Show #6338 2012-03-21 (taped 2011-12-06) Regular

Contestants

Greg Bentley — a law clerk from Pikeville, Kentucky

Cathy Guiles — a copy editor originally from Baltimore, Maryland

Melanie Spratford — a caterer from Chicago, Illinois (whose 1-day cash winnings total $19,201)

Scores

Player	First Commercial	End of Jeopardy!	End of Double Jeopardy!	Final	Coryat
Melanie	$0	$1,800	$6,200	$6,200 2nd place: $2,000	$6,200 8 R, 0 W
Cathy	$3,000	$6,000	$13,600	$14,600 New champion: $14,600	$13,600 19 R, 1 W
Greg	$1,800	$4,600	$13,600	$0 3rd place: $1,000	$10,600 17 R (including 2 DDs), 4 W (including 1 DD)

Jeopardy! Round

FLIGHT	A BLANK EXPRESSION	HOME ICE	SIR WALTER SCOTT	NATURAL SELECTION	GOD DID IT!
$200 [1] A report detailing an airplane's route, or the title of a 2005 Jodie Foster thriller flight plan Cathy	$200 [16] It happened when I arrived in Hollywood: I came, I saw, I ___-ed I conquered Greg	$200 [6] Madison Square Garden the (New York) Rangers Greg	$200 [26] Sir Walter Scott was born in 1771 in this city Edinburgh Cathy	$200 [21] Vegetarians take note: Organic Valley's Omega-3 Milk is infused with kosher oil from these creatures fish Cathy	$200 [11] In Genesis 19, God got a tad angry with Sodom & rained on it fire & this, an old word for sulfur brimstone Greg
$400 [2] A pipe dream is also alliteratively called a flight of this flight of fancy Cathy	$400 [17] Important trio of possibilities at the races: win, place or ___ show Greg	$400 [7] Mellon Arena the Pittsburgh Penguins Greg	$400 [27] This noble outlaw helps King Richard I rescue the title knight in Scott's "Ivanhoe" Robin Hood	$400 [22] Endangered Species Chocolate makes a bar flavored with these colorful antioxidant-rich berries of the genus Vaccinium blueberries	$400 [12] In Genesis 9, God blessed this man & his sons & told them to be fruitful & multiply Noah Cathy Greg
$600 [3] The Red Baron commanded a unit called the "flying" this, for its brightly colored planes the Flying Circus	$600 [18] Everything I need: wine, ___ & song women Greg	$600 [8] Joe Louis Arena the Detroit Red Wings Cathy Greg	$600 [28] In 1813 Sir Walter wrote a letter complimenting this American on his "History of New York" Washington Irving	$600 [23] Sweetgrass Natural Fibers specializes in "eco fashion" made from hemp, cotton & this tall grass bamboo Greg	$600 [13] In Exodus 3, God told Moses, who was standing on holy ground, to take off these his shoes Cathy
$800 [4] AKA the acute stress response, the name of this reflex contains 2 basic options one faces when threatened fight-or-flight Cathy	$800 [19] Describes me if Angelina Jolie ever needs any help: ready, ___ & able willing Melanie	$800 [9] Scotiabank Saddledome the Calgary Flames Greg	$800 [30] Jedediah Cleishbotham, Capt. Clutterbuck & Malachi Malagrowther were all these of Sir Walter Scott pseudonyms Cathy	$800 [24] EVO's Wild Cravings Red Meat Formula Biscuits are high-protein, grain-free treats for these dogs Cathy	$800 [14] In Genesis 2:21, God helped himself to one of these from Adam the rib Greg
$1,000 [5] (Kelly of the Clue Crew sits in a Qantas flight simulator in Sydney, Australia.) The four forces that act on a plane in flight include lift, gravity, & drag; by pushing these levers forward, we're increasing this fourth force that counteracts drag thrust	$1,000 [20] The "Jeopardy!" office on tape days: blood, toil, tears & ___ sweat Cathy	$1,000 [10] TD Banknorth Garden the Boston Bruins Greg	$1,000 [29] Scott's novel "Kenilworth" contains the scene involving a mud puddle, a cloak & these 2 personages Sir Walter Raleigh & Queen Elizabeth I Greg	$1,000 [25] Clothing optional: "Bear" this granola says it's "100% pure and natural" Naked Melanie	DD $1,000 [15] In Exodus 3, God promised to smite this land "with all my wonders"; in Exodus 7, he did Egypt Greg

