Show #6342 2012-03-27 (taped 2011-12-07) Regular

Contestants

Chuck Ettelson — a plastic surgeon from St. Louis, Missouri

Beau Henson — a test prep teacher and actor originally from Mt. Carmel, Illinois

Margie Cohen — a litigator from Houston, Texas (whose 1-day cash winnings total $6,199)

Scores

Player	First Commercial	End of Jeopardy!	End of Double Jeopardy!	Final	Coryat
Margie	$1,800	$2,800	$8,200	$10,801 3rd place: $1,000	$6,800 10 R (including 1 DD), 1 W
Beau	$200	$4,400	$10,800	$16,001 New champion: $16,001	$10,800 17 R, 3 W
Chuck	$6,000	$8,000	$18,800	$15,800 2nd place: $2,000	$17,400 25 R (including 2 DDs), 4 W

Jeopardy! Round

2010s TV	QUOTATIONS	ADLER-TIZING	GRAPHIC DESIGN	ANIMALS IN CHILDREN'S BOOKS	DOUBLE M
$200 [19] Come on, you donkeys! You have to know BBC America presented this chef's "F Word" Gordon Ramsay Margie	$200 [1] On June 26, 1963 he declared, "All free men, wherever they may live, are citizens of Berlin" John F. Kennedy Chuck	$200 [6] If you can switch over to "Jeopardy!" from your sofa, thank Robert Adler, who invented this for Zenith in 1956 the remote control Margie	$200 [11] (Jimmy of the Clue Crew shows a picture of roses and wrought iron on the monitor.) The name of this computer function means to trim a photo crop Chuck	$200 [14] Socks, who is owned by the Brickers in a book by Beverly Cleary a cat Beau	$200 [24] Combustible flammable Beau
$400 [20] Bradley Cooper"... You. Were. Amazing. When you visited James Lipton on this Bravo series (& you're an alum, as well... marvelous) Inside the Actors Studio Beau	$600 [3] After a scandal, this line entered baseball lore, though Mr. Jackson said he never heard those words "Say it ain't so" Chuck	$400 [7] Virtuoso Larry Adler brought this instrument also called a mouth organ into the concert hall the harmonica Margie	$400 [12] Alphabetically, it's the first lower case letter that has what's called an ascender b Beau Chuck	$400 [15] Olivia, who "Saves the Circus" & "Goes to Venice" a pig Beau	$400 [25] If you look closely, I mean, really, really closely, you'll see there are 6, no, make that 7, of these in the clue commas Beau
$600 [21] Turned out the CDC was no help in stopping the zombie apocalypse on this AMC show The Walking Dead Chuck	$800 [4] In 1944 he said, "I have returned, by the grace of almighty God, our forces stand again on Philippine soil" General MacArthur Chuck	$600 [8] Psychiatrist Alfred Adler developed the idea of this "complex" of feeling less than others inferiority Margie	$600 [13] To show there is good reason for something, or to make the left or right edges of a paragraph form a straight line justify Margie	$600 [16] Elmer: a patchwork, not a gray, one of these elephant Chuck	$600 [26] A sale of secondhand items, or to paw through them rummage Beau
$800 [22] New Mexico drug kingpin Gus Fring lost a good deal of face on this drama Breaking Bad Chuck	DD $1,000 [2] "Bartlett's" says that around 1900, upon seeing an imitation of herself, she said, "We are not amused" Queen Victoria Chuck	$800 [9] This woman! This woman! The daughter of Yiddish actors, she taught Marlon Brando "The Method" Stella Adler Chuck	$800 [17] Trademarked thin blade mounted on a knife handle & used for cutting an X-ACTO knife Beau	$800 [29] Corduroy: a brown one, wearing green overalls a bear Margie	$800 [27] Not identical on both sides of a central line asymmetrical Beau
$1,000 [23] Julian Fellowes, screenwriter of "Gosford Park", gave us another peek at a big British house in "Downton" this Abbey Chuck	$1,000 [5] Winston Churchill said this Secretary of State under Eisenhower was a "bull who carries his China shop with him" John Foster Dulles Chuck	$1,000 [10] With Robert Hutchins, Mortimer Adler edited a 54-volume series called "Great Books of" this, "GBWW" for short Great Books of the Western World Chuck	$1,000 [18] Also used for linen, it's a small piece of colored paper used as a sample of a larger piece a swatch	$1,000 [30] The title pooch of "Good Dog, Carl" is this breed named for a German place Rottweiler Chuck	$1,000 [28] "Equine" piece of equipment for male gymnasts a Pommel horse Beau

