Show #7597 2017-09-26 (taped 2017-04-25) Regular

Austin Rogers game 1.

Contestants

Austin Rogers — a bartender from New York, New York

Tina Doppler — a small business owner from Crown Point, Indiana

Dennis Fawcett — a painter and handyman from San Diego, California (whose 1-day cash winnings total $24,000)

Scores

Player	First Commercial	End of Jeopardy!	End of Double Jeopardy!	Final	Coryat
Dennis	$2,000	$3,000	$3,400	$836 3rd place: $1,000	$3,400 14 R, 7 W
Tina	$-200	$1,400	$6,600	$6,000 2nd place: $2,000	$8,600 14 R, 3 W (including 1 DD)
Austin	$3,800	$4,200	$26,000	$36,000 New champion: $36,000	$15,400 24 R (including 2 DDs), 4 W

Jeopardy! Round

18th CENTURY AMERICA	ENTERTAINMENT AWARDS	FOOD STUFF	DOUBLE DOUBLE LETTERS	CAPITAL CITIES	MISREMEMBERED HARRY POTTER BOOK TITLES
$200 [8] Just like the Constitution, the Articles of Confederation had one of these introductory statements a preamble Dennis Austin	$200 [29] A 24-karat gold-plated tone arm is part of this award that weighs 5 pounds a Grammy Dennis	$200 [13] It's the cereal that goes "snap, crackle, pop" Rice Krispies Austin	$200 [1] A period of 1,000 years a millennium Tina	$200 [7] "City of Angels, the Great City, the Residence of the Emerald Buddha" is just the start of the official name of this Thai capital Bangkok Austin	$200 [24] "Harry Potter &" these poultry innards "of Fire" giblets
$400 [3] In the 1770s George Washington enlarged this house by adding smaller wings & erecting many outbuildings Mount Vernon Austin	$400 [30] Richard Pryor was the first recipient of this prize for American humor that's named for a 19th century novelist Mark Twain Austin	$400 [17] One of these tropical fruits of the genus Musa has only about 110 calories, 0 mg cholesterol & 400 mg potassium a banana Tina	$400 [2] How about a nice cup of this? a cappuccino Austin	$400 [11] The Ataturk Mausoleum & the Museum of Anatolian Civilizations are both in this capital Ankara Tina	$400 [25] "Harry Potter & the Sorcerer's" this beer mug with a hinged lid a stein Tina
$600 [4] "African Slavery in America", a 1770s article by this noted pamphleteer, railed against the practice Thomas Paine Austin	$600 [16] Thisdirector was the first recipient of the honorary Golden Globe that's named for him Cecil B. DeMille Dennis	$600 [18] Fusilli & rotini are both traditional pastas in this shape a spiral Dennis	$600 [21] To the Beatles, it's "a warm gun"; to Charles Schulz, "a warm puppy" happiness Dennis	$600 [10] Its location among oases & its natural fertility earned this Saudi capital its name, from the Arabic for "meadows" Riyadh Dennis	$600 [26] "Harry Potter & the Deathly" these braided breads for the Jewish Sabbath challahs Dennis
$800 [5] In the 1780s this Kentucky frontiersman began serving in several offices, including sheriff & deputy surveyor Daniel Boone Dennis	$800 [14] The Moonman is the statuette coveted at these MTV awards the VMAs (or the Video Music Awards) Austin	$800 [19] A classic beverage of Peru is chicha de jora, a brew made from this grain that's been fermented corn Dennis	$800 [22] Locusts are actually short-horned ones of these insects grasshoppers Tina	$800 [9] Former U.S. Secretary of State Madeleine Albright was born in this world capital Prague Dennis Tina	$800 [27] "Harry Potter & the Prisoner of" this Mexican Pacific Ocean resort city of Sinaloa state Mazatlán Dennis
$1,000 [6] This southernmost colony was the only one not represented at the First Continental Congress in 1774 Georgia Dennis	$1,000 [15] This top prize of the Cannes Film Festival pays tribute to the city's coat of arms the Palme d'Or Austin	$1,000 [20] To change the president's opinion, in 1990 Campbell's relaunched cream of this soup with a recipe contest broccoli Tina	DD $2,000 [23] Belgium has 2 main ethnic groups, the Flemings & this French-speaking people the Walloons Tina	$1,000 [12] It replaced Rawalpindi as a national capital Islamabad Dennis	$1,000 [28] "Harry Potter &" this Arizona-based online school that has had over 200,000 students at one time University of Phoenix Tina

