Show #38 2025-04-16 (taped 2024-10-22) Celebrity

2025 PrimetimeCelebrity Jeopardy!semifinal game 3.

Contestants

Dave Friedberg — a Silicon Valley entrepreneur and co-host of theAll-Inpodcast originally from Cape Town, South Africa

Sean Gunn — an actor originally from Manchester, Missouri

Mina Kimes — a NFL analyst on ESPN originally from Offutt Air Force Base, Nebraska

Scores

Player First Commercial End of Jeopardy! End of Double Jeopardy! Final Coryat
Mina $2,400 $3,700 $11,400 $16,000
2nd place: $50,000 to SELAH Neighborhood Homeless Coalition
$15,900
33 R (including 3 DDs), 3 W
Sean $1,300 $2,800 $4,800 $9,999
3rd place: $50,000 to Women for Women International
$17,400
30 R (including 2 DDs), 1 W
Dave $-500 $800 $2,400 $17,397
Winner: finalist
$9,700
17 R, 4 W (including 1 DD)

Jeopardy! Round

RUN IT UP THE STATE FLAGPOLE REVISIONIST HISTORY MUSICALS BY THE NUMBERS MIXED-UP SHAKESPEARE CHARACTERS SCIENCE MAGAZINES YOU'RE GIVING ME THE "ICK"
$100 [16]
We could say it's not the animal appearing most frequently on U.S. state flags... but that would be a bald-faced lie
the eagle
Dave
$100 [29]
In 1492, Christopher Columbus set sail from Spain with 3 ships: the Niña, the Pinta & Boaty McBoatface
the Santa María
Mina
$100 [7]
1,000 years: It's how long the hills have been alive with songs they have sung, whatever that means, in this musical
The Sound of Music
Dave
$100 [25]
These 2 crazy kids from Verona were the O.G. star-crossed lovers:UNREAD TILE MOJO
Romeo and Juliet
Mina
$100 [30]
A popular field of study, it's also the name of a science magazine that runs a feature called "Digs & Discoveries"
Archaeology
Mina Dave
$100 [24]
Fans of the movie "Grease" can tell you that getting one of these "love bites" from Kenickie is like a Hallmark card
a hickey
Sean
$200 [1]
Utah'srevamped state flagfeatures a beehive, once favored by Brigham Young as an emblem of this religion
Mormonism
Dave
$200 [14]
In 1773, American colonists protested taxation by filling Boston Harbor with chests full of non-GMO oat milk caramel lattes
tea
Mina
$200 [6]
76: It's the number of these instruments that once led a big parade, according to "Music Man" Harold Hill
trombones
Sean
$200 [23]
The ides of march were extremely unlucky for this salad namesake:CASUAL JURIES
Julius Caesar
Mina
$200 [22]
In the '90s, Nat Geo's logo was updated to feature National Geographic's iconic border of this color
yellow
Sean
$200 [12]
A severe allergy to red meat, alpha-gal syndrome can develop after a bite from the lone star species of this critter
a tick
Dave
$300 [15]
Theflagof this Southern state features a pelican feeding its young; no word on whether it's feeding them jambalaya
Louisiana
Mina
$300 [28]
Thousands "rush"ed to California after the 1848 discovery of a precious resource: parking spaces!
gold
Sean
$300 [3]
24601: It's the former prison ID number of a guy who stole some bread--presumably French bread--in this blockbuster
Les Misérables
Sean
$300 [21]
This queen of Egypt was permanently dethroned by poisonous snakes hidden in a fig basket:TACO PEARL
Cleopatra
Dave
$300 [8]
For its may 2024 issue, Scientific American ran the story "Life in the Pyrocene"; the cover depicted a man blowing this
fire
$400 [11]
This Canadian alt-rock quartet still packs arenas over 20 years after releasing "How You Remind Me"
Nickelback
Mina
$400 [26]
The home & lifestyle empire of Chip & Joanna Gaines shares its name with this flower, which appears on the state flag of Mississippi
magnolia
Mina
$400 [18]
According to legend, soldiers at the Battle of Bunker Hill were told not to fire "until you see the whites of their boxer-briefs"
whites of their eyes
Sean
$400 [4]
525,600: According to "Rent"--& to basic mathematics, for that matter--it's the number of these that comprise "a year in the life"
minutes
Sean
$400 [20]
Hamlet is her ex-boyfriend & the other men in her life are no picnic either:PEA HI LO
Ophelia
Mina
$400 [2]
In its obit for Oliver Sacks, Nature magazine mentioned this 1973 work that inspired a 1990 Robert De Niro-Robin Williams film
Awakenings
Sean
DD $500 [10]
"Wow! This baked potato looks exactly like Paul Rudd" is an example of these attractive Internet headlines that drive users to sites
clickbait
Mina
$500 [27]
"C" is for both "Continental Divide" & the name of this state with a red "C" on its flag, home to part of the Continental Divide
Colorado
Dave
$500 [17]
To attack Rome, Hannibal famously crossed the Alps with thousands of troops, thousands of horses & 37 chihuahuas
elephants
Dave
$500 [5]
96,000: It's the number of dollars the locals dream of winning in a song from this show, set in upper Manhattan
In the Heights
Dave
$500 [19]
"Out, damned spot" sounds like a laundry detergent ad but it's actually this Scotswoman losing her marbles:CYMBAL DEATH
Lady Macbeth
Sean
$500 [9]
In its "Top 10 Space Stories of 2023", Astronomy magazine noted this country's Aditya-L1 mission to study the Sun
India
Mina Dave
$500 [13]
In one of his bios for "A Series of Unfortunate Events", this children's author lists nervous apprehension as a hobby
Lemony Snicket
Mina

