Show #7331 2016-06-27 (taped 2016-03-29) Regular

Contestants

Tony Orcutt — an analyst from Seattle, Washington

Susan Sexton — an actuary originally from Peachtree Corners, Georgia

Harris Stutman — a medical informaticist from Huntington Beach, California (whose 1-day cash winnings total $23,000)

Scores

Player	First Commercial	End of Jeopardy!	End of Double Jeopardy!	Final	Coryat
Harris	$1,800	$4,800	$9,200	$16,700 2-day champion: $39,700	$9,200 14 R, 4 W
Susan	$2,600	$4,400	$12,800	$8,199 3rd place: $1,000	$12,800 18 R, 2 W
Tony	$1,800	$4,800	$21,000	$16,399 2nd place: $2,000	$19,000 23 R (including 3 DDs), 1 W

Jeopardy! Round

WHICH DOCUMENT CAME FIRST?	MUSICAL SETTINGS	BIBLE BRIEFS	4-LETTER "V"ORDS	I'D LIKE TO THANK	THE ECONOMY OF MOTION PICTURE ARTS & SCIENCES
$200 [11] Hammurabi's Code, the Edict of Milan, the Koran Hammurabi's Code Harris	$200 [2] This musical mostly takes place in & around a palace in Bangkok The King and I Tony	$200 [14] Idyllic eastern spot:G.O.E. the Garden of Eden Susan	$200 [26] It's commonly served parmigiana veal Tony	$200 [21] the person who invented the Cuban cocktail--lime juice, lemon juice, sugar & this potent potable rum Tony	$200 [1] Increasing sales, one building containing several movie theaters is known by this term a multiplex Susan
$400 [12] The Treaties of Utrecht, the Magna Carta, the 95 Theses the Magna Carta Tony	$400 [7] Act I of this musical starts in 1938 at Nonnberg Abbey in Austria The Sound of Music Tony	$400 [15] In Luke 8:2 she had to deal with her own demons:M.M. Mary Magdalene Harris	$400 [27] You "take" this when you make your vows and become a nun the veil Susan	$400 [22] this style of jeansseenherefor their roominess--sometimes you gotta let those calves breathe bell-bottoms Harris	$400 [3] In 2015 Universal became the first studio ever to have 3 films each pass this monetary earnings mark $1 billion Tony
$600 [13] The Federalist Papers, the Articles of Confederation, the Declaration of Independence the Declaration of Independence Harris Susan Tony	$600 [8] It's set at a Baltimore theatre that's doing a musical version of "The Taming of the Shrew" Kiss Me, Kate	$600 [18] It lays out the blesseds:S.O.T.M. the Sermon on the Mount Susan	$600 [28] This word meaning to use an e-cigarette was Oxford Dictionaries' Word of the Year for 2014 vape Susan	$600 [23] Kanye West for giving us so many different versions to choose from of this early 2016 album The Life of Pablo	$600 [4] If you're sharing in a movie's revenue, you don't want your take based on net profits but on this opposite gross earnings Susan
$800 [16] The Fourteen Points, the U.N. Charter,"Mein Kampf" the Fourteen Points Harris	DD $1,000 [9] The Cook County jail in the 1920s is the setting for much of this show Chicago Tony	$800 [19] A trio of sons:C., A. & S. Cain, Abel & Seth Harris	$800 [29] It's the mouse-like rodent seen here a vole Tony	$800 [24] this country for its hospitality; I love Valparaiso, your seaport city on the Pacific Chile Tony	$800 [5] In production budgets, grips & catering are said to be "below" this; star actors & producers, "above" it the line Harris
$1,000 [17] NAFTA, the German Reunification Treaty, the Good Friday Agreement the German Reunification Treaty Harris Tony	$1,000 [10] This show is set in Philadelphia during the Continental Congress 1776 Harris	$1,000 [20] Inscription on Jesus' robe in Revelation:K.O.K. King of Kings Harris	$1,000 [30] A femme fatale a vamp Susan	$1,000 [25] Sen. Edmund Muskie for sponsoring this 1970 Act, ordering auto emissions cut by 90% the Clean Air Act Harris	$1,000 [6] This "wooden" term for the main film released during the summer peak season implies that it holds up a studio's fortunes tentpole Susan

