Show #6635 2013-06-21 (taped 2013-02-12) Regular

Andrew Moore game 5.

Contestants

Judy Cole — a data analyst from Concord, Massachusetts

Ben Christenson — an attorney from Chicago, Illinois

Andrew Moore — a test prep instructor from Buford, Georgia (whose 4-day cash winnings total $107,402)

Scores

Player	First Commercial	End of Jeopardy!	End of Double Jeopardy!	Final	Coryat
Andrew	$9,600	$12,800	$23,200	$23,601 5-day champion: $131,003	$24,400 29 R (including 2 DDs), 3 W (including 1 DD)
Ben	$1,400	$3,000	$8,600	$10,600 3rd place: $1,000	$8,600 14 R, 1 W
Judy	$1,000	$2,600	$11,800	$23,400 2nd place: $2,000	$11,800 12 R, 1 W

Jeopardy! Round

LAST NAME'S THE SAME	THE U.S. CITY RAINS SUPREME	THE 1970s	THE INTERNATIONAL WOMEN'S SPORTS HALL OF FAME	IT'S GETTING "LATE"	TIME FOR BED
$200 [20] Dublin-born author Jonathan & Pennsylvania-born country singer Taylor Swift Judy	$200 [29] "The city so nice they named it twice", it gets nearly 50" of rain a year... good luck getting a cab! New York Ben	$200 [28] In 1973, he became the second man in U.S. history to resign as Vice President Agnew Ben	$200 [23] Althea Gibson tennis Andrew Judy	$200 [2] This football infraction that can happen out of bounds results in a 15-yard penalty a late hit Ben	$200 [17] A cinematic highlight of "Step Brothers" is when a set of these collapses bunk beds Andrew
$400 [21] AIDS researcher Robert & winemaking brothers Ernest & Julio Gallo Andrew	$400 [27] Averaging 47.8" of rain yearly might be why this city built the first completely domed baseball stadium in the 1960s Houston Andrew	$400 [24] Thisdance palace, popular with the "in crowd", opened in Manhattan in 1977 Studio 54 Ben	$400 [7] Shannon Miller gymnastics Andrew	$400 [3] It represents the large majority of paint sold in the United States latex Ben	$400 [30] You lie crossways in the Mayan type of this, which can take 2 miles of cord to make a hammock Andrew
$600 [19] Young actress Emma & NPR's Cokie Roberts Judy	$600 [11] It's a wonder that more Kentucky Derbys aren't muddy, as this home city of the race gets 44.5" of rain annually Louisville Andrew	$600 [18] NYC's "Survivor Tree" was planted on the plaza of this landmark in the '70s; just an 8' stump in 2001, by 2010 it was 30' the World Trade Center Andrew	$600 [6] Janet Evans swimming Andrew	$600 [4] Stylish phrase for arriving after the appointed hour because you're just that cool fashionably late Andrew	$600 [26] Placed under a mattress, it's an arrangement of spiral coils enclosed in a cloth-covered frame a box spring Andrew
$800 [12] Secretary of State James & banana dancer Josephine Baker Andrew	$800 [10] Elvis got rained on when he moved to this city in 1948; it gets 54.7" a year Memphis Ben	$800 [8] Israel's first fighter plane, the Nesher ("Vulture"), took wing & had many kills in this holiday-named 1973 war the Yom Kippur War Andrew	$800 [5] Jayne Torvill figure skating Andrew	$800 [22] 6-letter adjective meaning dormant or not yet developed latent Andrew	$800 [25] "Numeric" bed with pillars at the corners to support a canopy or curtains a four-poster Ben
$1,000 [13] Vaccine pioneer Edward & gold medalist Bruce Jenner Andrew	$1,000 [9] Flowers get plenty of chances to bloom in this Pacific Northwest "City of Roses" with 37" of rain a year Portland Andrew	DD $3,000 [14] This national liberation front overthrew Nicaragua's Somoza regime the Sandinistas Andrew	$1,000 [1] Janet Guthrie auto racing Judy	$1,000 [15] I'm grateful for all the help way back when, but... this Janet Jackson song title "What Have You Done For Me Lately"	$1,000 [16] Japanese name for a woven straw mat upon which a futon rests tatami Judy

