Show #7935 2019-02-22 (taped 2019-01-08) All-Star

2019 All-Star Games match 1, game 2.

Contestants

David Madden — an academic competition director from Ridgewood, New Jersey

Brad Rutter — an actor and producer from Los Angeles, California

Larissa Kelly — an editor for academic competitions from Richmond, California

Alan Lin — a software engineer from Riverside, California

Pam Mueller — a think tank researcher from Culver City, California

Colby Burnett — a college counselor from Chicago, Illinois

Jennifer Giles — a third grade teacher from Longmont, Colorado

Alex Jacob — a freelance trivia writer from Greensboro, North Carolina

Buzzy Cohen — a music executive from Los Angeles, California

Scores

Player First Commercial End of Jeopardy! End of Double Jeopardy! Final Coryat
Team Buzzy $3,800 $4,000 $16,800 $0 $17,400
Jennifer
Team Colby $4,000 $5,000 $11,000 $21,800 $11,000
Alan
Team Brad $3,000 $3,800 $4,200 $8,400 $4,200
David

Jeopardy! Round

TV BY THE NUMBERS THE 1920s FOREIGN-SOUNDING FOOD STATE FACTS THINGS IN MUSEUMS ANAGRAMS OF EACH OTHER
$200 [30]
Agnes Nixon created this soap opera that focused on the Buchanan & Lord families
One Life to Live
David
$200 [29]
In 1925 travelers by car could check into this type of lodging for the first time
a motel
Jennifer
$200 [28]
"Pommes frites" in Bourgogne are better known as these in the States
French fries
Jennifer
$200 [26]
Numbering about 100, large & small, more battles were fought in New Jersey than in any other state during this war
the Revolutionary
Alan
$200 [25]
Trace amounts of boron give the blue color to this gem that Harry Winston donated to the Smithsonian in 1958
the Hope Diamond
David
$200 [27]
A spring month & a type of tuber
May yam
Jennifer
$400 [23]
1980s Fox series about youthful-looking undercover officers
21 Jump Street
Jennifer
$400 [18]
Established by the League of Nations, the Permanent Court of International Justice opened in this city
The Hague
David
$400 [20]
Fried wonton strips, Mandarin orange & sesame dressing are key ingredients in this poultry salad
Asian chicken salad
Alan
$400 [19]
Methinks an annual gathering held in Florence is Alabama's official faire of this type
a Renaissance Faire
Alan
$400 [16]
The Topkapi Palace Museum has the suitably magnificent yataghan (a sword) of this 16th century sultan
Suleiman the Magnificent
David
$400 [7]
An educator's task & dishonestly taking a test
teach & cheat
David
$600 [24]
This '90s sitcom that starred Ryan Reynolds & Nathan Fillion dropped "A Pizza Place" from its title
Two Guys, a Girl and a Pizza Place
David
$600 [17]
After losing the heavyweight title in 1926, this boxer said, "Honey, I just forgot to duck"
(Jack) Dempsey
David
$600 [4]
2 Southwest restaurants claim to have created this deep-fried burrito with a 4-syllable name
a chimichanga
Alan
$600 [15]
It earned its "Equality State" nickname when it entered the Union as the first to give women the right to vote & hold office
Wyoming
Alan
$600 [2]
A museum in Oslo is named for & displays this balsa raft that Thor Heyerdahl used to cross the Pacific in 1947
the Kon-Tiki
Jennifer
$600 [6]
A hypersensitive reaction to a substance & a place to exhibit artworks
allergy & gallery
$800 [22]
This Netflix series is a sort of Brazilian "Hunger Games"
3%
Jennifer
$800 [10]
The remains of Peking man, a member of this species of early "upright" human, were found in China
Homo erectus
Alan
$800 [13]
The name of this fast food hot dog chain refers to an Austrian food item not on its menu
Wienerschnitzel
David
$1,000 [14]
Located in a canyon, Phantom Ranch in this state still receives its mail by mule train
Arizona
Jennifer
$800 [1]
Now at the Louvre, this sculpture was found on the Greek island of Samothrace
Nike (or Winged Victory )
Jennifer
$800 [9]
The act of betraying your nation & one who serves it as a state's representative
treason & senator
David
$1,000 [21]
Bruce Boxleitner starred on this sci-fi series set in the 23rd century aboard the title space station
Babylon 5
$1,000 [8]
Heset off from Britain for a fourth Antarctic expedition, but endured for only a few months before he took ill & died
(Ernest) Shackleton
Alan
$1,000 [12]
Ham, roast pork, cheese & pickles are hallmarks of the sandwich that Floridians dubbed this
a Cuban
Alan
DD $1,400 [3]
In 1999, in a nod to this facility named for a president, Brevard County, Florida added 321 as an area code
Cape Kennedy (or the Kennedy Space Center)
Jennifer
$1,000 [5]
Made of pale blue & white jasperware, the Pegasus vase was given to the British Museum in 1786 by this English potter who made it
Josiah Wedgwood
$1,000 [11]
One brightens your face & the other is dumped on you in "Double Dare"
smile & slime
David