Double Jeopardy! Round

PATENTS ADD "IT" IN TWEETS & GEEKS THINKING ABOUT THE ROMAN EMPIRE IT'S ON THE TIP OF MY TONGUE! FARTHEST AWAY FROM WHERE I'M STANDING
$200 [30]
This Founding Father received zero patents, content to freely give the world the lightning rod, a variety of stove & bifocals
Ben Franklin
Mina
$200 [28]
Add "it" in the Spanish word for donkey & you'll cook up this Mexican food
a burrito (from burro)
Sean
$200 [25]
His Twitter bio is simply "astrophysicist"; he's actually the host of "The Tonight Show"
Jimmy Fallon
Sean
$200 [10]
I've been crushing arm day at the gym--now I can rock this loose, 4-letter garment often worn by ancient Romans
a toga
Mina
$200 [23]
Let's watch these quel to that Pixar moviethat's set in the mind of a little girl... The title always escapes me
Inside Out
Mina
$200 [29]
Golden Gate Bridge; Space Needle; Gateway Arch
the Gateway Arch
Mina Sean
$400 [15]
A boy in Maine sold "Greenwood's champion ear protectors" after patenting this type of winter headgear in 1877
earmuffs
Mina
$400 [26]
Add "it" in another word for the brim of a baseball cap & you'll see this person who pops by for a bit
visitor (from visor)
$400 [24]
With a bio that reads "persnickety dude", @NYTTypos is the handle of a guy who reports the typos he finds in this newspaper
The New York Times
Mina
$400 [27]
While floating in my pool, I imagine I'm coasting across this sea the Romans called "Mare Nostrum" or "our sea"
the Mediterranean
$400 [22]
Have you seenthat Netflix show? Uh, the one about a bartender who has a stalker... It won an Emmy...
Baby Reindeer
Mina
$400 [18]
Stonehenge; Rock of Gibraltar; Great Sphinx of Giza
the Great Sphinx
Mina
$600 [6]
Nearly 50 years after the metal can was invented, Ezra Warner patented the first one of these kitchen gadgets (finally!)
a can opener
Mina
$600 [20]
Add "it" in a thing Olympic athletes use to "vault" & create this adjective describing a courteous person, pretty please
polite (from pole)
Mina
$600 [16]
A tweet from this kids' TV character: "Three thousand nine hundred nineteen! Ah ah ah!" (They're all like this)
the Count (from Sesame Street )
Sean
DD $700 [21]
Okay, so I burnt our lasagna--at least I'm not this fifth Roman emperor who legend says fiddled while Rome burned
Nero
Mina
$600 [19]
Did you see that Broadway show about the history of women fighting for the right to vote? I can't remember its name!
Suffs
Sean
$600 [17]
Joshua Tree National Park; Yosemite National Park; Yellowstone National Park
Yellowstone National Park
Sean
$800 [5]
Originally marketed under the name "Chemgrass", it was patented in 1967 & pro athletes have been playing on it ever since
AstroTurf
Dave
$800 [3]
Add "it" in a light shade of brown & you'll discover this moon of Saturn, or an NFL player from Tennessee
titan (from tan)
Mina
$800 [4]
It has over 750k Twitter followers & it's what the last 2 D's stand for in @Wizards_DND
Dungeons & Dragons
Dave
$800 [11]
How shall I display my bowling trophies for all of time? Maybe in replica of this building, with a name from the Greek for "all gods"
the pantheon
Mina
$800 [7]
We were just talking about her! Uh, thepop singer from Missouri who sings, "H-O-T-T-O-G-O, you can take me hot to go"
Chappell Roan
Mina
$800 [9]
Atlanta, Georgia; Miami, Florida; Nashville, Tennessee
Miami, Florida
Sean
DD $1,000 [1]
In 1989, AMC theatres patented a design that combined a chair's armrest with this amenity
a cupholder
Dave
$1,000 [2]
Add "it" in a show that takes place under the big top & you get these complete paths that electricity flows through
circuits (from circus)
Mina
$1,000 [13]
Including "physician" & "engineer", her Twitter bio also reads "1st woman of color in space"
Mae Jemison
Mina
$1,000 [12]
It took me 14 hours to build an IKEA bookcase, so how'd it take the Romans just over six years to build this barrier across Britain?
Hadrian's Wall
$1,000 [8]
Did you see that gymnast Stephen Nedoroscik in the Olympics? He only does one exercise... I can't remember what it's called
pommel horse
Mina
$1,000 [14]
Tokyo, Japan; Rio de Janeiro, Brazil; London, England
Rio de Janeiro
Dave

Final Jeopardy!

FILM FESTIVALS

Called the premier movie industry event for the Balkans, this festival began 30 years ago while the city was under siege

the Sarajevo Film Festival

Dave "What is theKosovo FilmSarajevo Film Festival" — wagered $8,697
Mina "What is Cannes" — wagered $1,000
Sean "What is Bosnia FF" — wagered $12,001

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