Show #9369 2025-07-03 (taped 2025-05-01) Regular

Scott Riccardi game 1.

Contestants

Scott Riccardi — an engineer from Somerville, New Jersey

Katy Doll — an instructor of American studies originally from New Orleans, Louisiana

Jason Singer — a real estate agent from Portland, Maine (whose 2-day cash winnings total $48,801)

Scores

Player First Commercial End of Jeopardy! End of Double Jeopardy! Final Coryat
Jason $3,200 $4,200 $17,000 $799
3rd place: $2,000
$18,600
19 R (including 1 DD), 2 W (including 1 DD)
Katy $800 $1,200 $5,600 $7,200
2nd place: $3,000
$5,600
7 R, 0 W
Scott $3,200 $6,200 $16,600 $17,600
New champion: $17,600
$19,600
24 R, 1 W (including 1 DD)

Jeopardy! Round

GEOGRAPHY FILED UNDER "T" DROPOUTS INTERNATIONAL PLAYERS ANTHEM FUN WITH HETERONYMS BLOOM BUST
$200 [24]
Alligator Point, a scenic jewel of the Gulf Coast, is located about an hour's drive south of this state capital
Tallahassee
Scott
$200 [30]
The University of Wisconsin bestowed an honorary doctorate on this Prairie Style architect who had dropped out in 1887
Frank Lloyd Wright
Scott
$200 [29]
Tennis great Rafael Nadal hails from this country whose "La Marcha Real" has no officially approved lyrics
Spain
Scott
$200 [22]
Metallic element used in batteries&to guide a group
lead & lead
Scott
$200 [28]
In its native South Africa, it's known as the crane flower; in L.A., where it's the city's floral emblem, it has this other avian name
a bird of paradise
Jason
$200 [27]
John Gibson sculpted a marblebustof this mythological personification of the dawn, also known as Eos
Aurora
Jason
$400 [14]
Located in Bass Strait, King & Flinders Islands are part of this Australian state
Tasmania
Scott
$400 [23]
She had thoughts of becoming a doctor until, during recovery from a bus accident in 1925, she taught herself to paint
Frida Kahlo
$400 [20]
Before soccer star Johan Cruyff had his signature turn, he was singing "Het Wilhelmus" in this country
the Netherlands
Jason Scott
$400 [21]
A freestanding cabinet&to comfort someone
console & console
Katy
$400 [25]
Named for a pal of Linnaeus, alstroemeria are also called the Peruvian this flower
lily
$400 [26]
Since its discovery in 1912, the bust of this Egyptian queen has become a symbol of beauty
Nefertiti
Jason
$600 [2]
The USA's oldest military monument honors the men who fought the Barbary pirates on "the shores of" this city
Tripoli
Jason
$600 [12]
It was Seacrest out of this state university in 1992; that didn't stop Ryan from getting a hosting job or 2
the University of Georgia
$600 [19]
Slugger David Ortiz, also known by this nickname, sang "Quisqueyanos Valientes" growing up in the Dominican Republic
Big Papi
Jason
$600 [8]
To put down a carpet again&a track race by teams
relay & relay
Scott
$800 [17]
The French call this little rascal of a plant with bluish purple flowers luzerne; it's best known as animal feed
alfalfa
Scott
$600 [7]
You can see this man of letters in the Cathedral of Lichfield, his birth; the bust of Boswell sold separately
(Dr.) Johnson
Scott
$800 [3]
It enters the Tyrrhenian Sea near Ostia, ancient Rome's chief seaport
the Tiber
Scott
$800 [15]
Dropping out of Allegheny College after one term didn't stop this man from winning the presidential election of 1896
McKinley
Scott
$800 [5]
This Denver Nuggets star stands for "Bože pravde", the Serbian national anthem
Jokić
Jason
$800 [9]
To speak so the back of the house can hear you&a planned task
project & a project
Katy
$1,000 [18]
Single Victorian men signaled romantic availability by wearing this alliterative blue bloom
bachelor's button
$800 [6]
Think stoical thoughts as you meditate on thebustof this Roman emperor
Marcus Aurelius
Jason
$1,000 [4]
A story of this city's founding goes back to an 1100s Tuareg woman who ran a camel rest stop on a tributary of the Niger River
Timbuktu
Jason
$1,000 [16]
The legions of tech-successful dropouts include this man who left Washington State & joined forces with pal Bill Gates
Paul Allen
Scott
$1,000 [1]
"O Canada! Our home and native land!", sang Martin Brodeur, but his home for 21 seasons was this New Jersey team where he played goalie
the Devils
Scott
$1,000 [10]
Very evil&moved moisture such as perspiration to the surface of a garment
wicked & wicked
Scott
DD $3,000 [13]
This flower whose name comes from the Greek for "gold flower" is used both ornamentally & to make tea
chrysanthemum
Scott
$1,000 [11]
Here's Rodin's bust of this premier of France who helped frame the Treaty of Versailles
Clemenceau
Scott