Double Jeopardy! Round

THIS PLACE IS DUELSVILLE	BALLET	PLAYING FOR CHANGE	HEY HEY HEY, IT'S PHAT ALBERT!	DOUBLE "L"	PUBLISHER, PAIR-ISH
$400 [8] In 1781 Emperor Joseph II staged a piano duel between Mozart & Muzio Clementi in this city Vienna Cathy	$400 [6] In this ballet a little girl named Clara meets the Sugar Plum Fairy in the Kingdom of Sweets The Nutcracker Melanie	$400 [18] This song title from the '80s precedes "25 for Haiti" in a 2010 project featuring 80 recording artists "We Are The World" Greg	$400 [23] In 2011 Prince Albert of this principality wed ex-Olympic swimmer Charlene Wittstock of South Africa Monaco Cathy	$400 [1] Combatants shoot pellets of colored gel at each other in this game paintball Melanie	$400 [9] The publisher Simon & him is part of CBS Schuster Greg
$800 [10] Green Park & Covent Garden were once favored dueling spots in this city London Cathy	DD $400 [27] A young prince is saved by a magic feather in this 1910 Stravinsky ballet The Firebird Greg	$800 [19] Willie Nelson, John Mellencamp & Neil Young organized the first of these heartland benefits in 1985 Farm Aid Melanie	$800 [24] Like Newt Gingrich & Thomas Foley, Carl Albert held this leadership position, from 1971 to 1977 Speaker of the House Cathy	$800 [2] The name of these flowers seenherefits them perfectly bluebells Melanie	$800 [14] Louisa May Alcott & James Patterson were published by Little, this Brown Melanie
$1,200 [11] Pushkin fought his fatal duel in this city, just 34 years after it was founded Saint Petersburg	$800 [7] Hershy Kay provided the orchestrations of this man's music for the 1958 ballet "Stars and Stripes" (John Philip) Sousa Greg	$1,200 [20] Dozens of rock stars have played the Secret Policeman's Balls to benefit this human rights organization, A.I. Amnesty International Melanie	$1,200 [25] This microbiologist worked on cancer & developed the oral polio vaccine (Albert) Sabin Greg	$1,200 [3] It's another name for a tadpole a polliwog	$1,200 [15] A Random House imprint combines this small fowl with Dell Bantam Books
$1,600 [12] In 2008 Bobby Fischer died in this island city, site of his 1972 chess duel with Boris Spassky Reykjavik	$1,600 [30] In the 1920s Uday Shankar, Ravi's brother, choreographed "Radha-Krishna" for this Russian ballerina Pavlova Greg	$1,600 [21] The organization "Rock" this sponsored a 2008 "Ballot Bash" & a 2011 "Democracy Day" with "Glee" star Darren Criss the Vote Cathy	$2,000 [28] In 1942 this Frenchman wrote, "There is but one truly serious philosophical problem and that is suicide" Albert Camus Cathy	$1,600 [4] It's the lumberjack term for when politicians vote for each other's bills logrolling	$1,600 [16] A big name in textbooks is Prentice this Hall Cathy
$2,000 [13] The book "War of the Rats" tells of a sniper duel during the winter 1942-43 battle for this Russian city Stalingrad	$2,000 [29] In 1944 this conductor composed the music for "Fancy Free", Jerome Robbins' first ballet Leonard Bernstein	$2,000 [22] The Clash & The Who headlined the 1979 Concerts for Kampuchea, benefits for victims in this war-torn country Cambodia Cathy	DD $5,000 [26] This man used his $33,000 in Nobel Prize money to expand the hospital he built & to establish a leper colony (Albert) Schweitzer Greg	$2,000 [5] Prince Charles is the duke of it Cornwall Cathy	$2,000 [17] Young readers enjoy books from Grosset & him Dunlap

Final Jeopardy!

FAMOUS NAMES

At his death in January 2010, he was called "the Garbo of letters, famous for not wanting to be famous"

J.D. Salinger

Melanie "Who is Mailer?" — wagered $0

Cathy "Who is Salinger?" — wagered $1,000

Greg "Who was Warhol?" — wagered $13,600

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