Double Jeopardy! Round

19th CENTURY AMERICAN HISTORY	A MOVIE & A MEAL	MILITARY NICKNAMES & SLANG	5-SYLLABLE WORDS	"P"SYCHOLOGY	SPRING AWAKENING
$400 [26] The earliest American play about this wife of John Rolfe was "The Indian Princess", performed in 1808 Pocahontas Chuck	$400 [21] Molly Ringwald & Emilio Estevez are among those who spend a Saturday detention together in this film The Breakfast Club Beau	$400 [6] It can mean "failed at flight school" or "lacking color" wash out Chuck	$400 [13] There's a house that holds 435 of these people the House of Representatives Chuck	$400 [1] Schizophrenia is one of these, in which a person has trouble staying in touch with reality a psychosis Beau	$400 [8] 'Tis March, & spring is signaled by the equinox scientifically called this vernal Beau
$800 [25] On April 17, 1824 this country signed a treaty agreeing that 54 degrees, 40 minutes N. latitude was the southern limit of its claim Russia Margie	$800 [22] The 3-inch bronze bust of Spencer Tracy featured in this 1967 film was sculpted by his co-star Katharine Hepburn Guess Who's Coming to Dinner Chuck	$800 [7] A full colonel is sometimes called a bird colonel because he has these insignias eagles Margie Chuck	$800 [16] A penal institution for young offenders a reformatory	$800 [2] Abbreviated PTSD, this anxiety disorder manifests in the re-experience of injurious events post-traumatic stress disorder Beau	$800 [9] The eggs seenherebelong to this harbinger of spring the robin Chuck
$1,600 [29] In 1888 this type of ballot based on a type from overseas was first used in a U.S. local election in Louisville, Ky. the Australian or secret ballot	$1,200 [23] Watching this David Cronenberg film loosely based on a William S. Burroughs book may drive you buggy Naked Lunch Chuck	$1,200 [10] This term for an unidentified aircraft or missile is also used on the golf course a bogey Margie Beau	$1,200 [17] This emphasis on selling is often said to be "rampant" at Christmastime commercialism Margie Beau	$1,200 [3] Attributing a part or aspect of oneself to someone else projection Chuck	$1,200 [11] The pasque flower gets its name from blooming around this Christian holiday Easter Beau
DD $2,000 [27] In 1866 the Supreme Court said this military rule may not be in place when the civil courts are functioning martial law Chuck	$1,600 [24] For the "Moonglow" dance scene in this 1955 film, William Holden practiced his dance steps in Kansas roadhouses Picnic Chuck	$1,600 [14] Seen here is the patch of the infantry division nicknamed this the Big Red One Chuck	$2,000 [19] Adjective for something left to one's judgment, like an emergency fund discretionary Beau	$1,600 [4] Huxley wrote of "the doors of" this process by which we provide meaning to sensations perception Beau	$1,600 [12] This spring flower that belongs to the olive family shares a name with a Disney princess jasmine Chuck
$2,000 [28] In 1816 this naval officer & victor against the Barbary pirates gave the toast "Our country, right or wrong" Stephen Decatur	$2,000 [30] This 1981 low-budget Wallace Shawn film was shot in winter in an abandoned hotel with no heat My Dinner with Andre Chuck	$2,000 [15] "Blue on blue" refers to one of these unfortunate alliterative occurrences friendly fire Beau	DD $3,000 [18] By having operations in both Libya & Liechtenstein, a corporation is entitled to be called this multinational Margie	$2,000 [5] Also a Bergman film, it's a Jungian term for the role one takes on in society persona Chuck	$2,000 [20] When spring arrives, so does the gray type of this mammal traveling through Puget Sound a whale Chuck

Final Jeopardy!

20th CENTURY NOVELS

"Books leapt and danced like roasted birds, their wings ablaze with red and yellow feathers" is a line from this novel

Fahrenheit 451 (by Ray Bradbury)

Margie "What is Farenheit 451?" — wagered $2,601

Beau "What is Fahrenheit 451?" — wagered $5,201

Chuck "What is The Tin Drum?" — wagered $3,000

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