Show #6634 2013-06-20 (taped 2013-02-12) Regular

Andrew Moore game 4.

Contestants

Caitlin Peruccio — a law student from Manchester, Connecticut

Tom Hanson — a Ph.D. candidate in finance from Kent, Ohio

Andrew Moore — a test prep instructor from Buford, Georgia (whose 3-day cash winnings total $89,302)

Scores

Player	First Commercial	End of Jeopardy!	End of Double Jeopardy!	Final	Coryat
Andrew	$4,800	$8,800	$20,600	$18,100 4-day champion: $107,402	$21,600 24 R (including 1 DD), 3 W (including 1 DD)
Tom	$1,400	$3,200	$8,800	$50 3rd place: $1,000	$8,800 12 R, 0 W
Caitlin	$1,600	$3,600	$5,400	$8,801 2nd place: $2,000	$8,400 15 R, 3 W (including 1 DD)

Jeopardy! Round

RHYME BOSS	A BIBLICAL ANATOMY LESSON	99	APPOINTEES TO THE COURT	GEOGRAPHIC FOODS	THE WALT DISNEY FAMILY MUSEUM
$200 [15] Apply it to lips for a shiny, attractive appearance gloss Caitlin	$200 [23] According to Matthew 5:30, we are supposed to cut off this body part if it causes us to sin (right) hand Tom	$200 [8] Al-Wasi & Al-Kareem are 2 of Islam's 99 names for the being best known by this one Allah Tom	$200 [5] In 1525 Henry VIII appointed Will Sommers to this post to tell jokes & uplift the king's spirits jester Andrew	$200 [20] Busy borough clam chowder Manhattan Andrew	$200 [25] (Jimmy of the Clue Crew presents the clue.) The multi-plane camera, which gives depth to animation by the use of layers of backgrounds, was used in such classics as "Pinocchio" & this 1940 concert movie Fantasia Caitlin
$400 [16] Angry in Britain cross Andrew	$400 [21] According to Mark 9:47, we are supposed to pluck out this body part if it causes us to sin eye Andrew	$400 [9] "We are the 99%" is a slogan of this movement that came to Wall Street in 2011 Occupy Caitlin	$400 [14] When royal astronomer John Flamsteed died in 1720, this comet discoverer was appointed to succeed him (Edmund) Halley Tom	$400 [27] Uppsalan meatballs Swedish Caitlin	$400 [26] (Sarah of the Clue Crew presents the clue.) Lyndon Johnson presented Walt with this highest U.S. civilian honor, saying, "in the course of entertaining an age, he has created an American folklore" the Medal of Freedom Andrew
$600 [13] You do it to a coin or a salad toss Caitlin	$600 [4] One of this book's maxims is "the lip of truth shall be established for ever: but a lying tongue is but for a moment" Proverbs Caitlin	$600 [7] You'll find "99 Problems" on this hip-hop star's "Black Album" Jay-Z Caitlin	$600 [24] In 1516 Francis I of France appointed this "Last Supper" artist "first painter, architect and engineer to the king" (Leonardo) da Vinci Caitlin	$600 [2] Sauce bearing the name of the state seen here Tabasco (sauce)	$600 [28] (Jimmy of the Clue Crew presents the clue.) Disney innovations included the optical printer, which allowed the re-photographing of strips of film--a technique utilized in this film, with Hayley Mills playing both Sharon & Susan The Parent Trap Andrew
$800 [19] It follows "Spanish" in the name of an air plant moss Tom	$800 [12] "For it is written, as I live, saith the Lord, every" this "shall bow to me" knee Andrew	$800 [10] "The Mystery of the 99 Steps" is solved by this young detective Nancy Drew Tom Caitlin	$800 [22] Female appointee to serve or attend a queen or princess; Bess of Hardwick was a famous one lady-in-waiting Tom	$800 [1] National beef on the P.F. Chang's menu Mongolian Andrew	$800 [30] (Sarah of the Clue Crew presents the clue.) Just 2 1/2 months after the opening of Disneyland came the debut of this show that created celebs like Annette Funicello; the later version helped launch Britney Spears & Justin Timberlake the Mickey Mouse Club Caitlin
$1,000 [18] 5-letter term for impure metal or waste matter generally dross	$1,000 [17] Trying to protect Jesus, he cuts off the ear of a man named Malchus Simon Peter Andrew	$1,000 [11] Atomic number 99, this element was named for a man born in Germany in 1879 einsteinium Andrew	DD $1,000 [3] In 1668 Charles II appointed John Dryden to this post, but 21 years later William III removed him poet laureate Andrew	$1,000 [6] Mud pie of Muddy Waters' birth state Mississippi Andrew	$1,000 [29] (Jimmy of the Clue Crew presents the clue.) In the 1930s on projects like "Ferdinand the Bull", Walt pioneered this now common tool: a series of sketches to pre-visualize the plot of a film storyboard Andrew

