Show #4668 2004-12-15 (taped 2004-09-13) Regular

Contestants

Maureen McKay — a systems engineer from Potomac Falls, Virginia

Ethan de Seife — a graduate student from Madison, Wisconsin

Joel Kahn — a physician from Irvine, California (whose 1-day cash winnings total $19,000)

Scores

Player First Commercial End of Jeopardy! End of Double Jeopardy! Final Coryat
Joel $3,000 $6,200 $15,600 $15,200
2-day champion: $34,200
$15,800
21 R, 3 W (including 1 DD)
Ethan $0 $0 $7,200 $2
3rd place: $1,000
$8,200
13 R, 4 W (including 1 DD)
Maureen $1,800 $3,200 $3,600 $600
2nd place: $2,000
$5,600
12 R, 1 W (including 1 DD)

Jeopardy! Round

EUROPE HERE BE MONSTERS VICE PRESIDENTIAL NICKNAMES WE MEAN BUSINESS THE "RED", "WHITE" & "BLUE" SALUTE THE FLAG
$200 [13]
In December 1995 Aleksander Kwasniewski became president of this country
Poland
Joel
$200 [8]
The monstrous Nazgul fight against the elves & the hobbits in this film series
The Lord of the Rings
Maureen
$200 [1]
"That Damned Cowboy" was some "Rough Rider"
Theodore Roosevelt
Maureen
$200 [3]
In 1792 the NYSE was established when businessmen came to an agreement under a buttonwood tree on this street
Wall Street
Maureen
$200 [21]
This 200-year-old Washington, D.C. building has 35 bathrooms
the White House
Joel
$200 [26]
It's the U.S. territory whose flag is seen here
the Virgin Islands
Maureen
$400 [14]
In 1947 this Spanish dictator received the right via referendum to hold office for life & to name his successor
Franco
Ethan
$400 [9]
(Sarah of the Clue Crew reports from the Brooklyn Bridge.) In 1998 after terrorizing New York, this movie monster is finally brought down on the Brooklyn Bridge
Godzilla
Ethan
$400 [2]
Get over "The Hump" & name this "Happy Warrior"
Hubert Humphrey
Ethan
$400 [4]
This informal term for someone who recruits personnel for a company sounds like a skull collector
a headhunter
Joel
$400 [22]
In Perrault's version, she climbs into bed with the wolf, who's disguised as her grandmother
"Little Red Riding Hood"
Ethan
$400 [27]
The flag of this country combines parts of the old flags of Zanzibar & Tanganyika
Tanzania
Ethan
$600 [15]
This Riviera city has a museum devoted to the works of artist Henri Matisse, who spent his last years there
Nice
Maureen
$600 [10]
Robert Englund played this monster for the first time in 1984
Freddy Krueger
Maureen
$600 [5]
This "White Knight" was also "Nixon's Nixon"
Spiro Agnew
Joel
$600 [16]
In 1933 this man's mercantile agency merged with one run by competitor Robert Dun
Bradstreet
Ethan Maureen
$600 [23]
Elvis Presley had a hit in 1956 with this song penned by Carl Perkins
"Blue Suede Shoes"
Maureen
$600 [28]
He's the explorer who used the flag seenherein honor of his royal patrons
Columbus
Joel
$800 [19]
This principality nestled between Austria & Switzerland has no army; it was abolished in 1868
Liechtenstein
Joel
$800 [11]
In "Monsters, Inc." he provided the voice for Mike, a one-eyed green monster
Billy Crystal
Ethan
$800 [6]
This "Spendthrift of Albany" had some "Rocky" times
Nelson Rockefeller
Joel
$800 [18]
In 1988 this company sponsored one of the largest cat shows in the U.S., with 814 entries
Purina
Joel
$800 [24]
In the '90s this popular brand of Liebfraumilch tried using a bottle of the color found in its name
Blue Nun
Joel
$800 [29]
The 11 stripes on this African country's flag symbolize the 11 signers of its declaration of independence
Liberia
Ethan
$1,000 [20]
This seaport is Germany's second-largest city
Hamburg
Joel
$1,000 [12]
In 1941 Lon Chaney, Jr. as Larry Talbot turned into this title monster
the Wolf Man
Joel Ethan
$1,000 [7]
In the early 1800s he was "The Napoleon of the West" & "The Great American Rascal"
Aaron Burr
Ethan
$1,000 [17]
In 1913 W.A. Heilig & this man opened a furniture store in Goldsboro, North Carolina
(J.M.) Meyers
Joel
$1,000 [25]
In 1520 he was born on the Mayflower in Cape Cod Harbor
Peregrine White
DD $1,000 [30]
This South Atlantic island group's flag is seen here
the Falklands
Ethan

