Show #6558 2013-03-06 (taped 2012-10-29) Regular

Drew Horwood game 2.

Contestants

Lorraine Donahue — a document services supervisor from Shadyside, Ohio

Jon Gucinski — a security engineer originally from Naperville, Illinois

Drew Horwood — a business analyst from Minneapolis, Minnesota (whose 1-day cash winnings total $16,998)

Scores

Player	First Commercial	End of Jeopardy!	End of Double Jeopardy!	Final	Coryat
Drew	$2,600	$3,800	$9,800	$19,201 2-day champion: $36,199	$10,000 16 R (including 1 DD), 2 W
Jon	$3,000	$5,600	$9,600	$18,601 2nd place: $2,000	$9,600 15 R, 1 W
Lorraine	$2,000	$5,400	$9,300	$17,800 3rd place: $1,000	$13,800 17 R, 2 W (including 2 DDs)

Jeopardy! Round

ALASKAN WILDLIFE	"CROSS" WORD CLUES	& WHAT DO YOU DO?	GET YOUR IRISH UP	POP GO THE LYRICS!	WASHINGTON, D.C. SCULPTURE
$200 [26] (Sarah of the Clue Crew observes a bear at Pavlof Harbor in Alaska.) Despite their name, brown bears can have black or brown fur, & the brown bear here has a conspicuous shoulder hump & silver-tinted fur, which gives it this name, meaning "gray", not "gruesome" grizzly Jon	$200 [4] It's the horizontal part atop a soccer goal a crossbar Lorraine	$200 [16] Dame Antoinette Sibley & "Lord" Michael Flatley dancers Jon	$200 [9] A national symbol, the shamrock is a variety of this plant a clover Drew	$200 [14] This movie theme says, "kick off your Sunday shoes. Please, Louise, pull me off-a my knees" "Footloose" Drew	$200 [1] In the center of Lafayette Square you'll find not Lafayette but this Tennessean seventh president (Andrew) Jackson Drew
$400 [27] (Sarah of the Clue Crew holds a crab at Lake Eva in Alaska.) In Alaska, only male Dungeness crabs are legal to catch; you know a male because of the triangular shape of this, the third major part of a crab's body, along with head & thorax the abdomen Drew	$400 [5] A lawyer tries to discredit a witness called by the opposite side by doing this cross-examine Lorraine	$400 [17] Diane Arbus &Richard Avedon photographers Lorraine	$400 [10] Treasure of the leprechauns found at the end of the rainbow a pot of gold Drew	$400 [15] As Billy Joel put it, "Everybody's talkin' 'bout the new sound / Funny, but it's still" this "Rock And Roll To Me" Jon	DD $200 [2] 73 years afterhisdeath, a statue of this musician was unveiled outside the band hall at the Marine Barracks John Philip Sousa Drew
$600 [28] (Sarah of the Clue Crew reports from Glacier Bay in Alaska.) The straw-colored plumes that curve backwards from behind the eyes are part of the breeding ornamentation of the tufted variety of this auk family member a puffin Lorraine	$600 [6] One factor in the demise of chivalry & knighthood was the development of this weapon the crossbow Drew	$600 [18] Brady Hoke &Rex Ryan football coaches Jon	$600 [11] To say something is "Black '47" is a reference to the worst year of this calamity the Potato Famine Lorraine	$600 [21] It's the 2-word title of the Lady Gaga song that includes "ro mah, ro-mah-mah, gaga, ooh-la-la!" "Bad Romance" Lorraine	$600 [3] A bronze Boy Scout stands on the site where the first of these national Scout gatherings was held in 1937 a jamboree Jon
$800 [29] (Sarah of the Clue Crew reports from Glacier Bay in Alaska.) With dense populations in coastal habitats, the murre is vulnerable to oil spills; an estimated 185,000 murres were lost when this tanker spilled off Alaska in 1989 the Exxon Valdez Jon	$800 [7] This constellation is between Centaurus & Musca the Southern Cross Drew	$800 [19] Herbert Putnam & Melvil Dewey; you might wanna concentrate on Dewey librarians Lorraine	$800 [12] Irish cudgel wielded by leprechauns & warriors a shillelagh Lorraine	$800 [22] From this 1991 hit: "I thought that I heard you laughing, I thought that I heard you sing, I think, I thought I saw you try" "Losing My Religion" Jon	$800 [24] "Viva" this revolutionary who stands life-size on the lawn in front of Mexico's embassy (Emiliano) Zapata Drew
$1,000 [30] (Sarah of the Clue Crew goes whale watching at Wachusett Cove in Alaska.) Humpbacks uniquely hunt using what's called a bubble net; the whales release a circle of bubbles under a school of fish, & as the air rises, a net forms, trapping the fish; the whales then swim up the net with open mouths, filtering food through these jawlike plates baleen Drew	$1,000 [8] In 1843 Benedict J. Fenwick founded it as a men's college in Massachusetts Holy Cross Jon	$1,000 [20] Renzo Piano &Walter Gropius architects	$1,000 [13] 3-word phrase meaning "Ireland forever" "Erin go bragh" Jon	$1,000 [23] This Elvis song says, "We're caught in a trap, I can't walk out" "Suspicious Minds" Lorraine	$1,000 [25] The statue of this presidentin the Capitol rotunda represents the state of Ohio Garfield Drew

