Show #9175 2024-10-04 (taped 2024-06-04) Regular

Ryan Manton game 5.Mark Fitzpatrick game 1.

Contestants

Mark Fitzpatrick — a content manager from Riverside, Connecticut

Anne Singleton — an executive director from Williamstown, Massachusetts

Ryan Manton — a systems administrator from Columbus, Ohio (whose 4-day cash winnings total $83,179)

Scores

Player	First Commercial	End of Jeopardy!	End of Double Jeopardy!	Final	Coryat
Ryan	$2,400	$4,000	$15,200	$9,999 2nd place: $3,000	$15,200 20 R, 0 W
Anne	$2,800	$7,000	$10,200	$5,000 3rd place: $2,000	$10,200 13 R, 1 W
Mark	$1,800	$1,800	$23,400	$30,401 New champion: $30,401	$20,200 22 R (including 2 DDs), 4 W (including 1 DD)

Jeopardy! Round

QUOTH THE WOMAN	CITIES ON THE RIVER	METONYMS	RODGERS & HAMMERSTEIN	AN OCEAN OF LOTION	BOOKS REVAMPED
$200 [17] With pride, she said, "The Montgomery boycott became the model for human rights throughout the world" Parks Ryan	$200 [15] Rotterdam & Düsseldorf the Rhine Anne Mark	$200 [26] Metonymy replaces a concept with a word associated with it, like using this TV title headwear to mean "queen" a crown Mark	$200 [2] Richard Rodgers & Oscar Hammerstein attended this NYC university where they both worked on 1920s varsity shows, vo-de-oh-do Columbia Ryan	$200 [30] The isopropyl type of this is used in aftershave & hand lotions alcohol Ryan	$200 [6] In "The Weight of Blood", which reimagines this Stephen King tale, there's also a prom & revenge Carrie Ryan
$400 [18] Malala Yousafzai: "I don't want to be thought of as 'the girl who was shot by"' this group "but 'the girl who fought for education"' the Taliban Ryan	$400 [14] Juárez & Albuquerque the Rio Grande Ryan	$400 [25] This 2-word thoroughfare traditionally reps regular ol' middle class folks Main Street Ryan	$400 [8] The only musical the pair wrote for TV was a 1957 live production of this fairy tale starring Julie Andrews & Jon Cypher as the prince Cinderella Anne	$400 [29] Sounding like a bullfighting cry, this company's super serum offers "visibly smoother lines" Olay Ryan	$400 [5] Found dead in a floating frame house, this character's infamous dad Pap was reimagined in a Jon Clinch novel Huck Finn Anne
$600 [19] "I'm not offended at all by the blonde jokes", said Dolly Parton; "I know I'm not dumb... & I also know that" this 3-word punchline I'm not blonde Mark	$600 [13] Iquitos & Macapá the Amazon Mark	$600 [24] An entree may metonymically become what it's served on, as in "revenge is" this "best served cold" a dish Mark	$600 [9] Their last written song was this one from "The Sound of Music" in which Baron von Trapp sings, "bless my homeland forever" "Edelweiss" Anne	$600 [28] The Coasters song "Poison Ivy" says, "You're gonna need an ocean" of this pink lotion, "You'll be scratchin' like a hound" calamine lotion Anne	$600 [4] In John Gardner's "Grendel", the title beastie thinks he sees this warrior sprout wings Beowulf Ryan
$1,000 [21] "You can lead a horticulture but you can't make her think" is one of her snappy lines Dorothy Parker Mark	$800 [12] Manchester & Liverpool the Mersey Mark	$800 [23] Proverbially, "you can't fight" it, it being a metonym for local government city hall Anne	$800 [10] Rodgers & Hammerstein won a Pulitzer Prize for this 1949 musical that starred Mary Martinas Nellie Forbush South Pacific Mark	$800 [27] Obtained from beans, this fat that's used to make chocolate is also used in a Nivea body lotion cocoa butter Anne	$800 [3] Neil Gaiman's "The Graveyard Book", about a boy raised by ghosts, was inspired by this Kipling work with a similar theme The Jungle Book Mark
DD $2,400 [20] A retort from her was "You want me to tell you what my husband thinks? My husband is not the secretary of state" Hillary Clinton Mark	$1,000 [11] Nanjing & Shanghai the Yangtze Ryan Mark	$1,000 [22] This expression meaning that the written word will defeat attempts to suppress it contains 2 metonyms the pen is mightier than the sword Anne	$1,000 [16] Before teaming with Hammerstein, Rodgers wrote with this lyricist on such hits as "Blue Moon" & "My Funny Valentine" (Lorenz) Hart Anne	$1,000 [7] "E" is for this type of chemical additive found in lotions that helps with suspension of one liquid in another an emulsifier Anne	$1,000 [1] "Demon Copperhead" has a villain named U-Haul standing in for this "David Copperfield" bad guy who has the initials U.H. Uriah Heep Anne

