Show #7645 2017-12-01 (taped 2017-08-23) Regular

Contestants

Melissa Fall — a writer from Los Angeles, California

Tal Kedem — an attorney from New York, New York

Lisa Kristina — a freelance musician from Chicago Heights, Illinois (whose 1-day cash winnings total $15,900)

Scores

Player First Commercial End of Jeopardy! End of Double Jeopardy! Final Coryat
Lisa $2,600 $5,600 $15,200 $20,200
2-day champion: $36,100
$15,200
17 R, 1 W
Tal $2,600 $9,200 $20,000 $9,599
2nd place: $2,000
$20,800
30 R (including 2 DDs), 4 W (including 1 DD)
Melissa $200 $200 $3,800 $0
3rd place: $1,000
$3,800
6 R, 3 W

Jeopardy! Round

THRILLERS & MYSTERIES BEASTLY GLOSSARY 3 CONSECUTIVE VOWELS U.S. LANDMARKS FITNESS NEW GAME VERSIONS
$200 [4]
In "The Woman in Cabin 10", a travel writer on assignment on one of these hears a possible murder
a cruise ship
Tal Melissa
$200 [1]
For nesting, the horned puffin uses its feet & bill to dig & excavate one of these, just like a rabbit
a burrow
Tal
$200 [9]
A pig's typical exclamation
squeal
Tal
$200 [14]
(D.C. mayor Muriel Bowser presents the clue.) The cornerstone of this structure was laid on July 4, 1848; Abraham Lincoln & the 90-year-old widow of Alexander Hamilton were in attendance
the Washington Monument
Tal
$200 [20]
(Sarah of the Clue Crew presents the clue while lifting weights.) Weightlifting isn't futile; it's a form of this training that builds strength by contracting muscles against an opposing force
resistance
Tal
$200 [25]
You wouldn't like this hero when he's angry, so be careful pulling things out of him in Operation--his eyes glow green
the Incredible Hulk
Tal
$400 [5]
The prologue of this thriller is set in the Louvre at 10:46 p.m.
The Da Vinci Code
Melissa
$400 [2]
This 5-letter adjective refers to a wild animal, especially a domestic animal gone wild
feral
Tal
$400 [10]
A division of a government department or a chest of drawers
a bureau
Tal
$400 [15]
7,000 feet above sea level, the south rim of this Arizona attraction has a view to die for
the Grand Canyon
Melissa
$400 [21]
Sprinting & powerlifting are examples of this type of exercise that means "without oxygen"
anaerobic
Tal
$400 [26]
Yellowstone Park is the most valuable property in the National Parks version of this game
Monopoly
Tal
$600 [6]
In "Apprentice in Death", the NYPD's Eve Dallas probes the sniper killings of 3 skaters at this area's Wollman Rink
Central Park
Tal
$600 [3]
Mudskipperdon't need water all the time; it gets around on land just fine using two souped-up pectoral these
fins
Melissa
$600 [11]
This word for impulsive behavior also begins with "imp"
impetuous
Tal
$600 [17]
A granite canopy in Massachusetts now protects this item of national heritage that entered history in 1620
Plymouth Rock
Lisa
$600 [22]
With this kind of workout, it sounds like a drill instructor will tell you to drop & do 40 push-ups, but not so at Barry's
boot camp
Tal
$600 [27]
Mario needs to climb the blocks in the Donkey Kong edition of this precarious game
Jenga
Lisa
$800 [16]
The 4-word "occupational" title of this John le Carre thriller was adapted from an English nursery rhyme
Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy
Tal
$800 [7]
"Caudal" refers to this part of an animal
the tail
Lisa
$800 [12]
Completely devoted, religiously
pious
Lisa Tal
$800 [18]
To tour this dam's power plant, you have to take an elevator 530 feet down through the rock wall of Black Canyon
the Hoover Dam
Tal
$1,000 [24]
Elizabeth Cutler & Julie Rice created this indoor bike workout that's done in dark, candlelit rooms
SoulCycle
Tal
$800 [28]
In the Clue edition based on this sitcom, you need to find who ate the last piece of cheesecake--I suspect Rose!
Golden Girls
Lisa
$1,000 [8]
From the Greek for "transform", it's the beastly process seen here
a metamorphosis
Tal
$1,000 [13]
French term for a licentious man; 3 of its 4 letters are vowels
a roué
Lisa Melissa
$1,000 [19]
The Point of Archeson Shi Shi Beach in Olympic National Park in this state makes quite the postcard
Washington
Tal
DD $1,200 [23]
To improve balance, try this ancient exercise with a Chinese name that means "supreme ultimate fist"
tai chi
Tal
$1,000 [29]
This dice game gets "all shook up" in the Elvis Shake, Rattle & Roll edition
Yahtzee
Lisa