Double Jeopardy! Round

WONKY LEAKS	THE TONYS	10-LETTER WORDS	KNOW YOUR AREA CODES	QUOTES FILLED WITH BOOZE	COMIC STRIP CHARACTERS
$400 [6] In November 2010 Wiki Leaks, founded by this man, began publishing an estimated 250,000 confidential U.S. diplomatic cables (Julian) Assange Drew	$400 [22] He was appointed envoy for peace efforts in the Middle East after resigning as British prime minister Tony Blair Lorraine	$400 [17] Steal someone's ideas & pass them off as your own plagiarize Jon	$400 [12] 712 gets you Iowa, 412, Pennsylvania & 212, this state New York Jon	$400 [1] "Gin was mother's milk to her", says Eliza of her aunt in this Shaw play Pygmalion Lorraine	$400 [7] Tess Trueheart; Chief Brandon; Pruneface Dick Tracy Jon
$800 [27] Washington Post nickname of the White House informant whose I.D. was kept secret for 33 years, until 2005 Deep Throat Lorraine	$800 [23] Anthony is the middle name of Samuel Alito; it's also the first name of this current benchmate Anthony Kennedy Drew	$800 [18] The one for the movie "Burlesque" features 8 songs by Christina Aguilera & 2 by Cher a soundtrack Drew	$800 [13] 313 will call up this Great Lakes state's eastern edge; 616, its western Michigan Jon	$800 [2] Boswell quotes him: "claret is the liquor for boys; port, for men; but he who aspires to be a hero must drink brandy" (Samuel) Johnson Drew Jon	$800 [8] Daughter Cookie; neighbor Herb Woodley; Mr. Beasley, the mailman Blondie Lorraine
$1,600 [29] The 2003 leaking of this CIA agent's name led to the end of her career, a prison term for a White House staffer & a movie Valerie Plame Drew	$1,200 [24] He's the successful entrepreneur & breathtaking athlete seen here Tony Hawk Drew	$1,200 [19] Last name of singer-songwriters Loudon III & Rufus; it's also the term for a wagon maker Wainwright Jon	$1,200 [14] For Buffalo dial 716; for this city of 2.6 million 100 miles away, dial 416 Toronto	$1,200 [3] This poet wrote, "Go fetch to me a pint o' wine... that I may drink, before I go, a service to my bonnie lassie" (Rabbie) Burns Lorraine	$1,200 [9] Fiercely feminist friend Andrea seen here Cathy Lorraine
$2,000 [30] Evidence suggests in 1848 Secretary of State James Buchanan leaked the terms of this Mexican-American War treaty the Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo	$1,600 [25] This author is best known for his series of detective novels featuring Navajo tribal policeman Jim Chee Tony Hillerman	$1,600 [20] It's a beauty product such as Nair that removes unwanted hair a depilatory Lorraine	$1,600 [15] This state's 201 was the first area code to be used, in 1951 New Jersey	$1,600 [4] Before lapsing into a coma, this Welsh poet supposedly said, "I've had 18 straight whiskies; I think that's the record" Dylan Thomas	$1,600 [10] Rev. Scot Sloan; Zonker; B.D. Doonesbury Jon
DD $2,500 [28] In 1774 he became a past postmaster after leaking letters from British loyalist Thomas Hutchinson Benjamin Franklin Lorraine	$2,000 [26] This playwright's "Millennium Approaches" was the first part of his "Angels in America" Kushner Drew	$2,000 [21] This branch of zoology studies insects & related bugs like ticks & mites entomology Lorraine	$2,000 [16] Give Akron a jingle with this area code, the lowest sequential one 234	DD $2,000 [5] The title character of this Eugene O'Neill play says, "Gimme a whiskey--ginger ale on the side. And don't be stingy, baby" Anna Christie Lorraine	$2,000 [11] Fritzi Ritz; Sluggo; Rollo Nancy

Final Jeopardy!

U.S. HISTORY

Congress has passed 11 of these: the first in 1812, the last in 1942

declarations of war

Lorraine "What is a declaration of war?" — wagered $8,500

Jon "What are declarations of war." — wagered $9,001

Drew "What are Declarations of War?" — wagered $9,401

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