Show #9319 2025-04-24 (taped 2025-03-04) Regular

Liam Starnes game 5.

Contestants

Harold Goldston III — a karaoke bar owner from Knoxville, Tennessee

Raguell Couch — an undergraduate student from Durham, North Carolina

Liam Starnes — an undergraduate student from Barrington, Illinois (whose 4-day cash winnings total $81,801)

Scores

Player First Commercial End of Jeopardy! End of Double Jeopardy! Final Coryat
Liam $2,600 $5,600 $16,000 $21,201
5-day champion: $103,002
$12,000
20 R (including 2 DDs), 5 W
Raguell $2,600 $2,600 $10,600 $98
2nd place: $3,000
$10,200
18 R (including 1 DD), 4 W
Harold $-600 $-1,400 $-2,200 $-2,200
3rd place: $2,000
$-2,200
2 R, 4 W

Jeopardy! Round

ANATOMICAL PHRASES 18th CENTURY AMERICA TV TITLE REFERENCES IN THE CARDS FROM WHENCE THEY CAME "OK", BOOMER
$200 [25]
An item such as a piece of clothing that has been passed on from a previous owner
a hand-me-down
Raguell
$200 [23]
Hisname is this & he teamed up with James Madison & John Jay to write the Federalist Papers
Alexander Hamilton
Raguell
$200 [9]
Department that Ron Swanson was the director of when the series started
Parks and Recreation
Raguell
$200 [26]
In October 1965 22-year-old David Miller became the first person to be arrested for publicly burning one of these
a draft card
Raguell
$200 [20]
In 1736 the studley Patrick Henry got his initial liberty from mom in Studley in present-day this state
Virginia
Liam
$200 [30]
You're still wearing this brand's Freestyle aerobics sneakers from the '80s... let me take you shopping for some Dunks
Reebok
Raguell
$400 [24]
To get one of these is to gain an initial opportunity or introduction; don't get it caught in there
a foot in the door
Raguell
$400 [29]
In 1793, in the century's worst epidemic to hit a U.S. city, 5,000 died of this insect-borne virus in Philadelphia
yellow fever
Liam
$400 [8]
The town in Washington State where Laura Palmer was murdered
Twin Peaks
Raguell
$400 [22]
These cards were first issued in November 1936 at post offices around the country
Social Security cards
Liam Harold
$400 [19]
The mystic who came in from the extreme cold, Rasputin was born a peasant in this vast region & was illiterate all his life
Siberia
Liam
$400 [28]
I've already seen your collection of gum-wrapper comics from this brand that launched in 1947--no need to show me again
Bazooka
Harold
$600 [13]
To be rubbing these is to mingle; to bend them is to drink booze
elbows
Liam
$600 [4]
In the 1700s a group of Native Americans separated from the Creek of Georgia, moved to Florida & became part of this tribe
the Seminoles
Raguell
$600 [7]
The clientele of veterinarians James Herriot & Siegfried Farnon
All Creatures Great and Small
$600 [17]
The first 4 letters of this card company's name are the family name of its founder, who liked the link with a stamp of quality
Hallmark
$600 [15]
Oh, what an artist is born in me! "Me", being this Mediterranean port city, & the artist, Joan Miró
Barcelona
Liam Raguell Harold
$600 [27]
Why do you insist on using this old-fashioned word for handbag? It's so much faster to just say "purse"
pocketbook
Raguell
$800 [12]
Quick-sounding term for a sudden feeling of euphoria, or a feeling of dizziness when you get up too fast
a head rush
Liam
$800 [3]
"The Father of American Drama", William Dunlap wrote a 1798 play about this British major who was hanged as a spy
Major André
Liam
$800 [6]
Where Judge Abby Stone presides in Manhattan
Night Court
$800 [16]
A Sears subsidiary issued the first credit cards of this brand that pioneered cash-back rewards in 1985
Discover
Raguell Harold
$800 [14]
Born working class in South London, Michael Caine said this accent was a bit of a hurdle getting started in British theater
a Cockney accent
Liam
$800 [11]
I know you prefer this billiards game with 15 red balls that you learned while studying abroad, but I much prefer regular pool
snooker
Liam
$1,000 [2]
As a noun, it's a bony covering for a joint; as a verb, it means to disable that joint, or to really mess someone or something up
a kneecap
$1,000 [1]
Jonathan Edwards was an important thinker of the New England religious revival called the first great one of these
Great Awakening
Liam
$1,000 [5]
How theorphanadopted by the Cuthberts spells her first name
Anne with an E
Raguell
$1,000 [21]
In classic Monopoly, you draw a card if you land on Chance or this other space depicting money bags in a strongbox
Community Chest
Liam Raguell
DD $2,600 [18]
In 1820 this British medical worker was herself delivered in the Italian city that became her name
Florence Nightingale
Liam
$1,000 [10]
I realize your work wear was this, a fancy word for a custom-made suit, but I work from home, so I'm sticking with jeans
bespoke
Raguell