Double Jeopardy! Round

CZECHNOLOGY PAINTERS ON FILM "COMMON" KNOWLEDGE THAT ISLAND IS OURS! DOWN HOME TALK MEDIEVAL FOLKS WHO COULD WRITE
$400 [28]
Semtex, a very dangerous type of this, was created in the Czech town of Semtin
an explosive
Tal
$400 [1]
As Michelangelo in "The Agony and the Ecstasy", Charlton Heston initially resists the pope's orders to paint this room
the Sistine Chapel
Lisa
$400 [16]
Although hundreds of things can lead to one, rhinoviruses are the most frequent culprit
the common cold
Lisa
$400 [21]
Mindanao
the Philippines
Tal
$400 [11]
In song it's "wild blue"; down home, it means over there or at a distance
yonder
Lisa
$400 [6]
Deposed as ruler of Granada in this country, Ibn Buluggin wrote an autobiography--no word on the size of his advance
Spain
Tal
$800 [24]
Seen here is a Czech monument to the discovery of a new way to package this pantry staple in the 1840s
sugar
$800 [2]
Salma Hayek earned a 2002 Oscar nomination in this Julie Taymor film
Frida
Tal
$800 [17]
This Anglican liturgical text was first authorized in 1549
The Book of Common Prayer
Lisa
$800 [22]
Clare Island (an island country itself)
Ireland
Lisa
$800 [12]
The word vermin got altered to this word for a troublesome wild animal
varmint
Tal
$800 [7]
Scholars have identified monks with this job who wrote out the Book of Kells, but only know them as Hands A, B & C
scribes
Lisa
$1,200 [25]
In the early 20th century, Jan Jansky discovered there were 4, not 3, of these types in humans
blood types
Tal
$1,600 [4]
In "Big Eyes", this actress played Margaret Keane, a painter whose husband took credit for her work for years
Amy Adams
Melissa
$1,200 [18]
Just over 100 years old, Parkman Bandstandis one of the newer editions to this great American open space
Boston Common
Tal
$1,200 [23]
Jupiter, Marco & Sanibel Islands
the United States
Melissa
$1,200 [13]
A Trace Adkins hit is called this type of country music bar "Badonkadonk"
a honky tonk
Tal
$1,200 [8]
Many Chinese could; the Tang dynasty has left us about 50,000 of these, in forms such as lushi & jueju
poems
Lisa Tal Melissa
$1,600 [26]
In 1963 Czech chemist Otto Wichterle used new HEMA plastics to make the first soft type of these
contact lenses
Lisa
DD $2,000 [3]
This 1952 study of Toulouse-Lautrec bears the name of the burlesque hall where he spent a lot of time
Moulin Rouge
Tal
$1,600 [19]
The author claimed that 3 months after publication in 1776, this pamphlet had sold 120,000 copies
Common Sense
Tal
DD $2,000 [29]
Elba
Italy
Tal
$1,600 [14]
This 4-word phrase for "bad plan" could literally mean "your collie will not sniff out a quail"
that dog don't hunt (or won't hunt)
Lisa
$1,600 [9]
Despite its title, this saint's "Summa Contra Gentiles" was partly meant as an argument against Jews
St. Thomas Aquinas
$2,000 [27]
Josef Ressel really made this simple machine work for him--he applied it to a ship's propeller & a wine-press roller
a screw
Tal
$2,000 [5]
Lili Taylor played a militant feminist who commits the title crime against a popular pop artist in this film
I Shot Andy Warhol
Melissa
$2,000 [20]
On January 8 the Mariana Islands celebrate this day; Kentucky & Pennsylvania could do the same
Commonwealth Day
Tal
$2,000 [15]
Part of the Interior Dept. from 1849 to 1946 to aid settlement; if you're doing this type of "business", business is good
land office
Lisa
$2,000 [10]
Around 880 Edred, archbishop of Canterbury, wrote to the pope to tell on this "Great" English king who was harassing him
Alfred (the Great)
Lisa

Final Jeopardy!

HISTORIC WORLD BUILDINGS

Rome's Colosseum may have gotten its name because of a colossal circa 65 A.D. statue of this emperor erected nearby

Nero

Melissa "Who is Caesar?" — wagered $3,800
Lisa "Who is Nero?" — wagered $5,000
Tal "Who is Augustus" — wagered $10,401

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