Show #8187 2020-03-24 (taped 2020-01-28) Regular

Contestants

Nick Klotz — a financial analyst from Milwaukee, Wisconsin

Lindsay Evans — a prospect research strategist from Seattle, Washington

Kimberly Flynn — a writer and editor from Wayne, Pennsylvania (whose 1-day cash winnings total $32,800)

Scores

Player First Commercial End of Jeopardy! End of Double Jeopardy! Final Coryat
Kimberly $-600 $1,200 $4,800 $0
3rd place: $1,000
$4,800
6 R, 1 W
Lindsay $1,000 $3,200 $11,400 $9,599
2nd place: $2,000
$14,600
20 R (including 1 DD), 4 W (including 2 DDs)
Nick $3,000 $5,000 $15,400 $22,801
New champion: $22,801
$15,400
20 R, 2 W

Jeopardy! Round

I WROTE THAT! CAR "MA" FOREIGN GEOGRAPHICAL TERMS AFRICAN-AMERICAN PERFORMERS WHAT AN IDIOM! SHINY THINGS
$200 [1]
"In the crook of Bond's arm... she said, not in a gangster's voice... 'Will you write to me in Sing Sing?"'
(Ian) Fleming
Nick
$200 [30]
It makes the CX-3
Mazda
Kimberly
$200 [26]
Preceding Madre & Nevada, it's Spanish for a jagged mountain chain
Sierra
Nick
$200 [25]
(Hi, I'm Kevin Hart.) My inspirations for standup comedy include Chappelle, Pryor, Rock &this mentor & friend; the "Ice Creaaaam!" bit alone in "Delirious" in 1983, legendary
Eddie Murphy
Lindsay
$200 [23]
It doesn't affect me adversely, so it's "No skin" from here
off my nose
Lindsay
$200 [29]
A river in Germany gave its name to this shiny artificial gem that's often cut to look like a diamond
a rhinestone
Nick
$400 [2]
"'District twelve. where you can starve to death in safety,' I mutter"
(Suzanne) Collins
Lindsay
$400 [4]
It makes the Gran Turismo & the Quattroporte
Maserati
Kimberly Lindsay
$400 [7]
Brücke is German for this structure
a bridge
Lindsay
$400 [24]
In 2002 she won an Oscar for "Monster's Ball"
Halle Berry
Lindsay
$400 [22]
To do or say the most fitting thing is to do this construction task with a tool to a fastener
hitting the nail on the head
$400 [17]
Since the 1980s this country has had a shiny gold coin called the nugget; one version shows a wallaby
Australia
Lindsay
$600 [3]
"'He bears no letter of infamy wrought into his garment, as thou dost"'
Hawthorne
Lindsay
$600 [11]
In 1914 a brand name was born when he raced cars up Aston Hill
(Lionel) Martin
Lindsay
$600 [8]
Before Frio & San Lucas, it means cape
Cabo
Nick
$600 [14]
Tracee Ellis Ross of "black-ish" is the daughter of this supreme-ly talented woman
Diana Ross
Nick
$600 [19]
A wartime idiom & song says, "Praise the Lord & pass" this
the ammunition
Kimberly
$600 [18]
This 9-letter adjective can mean both showing great intelligence or shining brightly
brilliant
$800 [5]
"He told her how he had listened to the sweet song of the sirens; how he had sailed by the wandering rocks, by dread Charybdis"
Homer
Lindsay
$800 [12]
In 1969 Ford saddled up this Mustang stablemate
Maverick
$800 [9]
In Chinese: he, as in Huang He
a river
Nick
$800 [15]
Shewas hilarious in 2009, headlining the first White House Correspondents' Dinner under President Obama
(Wanda) Sykes
Nick
$800 [20]
I'm going to expose a scandal! So I'll be doing this action involving a device that emits a high-pitched sound
a whistle blower, blowing a whistle
Nick
$800 [28]
In Reagan's 34th & final speech from the Oval Office, he reflected on a favorite saying about a "shining city upon" this
a hill
Nick
DD $1,400 [6]
"'He had decided to live forever or die in the attempt, and his only mission each time he went up was to come down alive"
Joseph Heller
Lindsay
$1,000 [13]
This last name of Mercedes designer Wilhelm follows Mercedes in the name of a very upscale line of cars
Maybach
Kimberly
$1,000 [10]
In Norwegian: regnskog (it's full of life)
rain forest
$1,000 [16]
This "How to Get Away with Murder" actress graduated from Juilliard in 1993 & is an Emmy, Oscar & Tony award winner
Viola Davis
Lindsay
$1,000 [21]
19th century British PM Lord John Russell was jeered for writing nonsense when he coined "Conspicuous by its" this
absence
Kimberly
$1,000 [27]
Headlights using this noble gas, atomic number 54, are said to shine brighter than those using halogen
xenon