Double Jeopardy! Round

IN MEMORIAM 2018 PHYSIOLOGY POETRY FILL-IN THAT'S A MOUTHFUL! THE ARCTIC LET'S "C" SOME DANCING
$400 [21]
Linda Brown, who as a young student was at the center of this landmark 1954 court case, died in Topeka at 75
Brown v. Board of Education
Alex
DD $100 [12]
The dura mater is the outermost of these layers of protective membranes that surround the brain & the spinal cord
meninges
Alex
$400 [26]
Herrick:"Gather ye ____ while ye may, old time is still a-flying"
rosebuds
Brad
$400 [28]
It's 17 letters long, but it means fear of the number 13
triskaidekaphobia
Alex
DD $100 [7]
Going from Norway to Alaska, this Scandinavian completed the first trip through the Northwest Passage in 1906
Amundsen
Alex
$400 [15]
This dance that shares its name with a Southern city was popularized by a 1923 Broadway show
the Charleston
Pam
$800 [22]
He became a prominent neurologist in England, but he's best remembered for breaking the 4-minute mile
(Roger) Bannister
Alex
$400 [23]
The body's largest joint, it's susceptible to injury such as a torn meniscus
the knee
Alex
$800 [25]
Abel Meeropol:"Southern trees bear a strange ____, blood on the leaves and blood at the root"
fruit
Pam
$800 [27]
I get to say "aspirin"; you get to say this "acid", its other name
acetylsalicylic acid
Alex Pam
$400 [29]
The Norway species of this furry, stubby-tailed little rodent is famous for Arctic mass migrations
a lemming
Pam Brad
$800 [14]
This dance calls for a line, as seen here
the conga
Alex
$1,200 [11]
The book closed on this bestselling author in his trademark white suit, who died at 88
(Tom) Wolfe
Alex
$800 [24]
Highly oxygenated blood is carried away from the heart by this largest artery
the aorta
Brad
$1,200 [4]
Kipling:"We were promised abundance for all, by robbing selected Peter to pay for collective ____"
Paul
Alex
$1,200 [1]
Smithsonian magazine called sleight-of-hand artist Ricky Jay "a leading scholar of" this "and illusion"
prestidigitation
Pam
$800 [30]
NASA's Themis project is dedicated to studying this display in the Arctic caused by charged particles in the magnetosphere
the aurora borealis
Alex
$1,200 [8]
In the 1890s a woman known as la goulue was said to be Paris' best at this dance dance
the can-can
Alex
$1,600 [2]
Friends & fans mourned the loss of this fashion designer in June; she was only 55
(Kate) Spade
Alex
$1,600 [10]
Lying beneath the trapeziusmuscles, these muscles of the shoulder look like an oblique parallelogram, hence the name
the rhomboids
Alex
$1,600 [3]
Eliot:"I will show you fear in a handful of ____"
in a handful of dust
$1,600 [5]
On May 23, 1618 3 guys were tossed out of a castle's windows in what is known as this, sparking a Bohemian revolt
the defenestration of Prague
Brad
$1,200 [6]
On a seal it forms a 3-4" thick layer & the Inuit make lollipops for children from it
blubber
Alex
$1,600 [9]
Bruno noted the "replacement hip action" of a "Dancing With the Stars" competitor in this dance dance dance
the cha-cha-cha
Alex
$2,000 [19]
Famous for his iconic Love series, this pop artist who took his last name from his home state died at 89
(Robert) Indiana
Pam
$2,000 [16]
This bone serves as an anchor for the tongue & does not directly articulate with any other bone
the hyoid
Alex
$2,000 [17]
Carroll:"Beware the jubjub bird, and shun the frumious ____!"
bandersnatch
Pam Brad
$2,000 [18]
Horace's phrase for "words a foot & a half long" gives us this adjective meaning "given to using long words"
sesquipedalian
Brad
$2,000 [20]
The largest on the Arctic Ocean, this Russian city was a base for the British, French & U.S. forces against the Bolsheviks
Murmansk
Pam Brad
$2,000 [13]
"La Bayadere" has 40 arabesques in the entrance for this group, a 3-word French term for a dance troupe's non-soloists
the corps de ballet
Pam

Final Jeopardy!

WOMEN IN U.S. HISTORY

In 1901 this activist was jailed for inspiring the assassination of William McKinley, but the charge was later dropped

Emma Goldman

Larissa "Who is Emma Goldman?" — wagered $4,200
Colby "Who was E. Goldman (Goldman)" — wagered $10,800
Buzzy "Who is Anthony?" — wagered $16,800

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