Double Jeopardy! Round

GERMAN LITERATURE BROADWAY PEOPLE IN THEIR ELEMENT BE A "NO" IT ALL THROWING A GOOD BOOK AT YOU A SALUTE TO FLAGSTAFF
$400 [23]
This musical instrument is the prized possession of Gunter Grass' dwarfish hero Oskar
the tin drum
$400 [7]
(Jimmy of the Clue Crew reports from the Majestic Theatre.) I'm on the Broadway set of this ever-popular musical, whose first act ends with a resounding crash
The Phantom of the Opera
Joel
$400 [6]
Last name of the husband & wife with an atomic weight of 247
Curie
Maureen
$400 [1]
From the Greek for "wandering about to find pasture", it's a member of an itinerant people
a nomad
Ethan
DD $200 [29]
Out of the whirlwind, God tells him to "Gird up thy loins now like a man" in Chapter 40 of his book
Job
Joel
$400 [17]
Flagstaff, Arizona grew up around a flagpole erected to celebrate this event in 1876
the U.S. Centennial
Maureen
$800 [24]
Sadly, this final act of Goethe's infatuated hero young Werther was widely imitated by young romantic readers
committing suicide
Maureen
$800 [8]
(Hi, I'm John Tartaglia. And I'm Rod. And I'm Princeton.) And we're here on the set of the 2004 Tony-award winner for best musical of this title street
Avenue Q
Joel
$800 [12]
He predicted the periodic law, but probably never envisioned element 101 being named for him
Mendeleev
Joel
$800 [2]
Describing something self-evident or easy, this term literally means "without cerebellum"
a no-brainer
Maureen
$400 [16]
The first entry in Reader's Digest's "Who's Who in the Bible" is this older brother of Moses
Aaron
Joel
$800 [19]
In the 1890s you could take a 2-day ride from Flagstaff to its south rim
the Grand Canyon
Ethan
$1,200 [25]
The title vessel of a 1494 poem by Sebastian Brant & of thepaintingof the same period by Hieronymus Bosch
the ship of fools
$1,200 [9]
(Sarah of the Clue Crew hovers over the stage of the Gershwin Theatre.) Gregory Maguire's novel about the early years of the witches of Oz inspired this award-winning Broadway musical
Wicked
Joel
$1,200 [13]
This physicist born in Ulm, Bavaria just made it into the top 100 elements by a hair; he's No. 99
(Albert) Einstein
Joel
$1,200 [3]
Maori receptions in New Zealand often involve "hongi", the ceremonial pressing together of these
noses
Ethan
$800 [18]
Today's special is this son of Noah, who found his dad unclothed & tipsy in Genesis 9:22
Ham
Joel
$1,200 [20]
This fabled highway built in the 1920s made Flagstaff a popular tourist stop
Route 66
Ethan
DD $2,000 [26]
The Peter Weiss play known by this 2-word title is "performed by the inmates of the asylum of Charenton"
Marat/Sade
Maureen
$1,600 [10]
(Cheryl of the Clue Crew stands on stage with giraffes at the New Amsterdam Theatre.) She was the first woman to win a Tony for best director of a musical when she won in 1998 for "The Lion King"
Julie Taymor
Joel
$1,600 [14]
Johan Gadolin wonders will you still need him, will you still feed him now that's he's element number this
64
Joel
$1,600 [4]
He's the comedian best known for playing Father Guido Sarducci
Don Novello
Ethan
$1,200 [28]
In Genesis 29:11 "Jacob kissed" this formerly infertile mother of Joseph "and wept"
Rachel
$1,600 [21]
In the 1850s, Army expeditions near Flagstaff included one led by E. F. Beale using this unique form of animal transport
camels
$2,000 [27]
The original title of this author's "Magister Ludi" means "The Glass Bead Game"
(Hermann) Hesse
Joel
$2,000 [11]
(Jimmy of the Clue Crew reports from the St. James Theatre.) In "The Producers," Zero Mostel played this man on film; Nathan Lane & Brad Oscar have played him here on Broadway
Max Bialystock
Joel
$2,000 [15]
There is just the value of this clue, no prize, for knowing this man for whom element 102 was named
(Alfred) Nobel
Ethan
$2,000 [5]
In Longfellow's tale, the grandmother who raised Hiawatha
Nokomis
$2,000 [22]
Pluto was first observed in 1930 at this Flagstaff landmark that opened in 1894
Lowell Observatory

Final Jeopardy!

HISTORIC MESSAGES

In 1943 he sent the famous message "Eleven alive native knows posit and reefs Nauru Island"

John Fitzgerald Kennedy

Maureen "Who is ?" — wagered $3,000
Ethan "Who was MacArthur?" — wagered $7,198
Joel "Who was Churchill?" — wagered $400

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