Show #4915 2006-01-13 (taped 2005-10-26) Regular

Kevin Marshall game 4.

Contestants

Michelle Hickman — a stay-at-home mom from Shoreline, Washington

David Grant — a freelance communications business consultant from the Bronx, New York

Kevin Marshall — a student from Metairie, Louisiana (whose 3-day cash winnings total $56,801)

Scores

Player	First Commercial	End of Jeopardy!	End of Double Jeopardy!	Final	Coryat
Kevin	$2,200	$6,400	$16,800	$16,600 4-day champion: $73,401	$18,000 21 R, 5 W (including 2 DDs)
David	$3,000	$4,800	$6,800	$7,800 2nd place: $2,000	$6,800 17 R, 4 W
Michelle	$2,600	$3,600	$2,400	$2,400 3rd place: $1,000	$2,600 12 R (including 1 DD), 3 W

Jeopardy! Round

NEW YORK STATE	LET'S GO "2" THE MOVIES	POLITICAL KISS-OFF	DOUBLE DAILIES	19th CENTURY NAMES	PROVERBS BY INITIALS
$200 [11] You can buy a Vitameatavegamin TV night light at the Jamestown museum honoring her Lucille Ball David	$200 [1] Featuring the voice of Mike Myers, this film reached $300 million faster than any film before it--18 days Shrek 2 Michelle	$200 [26] In a stunning reversal, a baby kisses a politician!--the one seen here Harry Truman David	$200 [21] This company's happy to serve you a daily Double Caramel Macchiato or Frappuccino Starbucks Kevin	$200 [16] Actor Joseph Jefferson was renowned for his portrayal of this snoozy Washington Irving character Rip Van Winkle David	$200 [6] "Blood is T.T.W." thicker than water Michelle
$400 [12] This New York metropolis is nicknamed "The Bison City" Buffalo David	$400 [2] Before becoming the supervillain in this film, Dr. Otto Octavius worked to make fusion a cheap energy source Spider-Man 2 Michelle	$400 [27] Trying to mend fences, he's the world leader seen here with the First Lady in 2003 Chirac David	$400 [22] Unfortunately, even if I play golf every day, I'll score at least one of these, 2 strokes over par on a hole a double bogey David	$400 [17] He improved the French milk & wine industries & made a vaccine for anthrax Pasteur Kevin	$400 [7] "Look B.Y.L." before you leap Michelle
$600 [13] Chittenango holds an annual 4-day OZFest for this man born there in 1856 & no, Ozzy isn't that old L. Frank Baum David	DD $400 [3] In this 1997 sequel a cruise ship is going too fast & everyone might get killed Speed 2 ( : Cruise Control ) Michelle	$600 [28] Hey, why the long face, baby?Thisworld leader showed his softer side in 2005 Vladimir Putin David	$600 [23] This performer's "Adventure" takes place in a 7-million-gallon pool in San Diego at least twice a day Shamu Kevin	$600 [18] In 1897 this U.S. train car maker was buried in a room-sized block of concrete to guard against angry workers (George) Pullman Kevin	$600 [8] "T.H.A. better than one" two heads are (two hands are accepted) Kevin
$800 [14] 10 feet plus of hoax, "The Cardiff Giant" has been on display at the Farmers' Museum in this Hall of Fame city since 1948 Cooperstown David	$800 [4] This Reese Witherspoon sequel is subtitled "Red, White and Blonde" Legally Blonde 2 Kevin	$800 [29] He's seen here with his wife; his state kissed him off in 2003 Gray Davis Kevin	$800 [24] Every day in Vegas, baby, Vegas, folks split their aces & double down playing this game blackjack Kevin	$800 [19] After this British poet drowned off Italy in 1822, his friend E.J. Trelawny kept his heart Percy Shelley Kevin	$800 [9] "A watched P.N.B." pot never boils Kevin
$1,000 [15] While living in these New York mountains, Robert Louis Stevenson began writing "The Master of Ballantrae" the Adirondacks Kevin	$1,000 [5] Jessie, a cowgirl doll, pines for her former owner in the song "When She Loved Me" in this 1999 sequel Toy Story 2 Michelle	$1,000 [30] LBJ gives this fellow Texan & Speaker of the House seenherea peck on his birthday Sam Rayburn David	$1,000 [25] Your daily grammar lesson: we don't not have an example of this 2-word syntactic construction in the clue a double negative Michelle	$1,000 [20] He wasn't "The Greatest", but he did rule Egypt from 1805 to 1848 Muhammad Ali David	$1,000 [10] "T.I.S.T. fiction" truth is stranger than Kevin David

