Show #7796 2018-07-02 (taped 2018-03-06) Regular

Contestants

Suzanne Koppelman — a museum education manager from New York, New York

Adam Scholze — a tutor from Pasadena, California

Scott McFadden — a librarian from Muncie, Indiana (whose 3-day cash winnings total $78,401)

Scores

Player	First Commercial	End of Jeopardy!	End of Double Jeopardy!	Final	Coryat
Scott	$-400	$2,800	$12,200	$16,201 2nd place: $2,000	$8,800 16 R (including 1 DD), 5 W
Adam	$-200	$1,600	$6,000	$11,995 3rd place: $1,000	$6,000 11 R, 3 W
Suzanne	$600	$3,200	$16,200	$24,401 New champion: $24,401	$14,800 18 R (including 2 DDs), 3 W

Jeopardy! Round

DANISH FOOD & DRINK	GOVERNMENT ABCs	SMALL-SCREEN CRIME FIGHTERS	BORN & DIED	BOOK OF THE MONTH	ANAGRAM PAIRS
$200 [8] (Sarah of the Clue Crew presents from Torvehallerne Market in Copenhagen, Denmark.) A Danish culinary staple, smørrebrød means these two simple foods, but the open-facedsandwichesof that name get a lot fancier bread and butter Suzanne	$200 [13] One of its accomplishments was the banning of DDT:EPA the Environmental Protection Agency Suzanne	$200 [1] A crack team of profilers led by special agent David Rossi (Joe Mantegna) tackles the toughest cases on this show Criminal Minds	$200 [14] He was born Jan. 15, 1929 in Atlanta; died with a dream in his heart in Memphis on April 4, 1968 Martin Luther King Jr. Scott	$200 [5] "The Ides of ____" by Thornton Wilder March Scott	$200 [26] Cut calories & cut & splice a film edit and diet Suzanne
$400 [9] (Jimmy of the Clue Crew presents from Torvehallerne Market in Copenhagen, Denmark.) In Denmark, a danish isn't a danish, but a wienerbrød, introduced by bakers who came to Copenhagen in the 19th century from this European city Vienna Scott	$400 [15] Legislation that allows you access to public records:FOIA the Freedom of Information Act Suzanne	$400 [2] Played by Don Knotts, this small-screen cop helped keep the peace in Mayberry Barney Fife Scott	$400 [16] This First Lady was born in Southampton, New York in 1929 & died in Manhattan in 1994 Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis Suzanne	$400 [7] "Light in ____" by William Faulkner August Adam	$400 [27] An adult female horse & 500 sheets of paper a mare and a ream Adam
$600 [22] (Sarah of the Clue Crew presents from Torvehallerne Market in Copenhagen, Denmark.) Mayonnaise & mustard seed are among the marinades used when Danes are ready for this pickled fish, the silver of the sea herring Adam	$600 [20] There's lots to check out there:LOC the Library of Congress Scott	$600 [3] Set in Washington D.C., "NCIS" spun off versions that take place in these other 2 cities New Orleans and Los Angeles Suzanne	$800 [18] Born in Chicago in 1943, he was checkmated in Reykjavik in 2008 Bobby Fischer Scott	$600 [10] "All My ____s: My Memories of 12 World Series When the Yankees Ruled Baseball" by Mickey Mantle Octobers Scott Adam	$600 [28] A female relative & a sushi staple aunt and tuna Scott
$800 [23] (Sarah of the Clue Crew presents from Bornholm Island, Denmark.) We've "stalk"ed this plant to Denmark, where it's called rabarber; it makes famous Danish dessert porridge, & here on Bornholm Island, a refreshing juice rhubarb Scott	$800 [21] The Census Bureau is part of it:DOC Department of Commerce Adam	$800 [4] Officer Kono Kalakaua dealt with the yakuza & the task force questioning her loyalty on this CBS reboot Hawaii Five-0 Suzanne	DD $1,000 [17] Born in Spain in 1881, he "drew" his last breath near Cannes April 8, 1973 Picasso Suzanne	$800 [11] "Henry and ____" by Anais Nin Henry and June	—
$1,000 [24] (Jimmy of the Clue Crew presents from Torvehallerne Market in Copenhagen, Denmark.) Aquavit for everyone, but first, let's toast to health & friendship, using this Scandinavian equivalent of "cheers" skål Scott	$1,000 [25] Industrial hazards in the workplace are among this administration's concerns:OSHA the Occupational Safety and Health Administration Scott	$1,000 [6] This British show starred Helen Mirren as Detective Jane Tennison; NBC aired a version with Maria Bello Prime Suspect	$1,000 [19] His adventures began in Wales in 1888; he spent some time in the Middle East, then died in a motorcycle accident in 1935 Lawrence of Arabia Suzanne	$1,000 [12] "The Two Faces of ____" by Patricia Highsmith January Scott	—