Double Jeopardy! Round

CRIME BOSS	AUSTRALIAN CAPITALS	ALBUM COVERS	YOU SAY TOMATO	LITERARY LATE BLOOMERS	I SEE A "GHOST"
$400 [8] Called "the man who organized organized crime", Charles Luciano went by this nickname Lucky Tom	$400 [29] It's the capital of the state of New South Wales & it's Australia's largest city Sydney Andrew	$400 [13] 1987: A black & white photo of U2 in the California desert The Joshua Tree Caitlin	$400 [22] I say this rich ice cream whose name comes from the Italian for "to freeze" gelato Tom	$400 [1] Frank McCourt didn't publish this memoir of his life in Ireland & America until his mid-sixties Angela's Ashes Caitlin	$400 [30] Idiom meaning "a faint possibility" a ghost of a chance Andrew Tom
$800 [9] Pablo Escobar, a cocaine kingpin from this country, was gunned down at age 44 while on the run Colombia Caitlin	DD $1,000 [28] This capital of Victoria was the first capital of Australia, serving from 1901 to 1927 Melbourne Andrew	$800 [14] 1991: A naked baby in a swimming pool, arms outstretched towards a dollar bill on a fish hook Nevermind Andrew	$800 [17] I say domo this, thank you very much in Japanese arigato Andrew	$800 [2] When he was 51 Raymond Chandler published this debut novel, later a Bogart film The Big Sleep Andrew	$800 [27] Leo Guild provided this service on Hedy Lamarr's autobiography "Ecstasy and Me: My Life as a Woman" ghostwriter Andrew
$1,200 [10] Captured in 1993 after decades as a fugitive, Salvatore Riina was a longtime mafia boss on this Italian island Sicily Tom Caitlin	$1,200 [26] Brisbane, Queensland is home to the world's first sanctuary for these cuddly looking creatures koalas Tom	$1,200 [18] 2011: Lady Gaga's body morphs into a motorcycle while her arms reach down to grasp the front wheel Born This Way	$1,200 [16] I say this "X Factor" judge who got her start on "Barney & Friends" Demi Lovato Caitlin	$1,200 [3] Published in her 80s, Helen Hooven Santmyer's "...And Ladies of the Club" was based on her long life in Xenia in this state Ohio Andrew	$1,200 [20] Nickname of football phenom Red Grange The Galloping Ghost Andrew
$1,600 [11] After the murder of his former boss, he became the dapper new head of the Gambino crime family in 1986 (John) Gotti Caitlin	$1,600 [25] There are nudist tours of Mona, a new museum in this capital on an island Hobart Andrew	$1,600 [5] 1971: Carole King sits barefoot on a window ledge with her cat Tapestry Caitlin	$1,600 [15] I say this Italian musical term indicatedheremeaning smooth and connected legato Andrew	$2,000 [7] "Post Office" hit print when he was 51; the movie "Barfly" shows him not exactly racing after success Charles Bukowski	$1,600 [19] Entity mentioned in St. Thomas Aquinas' "Summa Theologica" & Don McLean's "American Pie" The Holy Ghost Andrew
$2,000 [12] In 2012 the U.S. govt. imposed sanctions on Kenichi Shinoda, a leading godfather in this Japanese criminal group Yakuza	$2,000 [24] This capital of Western Australia is famous for the black swans along the Swan River Perth Andrew	$2,000 [4] 1979: A pin-up girl splayed on the hood of a Ferrari, painted by Alberto Vargas at the request of The Cars' drummer Candy-O	$2,000 [21] I say this muse of love poetry in Greek myth Erato Tom	DD $3,000 [6] This older pal of Kerouac & Ginsberg debuted as a novelist with "Junky" when he was 39 William S. Burroughs Caitlin	$2,000 [23] In the late 1800s Wovoka, a Paiute, founded a religion based on this group activity Ghost Dance Andrew

Final Jeopardy!

WORLD LEADERS

Since 1991 this country has had only 3 different presidents; the current one took over in 2012 for the second time

Russia

Caitlin "What isGeorgia?Russia?" — wagered $3,401

Tom "What is Brazil?" — wagered $8,750

Andrew "What is Italy?" — wagered $2,500

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