrick	$1,200 [19] Cujo Saint Bernard Annette	$1,200 [22] In the 1930s Yorkshire Post editor Arthur Mann opposed this policy of mollifying Nazi Germany appeasement Patrick	$1,200 [6] CFE, qualified to sniff out this foul financial "F" fraud Annette
$1,600 [25] Across the Sea of Galilee on its eastern shore lies this hilly plateau occupied by Israel since the Six-Day War in 1967 the Golan Heights David	$2,000 [12] Tom Hanks' thanks to his gay drama teacher at the Oscars inspired this Kevin Kline film In & Out Patrick	$1,600 [14] In 1963, nearly a year after his death, he was awarded a Pulitzer Prize for his novel "The Reivers" Faulkner Patrick	$1,600 [29] Verdell in "As Good As It Gets": this "Brussels" breed a Brussels griffon David	$2,000 [24] In 1878 Joseph Pulitzer merged the St. Louis Post with this newspaper the Dispatch David	$1,600 [7] DSM, which stands for this highest non-valorous U.S. military decoration Distinguished Service Medal David
$2,000 [26] In 1782 King Rama I founded this capital on the east bank of the Chao Phraya River Bangkok Patrick	DD $2,600 [11] Scientific American has a feature that presents a common belief & asks this alliterative question fact or fiction David	$2,000 [15] In 2003 this violinist had a street corner outside Carnegie Hall named for him posthumously Isaac Stern	$2,000 [30] Otis in "The Adventures of Milo and Otis" a pug	DD $2,200 [23] Stuart Whatley is managing blog editor for this Post The Huffington Post Patrick	$2,000 [16] ACE, helping shape movies in the society of American Cinema these Editors

Final Jeopardy!

BOOK VILLAINS

The first time we meet this man in a 1981 novel, he's in his cell holding "Le Grand Dictionnaire de Cuisine"

Hannibal Lecter

Annette "Who is HanibalLe" — wagered $2,998

Patrick "Who is Hannibal Lecter?" — wagered $8,000

David "Who is Hannibal Lechter?" — wagered $13,300

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