Double Jeopardy! Round

"O" YES, OPERA!	INSECTS	SPORTS ABBREV.	EPONYMS	DEFINING OUR RELATIONSHIP	LET'S SET SOME BOUNDARIES
$400 [11] Rossini operized this Shakespeare play about a jealous lover Othello Tina	$400 [16] Mantis religiosa is a scientific name for this insect the praying mantis Austin	$400 [1] In the 2005-06 season, LeBron James averaged 42.5 MPG--that's not miles per gallon but this minutes per game Tina	$400 [10] This toy we throw around was based on a tin pie plate made by & named for a Connecticut baker Frisbee Austin	$400 [21] What Ares was to Zeus son Dennis Austin	$400 [28] The Phoenicians put silver columns on this "rock" & on the African shore to mark the Mediterranean's safe boundary the Rock of Gibraltar Austin
$800 [12] Citrus growers competed to advertise at the premiere of "The Love for Three" these For the Love of Three Oranges Austin	$800 [17] Seen here, it's the stage of moth development between larva & adult a pupa Dennis	$800 [2] In hockey, PP is this situation in which a penalty gives one team more players than the other power play Austin	$1,200 [7] In the 1950s an Israeli army captain won a competition by creating this submachine gun named for him an Uzi Austin	$800 [22] Regan to Cordelia sister Tina	$800 [30] A 1988 presidential order extended the boundary of these waters belonging to the U.S. from 3 miles to 12 miles offshore the territorial waters Tina
$1,200 [13] A comic operetta by Offenbach tells the story of this hero of myth "in the Underworld" Orpheus Austin	$1,200 [18] The Aedes genus of this insect carries dengue & encephalitis a mosquito Austin	$1,200 [3] Jim Courier & Steffi Graf are members of the ITHF, this the International Tennis Hall of Fame Austin	$1,600 [6] This scarf worn as a tie is French for a Croatian; Croatians serving France wore them in the 30 Years' War a cravat Austin	$1,200 [23] Junior Soprano to Tony Soprano uncle Tina	$1,200 [29] George H.W. Bush metaphorically drew one of these boundaries in 1990 prior to the first Gulf War conflict a line in the sand Austin
$1,600 [14] In 1727 Vivaldi made this man "Furioso" Orlando Dennis	$1,600 [19] To avoid predators, a type of cockroach glows green to mimic the click type of this--why not just click? a beetle Dennis Austin	$1,600 [4] Mariano Rivera & Goose Gossage are among those who have been charged with BS, "blown" this saves Tina	$2,000 [8] This word for boastful swagger isn't from Italian but from a character in "The Faerie Queene" braggadocio Dennis	$1,600 [24] Charlotte Haze to Lolita mother Austin	$2,000 [27] The PBL, or planetary boundary layer, is a region of this lowest part of the Earth's atmosphere the troposphere Dennis Tina
$2,000 [15] Oh boy! The title role in Verdi's first opera is an Italian count who shares his name with this sausage & jerky maker Oberto	$2,000 [20] Some birds put ants in their feathers, maybe because the ants spray this caustic acid, killing parasites formic acid Dennis Austin	$2,000 [5] In cricket, a batsman can be dismissed (that's cricket talk for "out") for LBW, "leg before" this leg before wicket Austin	DD $6,500 [9] Leo Hirschfield named this oblong chewy candy after what he called his daughter Clara a Tootsie Roll Austin	$2,000 [25] Kublai Khan to Genghis Khan grandson Dennis Tina Austin	DD $6,500 [26] The Mason-Dixon Line was originally the boundary between these 2 states Pennsylvania & Maryland Austin

Final Jeopardy!

FICTIONAL CHARACTERS

At the Women in I.T. Awards in 2017, the head of MI-6 said today the real version of the character known by this letter is female

Dennis "What is M? Thank you!" — wagered $2,564

Tina "What is M?" — wagered $600

Austin "What is Q?" — wagered $10,000

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