Double Jeopardy! Round

THE BRITISH MONARCH WHEN HE BECAME PRESIDENT	ON "FOOT"	HISTORIC BOOKS OF SCIENCE	U.S. MUSEUMS	TALL TALES	MOVIES VAMPED
$400 [24] Ulysses S. Grant (Queen) Victoria Ryan Mark	$400 [10] A cryptid is a creature not proven to actually exist, like this one of western North America Bigfoot Ryan	$400 [30] Robert Hooke devised a compound one of these that helped him look at his subjects for his 1665 book "Micrographia" a microscope Mark	$400 [4] You can learn all about this company & even do some tastings at its museum on Chocolate Avenue in Pennsylvania Hershey Mark	$400 [27] Powerful steel worker Joe Magarac bent that alloy with his bare hands in tales from this city, the Paris of Appalachia Pittsburgh Ryan	$400 [28] As the title character in this film, Wesley Snipes' character rescues Karen Jenson, a hematologist Blade Ryan
$800 [11] George Washington King George III Mark	$800 [9] A habitual hurrier in a hot rod a lead foot Ryan	$800 [29] His 1632 "Dialogue Concerning the Two Chief World Systems" got him in hot water Galileo Mark	$800 [21] Boarding his Air Force Oneplaneis a highlight of his library & museum in Simi Valley, California Ronald Reagan Mark	$800 [20] In an original tall tale by Pat Mora, Doña Flor is a southwestern giant who makes these baked items that can be used as rafts tortillas Anne	$800 [17] Other famous roles in this spoofy 2012 flick include Harriet Tubman, Jefferson Davis &, of course, Mary Todd Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter Mark
$1,200 [3] JFK Queen Elizabeth II Anne	$1,200 [7] A greenhorn or a Boy Scout of the lowest rank a tenderfoot Ryan	$1,200 [26] Perhaps a question for his theoretical cat, "What Is Life?" by this physicist inspired Watson & Crick in their DNA research Schrödinger Anne	$1,600 [22] At Hawaii's Bishop Museum, you can see the still vivid yellow feathered cloak of this great warrior king Kamehameha Mark	$1,600 [19] Mose the fireman once extinguished a raging NYC fire by tunneling to New Jersey & using this water source to douse the flames the Hudson River Ryan	$1,200 [14] Kiefer Sutherland had to deal with meddling kids, including 2 Coreys, in this 1987 thriller The Lost Boys Mark
$1,600 [2] Harry Truman George VI Mark	$1,600 [6] To avoid doing or saying anything because of nervousness to pussyfoot	$1,600 [5] After "The Selfish Gene", this British atheist evolved enough to publish "Unweaving the Rainbow" Dawkins Mark	$2,000 [23] In 2023 the National Museum of African American History & Culture acquired a major collection relating to this 18th c. female poet Phillis Wheatley	$2,000 [18] This African-American railroad man raced & defeated a steam drill in a contest, but died with his hammer in his hand John Henry Ryan	$1,600 [15] This"Game of Thrones" actress accepted "The Invitation" in 2022 & found her new family as kind of batty Nathalie Emmanuel
$2,000 [1] Theodore Roosevelt Edward VII Mark	$2,000 [8] 75,000 casualties among World War I British forces were attributed to this hitherto unknown condition trench foot Ryan	$2,000 [25] Outlining some of his philosophical ideas, this German mathematician & rival of Newton published "Discourse on Metaphysics" Leibniz Ryan	DD $3,000 [12] Her story is told in 9 galleries through photos, drawings, paintings & personal possessions at her museum in downtown Santa Fe (Georgia) O'Keeffe Mark	DD $5,000 [13] Able to produce enough dairy products for an entire logging camp, Bessie the Yeller Cow was the mate of this other colossus Babe the Blue Ox Mark	$2,000 [16] In a 2004 film Hugh Jackman played the title vampire hunter with this last name; he headed to Transylvania Van Helsing Mark

Final Jeopardy!

LITERARY CHARACTERS

A fragment from a nautical tool found on a Chilean island in 2005 was likely left by the Scot who partly inspired this character

Robinson Crusoe

Anne "Who is Wallace?" — wagered $5,200

Ryan "Who is ??" — wagered $5,201

Mark "Who is Robinson Crusoe" — wagered $7,001

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