Double Jeopardy! Round

EXCITING LIBRARIANS THE EAGLE HAS LANDED DESCRIBING THE GOLDEN GLOBE BEST MOTION PICTURE WINNERS THE GREAT DEPRESSION QUESTIONABLE BOOK TITLES CHANGE THE FIRST 3 LETTERS OF 6
$400 [30]
Before becoming director of the FBI, J. Edgar Hoover was a clerk at this D.C. library
the Library of Congress
Katy
$400 [29]
The MVP of the 2025 Super Bowl was this quarterback of the Philadelphia Eagles
Hurts
Scott
$400 [17]
In 2010:After accidentally taking flunitrazepam, a trio wakes up in their hotel room to find a chicken, a tiger & an infant
The Hangover
Scott
$400 [25]
The term Hoovervilles was meant as a political jab at president Hoover & this party's perceived failure
the Republicans
Jason
$400 [24]
Rosalind Miles' book subtitled "The Women's History of the World" asks, "Who Cooked" this meal in Luke 22?
the Last Supper
Katy
$400 [28]
A bunny-loving annual holiday & detritus
Easter & litter
Jason
$800 [26]
Go to the 900 section of the Dewey decimal system to find his "Little Red Book"; prior to writing it, he was a library assistant
Mao Zedong
Scott
$800 [2]
This hacker returns in the 2023 novel "The Girl in the Eagle's Talons"
Lisbeth Salander
Katy
$800 [16]
In 2001:A precocious journalist tours with fictional '70s band Stillwater
Almost Famous
Jason
$800 [1]
In July 1934 about 17 million Americans were "on" this, a 6-letter word for government assistance
relief
$800 [23]
P.D. Eastman penned a children's book about a baby bird repeatedly asking the book's title: "Are You" this?
My Mother
Katy
$800 [27]
Nationality of Hermann Hesse & a gender-specific contract killer
German & hitman
Scott
$1,200 [9]
At the end of his life, this man whose name is synonymous with the libertine lifestyle worked as a librarian in Bohemia
Casanova
$1,200 [3]
In July 1969 the Eagle, Apollo 11's lunar module, landed in this lunar locale
the Sea of Tranquility
Jason
$1,200 [12]
In 2018:Fast times at Immaculate Heart in Sacramento
Lady Bird
$1,200 [4]
This governmental banking authority tried to stem the tide of rising stock prices in 1929 by raising interest rates; didn't work
the Federal Reserve
Scott
$1,200 [5]
This funny lady from "The Office" has wondered in book titles "Is Everyone Hanging Out Without Me?" & "Why Not Me?"
Mindy Kaling
Jason
$1,200 [18]
Your dad's bro's kid & "nature's candy" (just one)
cousin & raisin
Scott
$1,600 [10]
Eratosthenes found time to accurately estimate the circumference of the Earth while running this library
the Library of Alexandria
Jason
$1,600 [11]
Sometimes an eagle lands on theflag, of this country, seen here
Austria
Jason
$2,000 [15]
In 2015, a young girl reads a book by Tom Wilkinson, who hears a story from F. Murray Abraham, a formerlobby boy
The Grand Budapest Hotel
Katy
$2,000 [14]
In 1932, this army of jobless World War I veterans marched on Washington, trying to get their due
the Bonus Army
Jason
$1,600 [6]
This Horace McCoy novel is about a Depression-era dance marathon, not equine euthanasia
They Shoot Horses, Don't They?
Jason
$1,600 [19]
A hardening building material used in masonry & Slash's main instrument
mortar & guitar
Scott
$2,000 [22]
You'd be shushed by this librarian & composer for blasting his bombastic "Symphonie fantastique"
Berlioz
Jason
$2,000 [21]
The miniseries "Mrs. America" had Cate Blanchett as this conservative using her Eagle Forum to defeat the Equal Rights Amendment
Schlafly
Scott
DD $5,000 [13]
In 2023:TFW you watch home movies & realize your mom was having an affair the whole time
The Fabelmans
Jason
DD $5,000 [8]
Named for a senator & a House representative, this 1930 tariff act put pressure on the financial recovery
Smoot-Hawley
Jason
$2,000 [7]
"Can You Forgive Her?" is one of the Palliser novels by this Victorian who wrote hefty books in long series
Anthony Trollope
$2,000 [20]
Tropical bird of the Americas with a brilliantly colored beak & one who practices a magic-affirming religion
toucan & Wiccan
Scott

Final Jeopardy!

TV

"Lord of the Flies" inspired this series as did the 1994 film "Heavenly Creatures", which starred one of the show's actresses

Yellowjackets

Katy "What is Yellowjackets?" — wagered $1,600
Scott "What is Yellowjackets?" — wagered $1,000
Jason "What is Lost? It's been fun. #BringBackSusan" — wagered $16,201

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