Double Jeopardy! Round

SHAKESPEAREAN MENAGERIE	MALE & FEMALE WORDS	ON THE ISLAND	AMERICAN HISTORY	COMMUNICATION	MUSICAL "P"ERFORMERS
$400 [2] A ghost in "Hamlet" speaks of "hair to stand on end, like quills" of this animal a porcupine Adam	$400 [5] This type of "lady" is a sobriquet for Margaret Thatcher; this type of "man" is a sobriquet for Tony Stark iron Scott	$400 [12] Tokyo Honshu Scott Adam	$400 [23] On April 19, 1995 2 homegrown terrorists bombed the U.S. Federal Building in this city Oklahoma City Scott	$400 [17] America's first multi-page one (well, 4 pages) was called "Publick Occurrences Both Forreign and Domestick" a newspaper Scott Suzanne	$400 [1] "Alive" & "Jeremy" were songs on this Seattle group's 1991 album "Ten" Pearl Jam Scott
$800 [6] Speaking of deceit, Gloucester in "Henry VI, Part 3" says, "I can add colors to" this lizard the chameleon Scott	$800 [8] This "boy" was a WWII pilot; this "girl" was a dancer on "In Living Color" flyboy and flygirl	$800 [13] Diamond Head Oahu Suzanne	$800 [24] On March 12, 1933 FDR warmed America with the first of these informal radio addresses a fireside chat Suzanne	$800 [18] Coaster-shaped ones for people waiting for a table have a mile range, but the restaurant limits it so you won't wander a beeper (or a pager) Adam	$800 [3] Let's talk about this spicy rapper, part of the trio behind "Shoop" & "Push It" Pepa Adam
$1,200 [7] In some editions of "King John" the son of the king of France is called this, also the name of a large aquatic animal the Dauphin Suzanne	$1,200 [9] Major Leaguers Cameron Maybin & Drew Storen were once this "boy"; Barbara Gordon changed herself into this "girl" batboy Adam	$1,200 [14] The Mulini Villa, once home to Napoleon Elba Adam Suzanne	$1,200 [25] In 1859 future Civil War general Daniel Sickles shot & killed Philip Barton Key, the son of this songwriter Francis Scott Key Scott	$1,200 [19] This dash-&-dot dialect debuted in 1838 Morse code Suzanne	$1,200 [4] "Marvin Gaye", this singer's debut single, was a duet with Meghan Trainor Charlie Puth Suzanne
$1,600 [30] Ariel sings to Prospero, "where" this insect "sucks, there suck I; in a cowslip's bell I lie" the bee	$1,600 [22] Male & female words that precede "headed" to describe a stubborn person & the Egyptian goddess Hathor bull and cow	$1,600 [15] The Cliffs of Moher Ireland Suzanne	$2,000 [27] In 1797 most of Congress counted themselves part of this party, but by 1827 it was dead the Federalist Party Scott Suzanne	$1,600 [20] The BBC World Service began in 1932 only on this type of radio, but has dropped that service in Europe & North America shortwave Suzanne	$1,600 [10] Here's Keely Smith with this man, her one-time partner in music & life Louis Prima
$2,000 [28] In a Shakespeare poem, this bird of fable is paired with a turtle(dove) the phoenix	$2,000 [29] A college in London with alumni like John Keats, & a college in NYC with alumni like Jerry Seinfeld Queens College and Kings College Adam	$2,000 [16] Quezon City Luzon Adam Suzanne	DD $5,000 [26] The photo from a 1967 march on the Pentagon demonstrates this rhyming slogan of the time flower power Scott	DD $3,000 [21] There's no such thing as a native speaker of this, a word found before "English" for a mix of a colonizing & a local language pidgin Suzanne	$2,000 [11] We had to face it--we were "Addicted To Love" in 1986 thanks to this British singer Robert Palmer Adam

Final Jeopardy!

20th CENTURY NOVELS

In a 1989 novel, Jing-Mei Woo says, "My father has asked me to be the fourth corner" in this title group

the Joy Luck Club

Adam "What is the Joy Luck Club?" — wagered $5,995

Scott "What is The Joy Luck Club?" — wagered $4,001

Suzanne "What is The Joy Luck Club?" — wagered $8,201

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