Double Jeopardy! Round

OPRAH'S BOOK CLUB CLASSICS	WAR OF THE WORDS	FOOD & DRINK SCIENCE	MARGARET ME	SAINTS & THEIR CITIES	'90s MUSIC
$400 [26] This Charles Dickens novel that partly takes place in France got the Oprah nod in 2010 A Tale of Two Cities Tony	$400 [21] A public official might have this war word "of interest" & have to recuse himself a conflict Susan	$400 [20] Too many fats in beer interfere with foam stability, so you might not get that nice one of these at the top of the glass head Tony	$400 [11] She led Britain through the 1980s Margaret Thatcher Susan	$400 [6] The Franciscans' founder, St. Francis of this city Assisi Tony	$400 [1] After years as a backup singer, she hit it big in 1994 with "All I Wanna Do" Sheryl Crow Susan
$1,200 [28] One of the 3 William Faulkner books Oprah picked for 2005 The Sound and the Fury (or Light in August or As I Lay Dying ) Tony	$800 [22] This word for a military fight can be found in front of "axe" or "cry" battle Tony	$800 [19] The "danger zone rule" suggests that these organisms, like Shigella, multiply right up until you cook them at 140° bacteria Tony	$800 [12] I'll get you to name this"Wizard of Oz" actress, my pretty Margaret Hamilton Harris	$800 [7] Patron saint of Peru & all of South America, St. Rose of this city Lima Harris	$800 [2] This country superstar's "Friends In Low Places" was named CMA Single of the Year for 1991 Garth Brooks Susan
$1,600 [29] As a tie-in with her selection of this Alan Paton work about apartheid, Oprah sent 3 viewers on a trip to South Africa Cry, the Beloved Country Harris	$1,200 [23] This 4-letter word can mean a boxing match or a period of illness a bout Susan	$1,200 [16] Black teas increase by almost half the possibly anti-aging activity of these compounds, like vitamin E antioxidants Susan	$1,200 [13] Princess Margaret was born in 1930, 4 years after this sister Elizabeth II Harris Susan	$1,200 [8] A patron saint of the Internet, but not of barbers, Spanish theologian St. Isidore of here Seville Tony	$1,200 [3] This Seattle band's 1991 debut album was titled "Ten" for the uniform number of NBA player Mookie Blaylock Pearl Jam Susan
$2,000 [30] "Night" is this author's autobiographical work about a 12-year-old enduring Nazi camps (Elie) Wiesel Harris	$1,600 [24] 3 E's are the only vowels you need to spell this French word for a fight a melee Tony	$1,600 [17] Birds can't taste this pungent compound found in hot peppers, so they eat them & spread the seeds far & wide capsaicin Tony	$1,600 [14] Margaret Burbidge was the first woman to head up this royal observatory Greenwich Tony	$1,600 [9] 14th century mystic & patron saint of Italy, St. Catherine of this city in Tuscany Siena Susan	$1,600 [4] In 1998 these gals had back-to-back No. 1 hits with "There's Your Troubles" & "Wide Open Spaces" the Dixie Chicks Harris Tony
DD $3,000 [27] In 2004 Oprah reached back to this 19th century classic about an adulterous Russian wife Anna Karenina Tony	DD $1,600 [25] This old-timey term for hand-to-hand combat starts with a hand ready to strike a blow fisticuffs Tony	$2,000 [18] Green bananas produce this gas, which causes them to ripen; trapping the gas in a bag speeds up the process ethylene Susan	$2,000 [15] She coined the term "birth control" Margaret Sanger Harris	$2,000 [10] Bishop, patron of France & "The Glory of Gaul", St. Martin of this city Tours	$2,000 [5] "Protect Ya Neck" was the first single by this hip-hop group with a martial arts-themed name the Wu-Tang Clan Susan

Final Jeopardy!

FRENCH MONARCHS

His reign was interrupted for "100 days" in the 19th century before he was restored & reigned for 9 years more

Louis XVIII

Harris "Who was Louis XVIII (18)" — wagered $7,500

Susan "Who is Louis Napoleon?" — wagered $4,601

Tony "Who is Napoleon" — wagered $4,601

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