Double Jeopardy! Round

OLD HAMPSHIRE	IN A MUSICAL MOOD	DRAMATISTS	IT'S THE BERRIES	AN "A" IN SCIENCE	SPORTS PAGE CLICHÉS
DD $200 [30] Winchester, the county seat of Hampshire, was the capital of this Western Anglo-Saxon kingdom of England Wessex Kevin	$400 [1] It's the 1946 Western that shares its name with the song heard here My Darling Clementine Kevin	$400 [6] He coined the name Jessica for the character of Shylock's daughter Shakespeare Michelle	$400 [11] The 1st important American variety of this shortcake fruit was the hovey, grown in 1834 in Massachusetts strawberry Michelle	$400 [16] This nearly transparent 3-syllable envelope of gases surrounding the Earth is about 78% nitrogen the atmosphere David	$400 [21] It's obligatory on doing this to say that you can't fire the players firing the coach Kevin
$400 [26] When forces of this empire invaded Britain in 43 A.D., one of the areas they conquered was Hampshire the Roman Empire Kevin	$800 [2] Number of horses doing the work in the song heard here 1 Michelle	$800 [7] His trilogy, "Mourning Becomes Electra" is based on Aeschylus' "Oresteia" Eugene O'Neill Kevin	$800 [12] This bog fruit is sometimes called a bounceberry because ripe ones bounce a cranberry David	$800 [17] This appendage of a neuron transmits impulses away from the cell body an axon Kevin	$800 [22] As his country is on the metric system, Aussie Jason Stoltenberg called tennis "a game of" these centimeters Kevin
$800 [27] The county of Hampshire is famed as the home of Jane Austen & this author of "Nicholas Nickleby" Charles Dickens Michelle	$1,200 [3] The deer & antelope areplaying, but these creatures are roaming buffalo Kevin Michelle	$1,200 [8] This "Saint Joan" playwright used the pseudonym Corno Di Bassetto when he wrote music criticism Shaw Kevin	$1,200 [13] Used in pancakes & muffins, this "colorful" berry is sometimes confused with the harder-seeded huckleberry blueberry Michelle	DD $1,000 [18] This marine snail has a genus name, it's H-A-L-I-O-T-I-S abalone Kevin	$1,200 [23] The phrase about your back being here has been used in sports & by Earl Haig in a more serious situation in WWI against the wall David
$1,200 [28] Completed around 1544 to protect Hampshire's coast, Hurst Castle was built by this English king Henry VIII	$1,600 [4] 3-word title of the song heard here "Need You Tonight" David Michelle	$1,600 [9] People turn into rhinoceroses in an allegorical play by this absurd dramatist Eugene Ionesco David	$1,600 [14] This berry of the genus Ribes is the one traditionally used to make fool, a British dessert the gooseberry	$1,600 [19] It's the fancy way of saying the white of an egg albumen Kevin	$1,600 [24] With all those mental mistakes, we did this, like flagellants beat ourselves David
$1,600 [29] One of Britain's largest, this Hampshire port city was the home port of the Titanic Southampton Kevin	$2,000 [5] They're the first two landmarks sung about in this song Broadway & Herald Square Kevin	$2,000 [10] (Jon of the Clue Crew reports from the Golden Hall in Stockholm, Sweden.) Among the famous Swedes depicted here, in the Golden Hall of Stockholm City Hall, is this dramatist August Strindberg David	$2,000 [15] Some botanists believe that this berry developed by a California judge in 1881 is a blackberry-raspberry hybrid the loganberry David Michelle	$2,000 [20] (Jimmy of the Clue Crew illustrates on a chalkboard.) North on the horizon connects to an imaginary circle that passes through a star via this arc azimuth Kevin	$2,000 [25] Told, "There is no 'I' in 'team", Michael Jordan supposedly responded that there is one in this 3-letter word win David

Final Jeopardy!

LITERARY HISTORY

Mary Roberts Rinehart's 1930 mystery novel "The Door" turned blaming this character into a cliche

the butler

Michelle "Who is the victim?" — wagered $0

David "Who is the butler?" — wagered $1,000

Kevin "Who is Cain?" — wagered $200

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