Show #7322 2016-06-14 (taped 2016-03-22) Regular

Hunter Appler game 5.

Contestants

Zane Dowty — a pharmacist from Denver, Colorado

Dana Thurmond Bruno — a humanities professor from Orlando, Florida

Hunter Appler — an attorney originally from Mount Airy, North Carolina (whose 4-day cash winnings total $93,001)

Scores

Player	First Commercial	End of Jeopardy!	End of Double Jeopardy!	Final	Coryat
Hunter	$3,200	$7,300	$20,100	$36,001 5-day champion: $129,002	$20,600 26 R, 2 W (including 1 DD)
Dana	$3,400	$5,400	$18,000	$28,000 2nd place: $2,000	$17,800 21 R (including 1 DD), 2 W (including 1 DD)
Zane	$400	$800	$1,200	$2,200 3rd place: $1,000	$1,200 4 R, 2 W

Jeopardy! Round

HISTORY REPEATS	THE ENTERTAINER	PATENTS	BIBLICAL ART	WHERE'S THAT STATE SCHOOL?	"EFF" FOR EFFORT
$200 [14] 5 years to the day after Lindbergh's historic transatlantic flight, she became the first woman to complete the feat Amelia Earhart Dana	$200 [6] The person hosting & directing your attention at a circus performance the ringmaster Hunter	$200 [26] In 1868 Christopher Sholes received a patent on this machine; he later created its QWERTY layout a typewriter Hunter	$200 [9] One of his Sistine Chapel ceiling frescos shows the great flood Michelangelo Dana	$200 [28] This University of California city declared itself nuke-free in 1986 Berkeley Dana	$200 [1] Bubbling, like soda effervescent Hunter
$400 [15] In 1631 at least 3,000 people were killed & many villages destroyed by an eruption of this volcano that buried Pompeii Vesuvius Hunter	$400 [7] A pyrotechnician is someone involved in the art of making these fireworks Hunter	$400 [25] In 1845 Scottish engineer Robert Thomson patented pneumatic these, which lasted for 1,200 miles on English roads tires Dana	$400 [10] (Jimmy of the Clue Crew shows two paintings on the monitor.) In da Vinci's "The Last Supper", this apostle seated here isfacing Jesus; in Rubens' version, he facesaway from Jesus, perhaps in shame Judas Zane	$400 [17] The main campus of the University of Oklahoma is in this city, also a first name Norman Zane	$400 [2] 6-letter term for a different kind of burning man an effigy Hunter
DD $500 [23] Like Anne Boleyn, this fifth wife of Henry VIII was also accused of adultery & beheaded Catherine Howard Hunter	$600 [8] To entertain their customers, Japanese geishas may dance, recite poetry or use a shamisen to do this play music Dana	$600 [19] Joseph Glidden used his wife's hairpins to devise this type of fencing that he patented in 1874 barbed wire Hunter	$600 [11] Now at the Louvre, Veronese's painting of a wedding banquet in this town originally hung in a dining hall Cana Dana	$600 [18] They're Russian around & having a capital time at the University of Idaho in this city Moscow	$600 [3] Expunging, or withdrawing oneself shyly; it's often found after "self-" effacing Hunter
$600 [21] Like Abraham Lincoln, this president was also born in a log cabin & died from wounds inflicted by an assassin, in 1881 Garfield Dana	$800 [16] 6-letter word for a British street performer who solicits donations from passersby a busker Zane	$800 [20] Isaac Singer & Elias Howe both patented these, but an 1854 court found Singer had infringed on Howe's patent the sewing machine Dana	$800 [12] As in the painting seen here, this apostle is oftendepictedin art holding a key (St.) Peter Dana	$800 [29] Read up on your Faulkner on the main campus of the University of Mississippi in this city Oxford Zane	$800 [4] The audacity! The shameless boldness! You have the this to respond like that?! the effrontery
$800 [22] Tragically, 17 years after Challenger, this Space Shuttle broke apart during reentry Columbia Hunter	$1,000 [27] In "Being John Malkovich", John Cusack tells Catherine Keener he does this job in entertainment; she's unimpressed a puppeteer Hunter	$1,000 [24] An 18th century British patent introduced a loom with a flying one of these devices a shuttle Hunter	$1,000 [13] Dating from 1625, Rembrandt's earliest known painting was "The Stoning of" this martyr Stephen Dana	$1,000 [30] Home base of the University of Georgia, it's also produced some famous bands Athens Hunter	$1,000 [5] This kind of small apartment has a combined living room & bedroom area, a bathroom & kitchenette an efficiency Hunter