Double Jeopardy! Round

KING OF THE HILL	BUSINESS & FINANCE	THAT ANIMAL IS SOMETHING ELSE	NOVEL CHARACTERS	SONGS GETTING AIR PLAY	ASIAN RELIGION
$400 [14] Bunker Hill,1774 George III Ben	$400 [28] On the day after Thanksgiving 2012, this largest U.S. retailer rang up 5,000 items per second Walmart Andrew	$400 [1] A small spot on the skin, or a spy a mole Judy	$400 [3] 1844:Lady De Winter, Athos The Three Musketeers Andrew	$400 [7] In 1973 he sang, "Daniel is traveling tonight on a plane, I can see the red tail lights heading for Spain" Elton John Judy	$400 [30] (Kelly of the Clue Crew delivers the clue from the Royal Palace in Phnom Penh, Cambodia.) Like almost all religious or other important structures in Cambodia, the Throne Hall faces this direction, so it's best photographed in the morning the east Andrew
$800 [15] Mount Fuji,1944 Hirohito Judy	$800 [27] In 2013 this company said it would shrink its store base & focus more on Nook tablets Barnes & Noble Judy	$800 [2] "Sheepish" word meaning to force something into or through ram Ben	$800 [6] 1726:The Yahoos, The King of Brobdingnag Gulliver's Travels Ben	$800 [20] "737 comin' out of the sky, won't you take me down to Memphis on a midnight ride?" asked this John Fogerty band Creedence Clearwater Revival Ben	$800 [29] (Jimmy of the Clue Crew delivers the clue from Vietnam.) To the Hindus, this symbol can be used to mark openings, while Buddhists use it on representations of Buddha's footprints; its association as a symbol of prosperity & good fortune have been forever marred by the Nazis the swastika Andrew
$1,200 [16] Chaberton in France,800 A.D. Charlemagne Ben	$1,200 [24] Toxic & unsalable, they're the TAs in TARP, the "Relief Program" implemented in 2008 to stem the financial crisis troubled assets Andrew	$1,200 [10] An embossed emblem a seal Andrew	$1,200 [8] 1886:David Balfour, Captain Elias Hoseason Kidnapped	$1,200 [21] Far East movement was "Sippin' sizzurp in my ride, like three 6, now I'm feelin' so fly, like a" this a G-6 Andrew	DD $1,000 [26] (Kelly of the Clue Crew delivers the clue from Banteay Srei Temple in Cambodia.) In a lopsided & unusual arrangement, Banteay Srei's northern sanctuary was dedicated to Vishnu, while the central & southern sanctuaries were dedicated to this Hindu deity, the destroyer Shiva Andrew
$1,600 [17] Mount Narodnaya in Russia,1682-1725 Peter the Great Andrew	$1,600 [23] Boeing stock took a dive after the grounding of its 787s, also known by this name a Dreamliner Ben	$1,600 [11] Nickname for someone from Oshkosh, or to harass or urge persistently badger Judy	$1,600 [5] 1969:Johnny Fontane, Luca Brasi The Godfather Judy	$1,600 [19] In 1967 the 5th Dimension flew "Up Up And Away" in their "Beautiful" this Balloon Judy	$1,600 [4] (Kelly of the Clue Crew delivers the clue from Angkor Wat in Cambodia.) Depicting elaborate scenes from both mythology & history, the many exquisite bas reliefs at Angkor Wat include many representations from this Hindu epic of the Bharata Dynasty the Mahabharata Andrew
DD $3,000 [18] Pico Del Teide in the Canary Islands, since 1975 Juan Carlos Andrew	$2,000 [22] In 2013 the finance minister of this long economically troubled African country said there was $217 in the National Treasury Zimbabwe Andrew	$2,000 [12] This bird becomes a verb when used to mean to gloat; you don't want to "eat it," though crow Andrew	$2,000 [9] 2001:An orangutan named Orange Juice, a hyena who kills her Life of Pi Ben	$2,000 [13] This folk trio's sole No. 1 hit was "Leaving On A Jet Plane" Peter, Paul & Mary Judy	$2,000 [25] (Jimmy of the Clue Crew delivers the clue from the Bayon Temple in Cambodia.) The faces carved on the towers that crown Angkor Thom's Bayon Temple may represent Lokesvara, one of these enlightened beings who choose to stay on earth Bodhisattva Andrew Ben

Final Jeopardy!

CARTOON CHARACTERS

She first appeared in 1930's "Dizzy Dishes", along with singing cats in flapper outfits

Betty Boop

Ben "Who is Betty Boop?" — wagered $2,000

Judy "Who is Betty Boop?" — wagered $11,600

Andrew "Who is Betty Boop?" — wagered $401

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