Double Jeopardy! Round

BLANK VERSE MOVIE GENRES OBJECTION, YOUR HONOR! TRIPPING THE LIGHT FANTASTIC
$400 [30]
"What is so rare as a day in ____ ?"
June
$400 [11]
Columbia made the Ranown series of these, the "Ran" for Randolph Scott, who ended his career starring in 35 of them in a row
Westerns
Liam
$400 [28]
Opposing counsel just asked one of these during direct examination; he's putting words in the witness' mouth!
a leading question
$400 [29]
Take a trip to this country's Sanctuary Olonana; named for a Maasai warrior, it hassuitesset in the Maasai Mara Game Reserve
Kenya
Liam
$400 [25]
This theory from 1905 is based on Einstein's insight that the speed of light does not change
the (special) theory of relativity
$400 [27]
This phrase, which includes the sound a feline makes, means you're truly fantastic
the cat's meow
Raguell
$800 [19]
"Once upon a ____ ____ , while I pondered, weak and weary"
midnight dreary
Liam
$800 [10]
"This Is Spinal Tap" has been called "The Grandaddy of" this portmanteau faux-reality genre
the mockumentary
Raguell
$800 [21]
The witness said, "Clyde told me Bonnie did it", but Clyde's not here, so that testimony isn't admissible because it's this
hearsay
Liam
$800 [1]
At the Four Seasons on this double-talk Pacific island, an over-the-water bungalow may set you back $4,000 a day
Bora Bora
Liam
$800 [24]
Your cat video reached me thanks to this 2-word tech, plastic or glass that allows for the passage of data-transmitting light
fiber optics
$800 [26]
As 2 words, it's a sweet treat mentioned in "Take Me Out To The Ball Game"; as one word, it's an adjective meaning superb
Cracker Jack
Raguell
$1,200 [13]
"The fog comes on little ____ ____ .It sits looking over harbor and city"
cat feet
Liam
$1,200 [9]
Like buddy movies? Don't miss this sports-centric 1992 comedy that features some hot "Jeopardy!" action
White Men Can't Jump
Harold
$1,200 [5]
The witness can't possibly know why my client wanted a haircut on the day of the murder; that question calls for this
speculation
$1,200 [3]
Take a trip to this South Carolina resort island famed for its golf & home to the Harbour Town Lighthouse
Hilton Head Island
Liam
$1,200 [23]
Only allowing vertical light to pass through, sunglasses with these lenses help prevent glare off flat surfaces
polarized lenses
$1,200 [16]
Completing an alliterative phrase, to be in "fine" this 6-letter word means you're in great condition
fettle
$1,600 [12]
"I could not love thee, dear, so much, loved I not ____ more"
honor
DD $2,000 [7]
This term is said to date to a 1940s French article about "Double Indemnity","Laura" &"Murder My Sweet"
(film) noir
Raguell
$1,600 [4]
This alliterative 3-word objection means "the witness has responded & now you're just repeating yourself--let's move on"
asked and answered
Raguell
$1,600 [2]
The hills are alive with skiing at this Vermont resort where you can stay at the Trapp Family Lodge
Stowe
Liam Raguell
$2,000 [22]
This international standard unit of luminous intensity sounds like a taper with an extra A
the candela
$1,600 [15]
Anyone would be proud to be called this fantastic adjective that comes from the Latin for "star"
stellar
Liam
$2,000 [18]
"Do not go gentle into that good night.____, ____ against the dying of the light"
rage, rage
Liam
$2,000 [8]
Classics of Surrealism include this black-&-white 1977 David Lynch film that stars a man with really big hair
Eraserhead
Raguell
$2,000 [6]
My client's shoplifting arrest from 20 years ago has nothing to do with this tax fraud case! I object on grounds of this
relevance
Raguell
$2,000 [17]
Called the "Pearl of Lake Geneva", this resort is home to an annual jazz festival; mystical Chillon Castle is nearby
Montreux
Harold
DD $4,000 [14]
Converting light to electrical signals, rods & cones are the 2 main types of these cells, partly from Greek for "light"
photo receptors
Liam
$2,000 [20]
It can mean either fantastic or lurid, like yellow journalism
sensational
Liam

Final Jeopardy!

HISTORIC NAMES

He was riding back from the conquest of Granada when he was summoned to a royal meeting that would change history

(Christopher) Columbus

Raguell "Who is Churchill (hi mom + dad!)" — wagered $10,502
Liam "Who is Columbus?" — wagered $5,201

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