Double Jeopardy! Round

FASHION	HEROES	MODERN LOVE	REBEL, REBEL	LET'S GDANSK	DAVID BOWIE
$400 [18] Are you a little vintage & a little hippie? You're boho chic, "boho" from this longer word bohemian Hunter	$400 [2] It's a hero regarded with blind admiration, though Leviticus warns against a "turn" to them an idol Dana	$400 [6] A 1998 singles event at a California coffee bar with 10-minute tete-a-tetes began the practice known as this speed dating Hunter	$400 [10] Mark Twain, who in 1861 briefly joined a pro-secessionist unit of this state's guard Missouri Dana Zane	$400 [13] Labor unrest at the Gdansk shipyards in 1980 led to the creation of this union Solidarity Hunter	$400 [14] David Bowie ch-ch-changed his name from Davy Jones to avoid confusion with Davy Jones of this group The Monkees Hunter
$800 [19] Bearing the name of a type of aircraft, itwas made famous as part of the uniform of WWII U.S. Army Air Corps pilots a bomber jacket Dana	$1,200 [4] Founded in Manchester in 1821, this newspaper with a heroic name is one of England's most influential The Manchester Guardian	$800 [7] If distance separates ye, use this Mac-to-Mac "video-calling experience" that starts with a body part FaceTime Hunter	$800 [11] Wassily Kandinsky, one of the first to work in this non-realist style that's on page 1 of dictionaries of art abstract Zane	$800 [27] Under the provisions of this 1919 treaty, Gdansk became a free city administered by Poland the Treaty of Versailles Hunter	$800 [12] David Bowie & his wife, this Somali-born model, made a beautiful couple Iman Hunter
DD $1,000 [24] David Bowie was a style icon of this look, from the Greek for "male & female in one" androgynous Dana	$1,600 [5] Also the name of an old video game, it precedes "of the faith" in British monarchs' titles defender Hunter	$1,200 [8] AKA "slow fade", this "spectral" 21st century dating term involves ending a relationship by simply disappearing ghosting Dana	$1,200 [20] Against slavery & the Mexican War: this "Civil Disobedience" author Thoreau Hunter Dana	$1,200 [28] During WWII the Gdansk shipyards built several dozen of these, beginning with No. 401, later sunk by a British depth charge a U-boat Hunter	$1,200 [15] In memory of the late, great Bowie, she performed a medley of his hits at the Grammys in 2016 Lady Gaga
$1,600 [25] It's the literary name of the type of collar seen here Peter Pan Dana	DD $2,000 [3] From the Latin for "battlefield" comes this word for a fighter or dog who has beaten all challengers a champion Dana	$1,600 [1] If you want a marriage ceremony without a specific religious theme, try one this 17-letter way nondenominational Hunter	$1,600 [21] Against 18th century good taste: this marquis who wrote "Justine" de Sade Dana	$1,600 [29] In 1308 these German knights seized control of Danzig, aka Gdansk, & held the city until 1466 the Teutonic Knights Dana	$1,600 [16] Bowie had a song & an album named for this alter ego who "played guitar" Ziggy Stardust Hunter
$2,000 [26] Appropriately, a scuba dress is often made from this synthetic rubber created at DuPont & used for wetsuits Neoprene Hunter	$2,000 [9] The name for any one of Charlemagne's 12 knightly heroes Paladins Hunter	$2,000 [23] A "Say I Do" bridal expo was a place in this "ordinal" game where virtual couples could go before virtually tying the knot Second Life Dana	$2,000 [22] Against tonal music: this Austrian composer in his 1909 Piano Pieces, Opus 11 Schoenberg Dana	$2,000 [30] Born in Gdansk in 1927, this German author of "The Tin Drum" set many of his novels in the city Günter Grass Dana	$2,000 [17] David Bowie's first U.S. No. 1 album, it was released on his birthday in 2016, just 2 days before his death Blackstar

Final Jeopardy!

CONTEMPORARIES

In an 1864 letter, he congratulated Abraham Lincoln on reelection on behalf of "the workingmen of Europe"

Karl Marx

Zane "Who is Marx?" — wagered $1,000

Dana "Who is Marx?" — wagered $10,000

Hunter "Who is Marx?" — wagered $15,901

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