Double Jeopardy! Round

GET-TOGETHERS FILM ANALYSIS BONES COLONIAL AMERICA "CH" SQUARED COMEDIA DELL'ARTE CHARACTERS
$400 [1]
In military life one excuse for a party is this career event; a family member may get to do the pinning of the new insignia
a promotion
$400 [9]
The high-flying Maverick is on cruise control but Goose gets cooked; oh, & there's some shirtless volleyball
Top Gun
Nick
$400 [22]
Its middle section is made up of the thoracic vertebrae
the spine
Lindsay
$400 [14]
1767's Townshend Acts placed duties on imports to the colonies on lead, glass, paint, paper & (uh-oh!) this nonpotent potable
tea
Nick
$400 [28]
In 2009 Dmitry Medvedev said the counterinsurgency against this republic had ended
Chechnya
Lindsay
$800 [23]
The word "pants" comes from the name of this villainous character who wore long red trousers
Pantalone
Lindsay
$800 [2]
Chapter 18 of "Pride and Prejudice" takes place at this type of dancing party at Netherfield
a ball
Lindsay
$1,200 [5]
Rosamund Pike disappears from Ben Affleck's life (for a bit)
Gone Girl
Nick
$800 [21]
The metacarpal bones of your hands correspond to these bones of your feet
metatarsal
Lindsay Nick
$800 [13]
Of 500 colonists in this first English settlement in N. America in fall 1609, fewer than 1/5 would survive the coming winter
Jamestown
Lindsay
$800 [27]
13-letter profession of Ichabod Crane in "Legend of Sleepy Hollow"
schoolteacher
$1,600 [25]
This braggart appears in "Bohemian Rhapsody"--could he do the fandango?
Scaramouche
Lindsay
$1,200 [3]
In Amish culture, a frolic is an event combining practical and social aspects, like the raising of this structure
a barn
Nick
$1,600 [6]
Clint is hacked off at Hackman & the Old West gets wild
Unforgiven
Nick
$1,200 [15]
This word for the shoulder comes from Latin for "shoulder" & "blade"
scapula
Nick
$1,200 [10]
With the hated "Intolerable Acts" on their minds, the first of these government bodies met in Philadelphia in 1774
the Continental Congress
Nick
$1,200 [19]
Alan Moore created this "Watchmen" character as a bad version of Batman, & cringed a bit when fans idolized him
Rorschach
$2,000 [26]
Pedrolino often used white makeup instead of a mask & was the inspiration for the tragic clown of this Leoncavallo opera
Pagliacci
Nick
$1,600 [4]
In 19th century England you might be invited to an unwrapping party for this item that had been brought from Egypt
a mummy
Lindsay Nick
DD $2,000 [8]
A Raquel Welch poster does a lot more than just hang on the wall in Andy Dufresne's prison cell
Shawshank Redemption
Lindsay
$1,600 [16]
It sounds like an alternate name of ancient Troy, but anatomically, it's the upper part of the hip bone
the ilium
Lindsay
$1,600 [11]
Hold that tiger! The College of New Jersey was founded in 1746 & would later become this university
Princeton
Kimberly
$1,600 [20]
A staple in Mexico City, they'recrunchy pieces of deep-fried pork skin
chicharrones
DD $3,000 [24]
This type of physical comedy is named for the bat Arlecchino, AKA Harlequin, used to beat his comic victims
slapstick
Lindsay
$2,000 [18]
It's French for "evening"; an 1887 book of manners says it's held at an early hour & is more about conversation than dancing
a soiree
Nick
$2,000 [7]
In a 2013 film Tom Hanks takes Alabama to sea & must figure out how to deal with unexpected guests
Captain Phillips
Lindsay
$2,000 [17]
Lifesaving chest compressions during CPR can sometimes cause a fracture of this, AKA the breastbone
a sternum
Nick
$2,000 [12]
Claims that the authorities had not done enough to protect against Indian attacks encouraged this 1676 rebellion
Bacon's Rebellion
Nick
$2,000 [29]
This French phrase means "seek the woman"
cherchez la femme
Kimberly

Final Jeopardy!

AMERICAN POETS

This New York woman died in 1887, the year after the subject of her most famous poem was unveiled

Emma Lazarus

Kimberly "Who is Eliz Barrett" — wagered $4,800
Lindsay "Who is Emily Dickinson?" — wagered $1,801
Nick "Who is [something crossed out] Emma Lazarus" — wagered $7,401

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