Show #9419 2025-10-23 (taped 2025-09-16) Regular

Tom Devlin game 3.

Contestants

Jake Tomlin — a middle school teacher from Lynchburg, Virginia

Elijah Perseus Blumov — a poet and podcaster from Evanston, Illinois

Tom Devlin — an attorney from Washington, D.C. (whose 2-day cash winnings total $43,199)

Scores

Player First Commercial End of Jeopardy! End of Double Jeopardy! Final Coryat
Tom $7,000 $9,400 $27,800 $30,000
3-day champion: $73,199
$24,800
33 R (including 2 DDs), 3 W (including 1 DD)
Elijah $-1,600 $-600 $3,400 $1
3rd place: $2,000
$3,400
5 R, 3 W
Jake $0 $1,400 $7,800 $7,800
2nd place: $3,000
$7,800
14 R, 4 W

Jeopardy! Round

PRESIDENTIAL FACTS BEER ME DISNEY CHARACTERS THAT'S TOTALLY SUS TOUGH 6-LETTER VOCAB "SAINT" SOMEWHERE
$200 [28]
The youngest president to die, he was 46, younger than Tom Brady & John Mayer are now
Kennedy
Tom Jake
$200 [27]
The Whistling Oysterwas once on display at this beer brand's storehouse in Dublin
Guinness
Tom
$200 [25]
Thislegendary warrior maiden of China gained a superpower for her 2020 live-action remake
Mulan
Tom
$200 [26]
It was on this date in 1957 when a British news show reported on the bumper crop of spaghetti trees in Switzerland
April 1
Tom
$200 [29]
The Latin for "of whom" gives us this word for the minimum number of people needed to start a meeting
quorum
Tom
$200 [30]
It's a straight shot down I-35 for 2 hours or so going from Duluth to this city, home of the F. Scott Fitzgerald birthplace
St. Paul
Tom
$400 [9]
The president seenheregot married while in office; his secondwifewas a widow 16 years his junior with this first name
Edith
Jake
$400 [23]
In 1985 the founder of the Boston Beer Company introduced a beer named for this revolutionary patriot
Sam Adams
Jake
$400 [24]
In "Aladdin", Jafar's sidekickis a sarcastic parrot with this villainous name
Iago
Elijah
$400 [22]
The film "The Boy Next Door" had an Achilles heel--Jennifer Lopez was gifted a "first edition" of this epic poem by Homer
the Iliad
Tom Elijah
$400 [19]
It's a verb where you use the namesake app (privately, as not to expose your un-hipness) to identify a new song on the radio
Shazam
Tom
$400 [21]
Completed in 1959, this waterway includes an almost 190-mile stretch between Montreal & Lake Ontario
the St. Lawrence Seaway
Tom
$600 [16]
Abraham Lincoln called this amendment "a king's cure for all the evils" & added, "it winds the whole thing up"
the 13th Amendment
Jake
$600 [2]
Microbrewer Vinnie Cilurzo is credited with making the first double this, a hoppy craft brew with a foreign country in its name
an IPA
Tom
$600 [3]
A song about him says, "No one's slick as... No one's quick as... No one's neck's as incredibly thick as" him
Gaston
Tom
$600 [5]
A 1928 New York Times headline read, "Confidence man jailed" for selling this alliterative landmark
Brooklyn Bridge
Tom
$600 [7]
Here's an example from Spain of this circular tower
turret
Elijah
$600 [20]
Geographically speaking, the backup band of this "Now, Now" singer should be named The Grenadines
St. Vincent
Jake
$800 [11]
This New Yorker's bid for reelection was hampered by an 1837 financial panic & a depression that followed
Van Buren
Jake
$800 [1]
Brewed since 1928, this beer sponsored the Jamaican women's bobsled team for a time
Red Stripe
Tom
$800 [4]
He says, "Some people are worth melting for"
Olaf
$1,000 [12]
Senatorial brother Armand D'Amato was found guilty of this 2-word crime, using the postal service to get money under false pretenses
mail fraud
Tom
$800 [15]
John Glenn helped popularize this Yiddish-ish word for a mechanical malfunction
glitch
Jake
$800 [14]
This London wood, not wort, is home to Abbey Road Studios & Lord's Cricket Ground
St. John's
Tom
$1,000 [10]
Benjamin Harrison said the "combinations of capital commonly called" these are "dangerous conspiracies"
trusts
Tom Jake
$1,000 [8]
Launched in 1995, this Belgian-style wheat beer with a lunar name is brewed with orange peel
Blue Moon
Tom
$1,000 [17]
In this film Catherine O'Hara voiced Sally, a rag doll resentful of her creator Dr. Finkelstein
The Nightmare Before Christmas
DD $2,600 [6]
A boy "known by the sobriquet of" this tells Oliver Twist about a free place to stay in London; what could go wrong?
the Artful Dodger
Tom
$1,000 [18]
Harking back to Greek mythology, this end-of-the-alphabet word is for a gentle west wind
zephyr
Elijah
$1,000 [13]
On Nov. 11, 1493 Columbus sighted a Lesser Antilles island & named it this, honoring the man of Tours & his feast day
St. Martin
Elijah Jake

Double Jeopardy! Round

AN ITALIAN RENAISSANCE MAN YOU ARE WRONG ALLITERATIVE POP CULTURE TRANSPORTATION AN ILL WIND BOOK ENDS
$400 [18]
For Michelangelo, the genesis of working at this landmark was 1508; after a delay due to non-payment, a final amen came in 1512
the Sistine Chapel
Jake
$400 [29]
In America of yore, sly raccoons would often leave the dogs hunting them literally doing this
barking up the wrong tree
Tom
$400 [28]
Per the opening narration of "Star Trek", "space" is this
the final frontier
Tom
$400 [30]
This 2-word term for aerial lifts used by skiers also refers to a public transport option in San Francisco
a cable car
Tom
$400 [27]
Thiscalm central part of a hurricane usually forms when sustained wind speeds go above 74 miles per hour
the eye
Jake
$400 [26]
The last chapter of "Persuasion" begins, "Who can be in doubt of what followed?" & what was not in doubt was this event
marriage (a wedding)
Tom
$1,200 [1]
In his manual for rulers, he wrote, "Among other evils which being unarmed brings you, it causes you to be despised"
Machiavelli
Jake
$800 [17]
To tell someone they're wrong; before "myself", it implies inconsistency, but Walt Whitman didn't care
I contradict myself
Elijah
$800 [15]
In Spanish, this singer & rapper's name is El Conejo Malo
Bad Bunny
Tom
$800 [23]
Mocked as the "Big Ditch", it connected the Hudson River to the Great Lakes
the Erie Canal
Tom
$800 [20]
Around this island, a cold wind called the gregale sometimes approaches hurricane force & menaces ships
Malta
Jake
$800 [25]
The last sentence of this Darwin book mentions "the Creator" who originally breathed life "into a few forms or into one"
On the Origin of Species
Jake
$1,600 [10]
Palestrina's famous setting of this opening part of the Mass came long before Mr. Mister's No. 1 hit
Kyrie (eleison)
Tom Jake
$1,600 [22]
The Supreme Court majority has been accused of "acute ethnocentric myopia" (1978) & "judicial hubris" (2024) in these
dissents
Tom
$1,200 [9]
It ends with the lines "Oh, No. It wasn't the airplanes. It was beauty killed the beast"
King Kong
Elijah
$1,200 [5]
The Knucklehead & the Panhead are historic engine styles of this U.S. company's iconic 2-wheeled rides
Harley-Davidson
Jake
$1,200 [13]
It's the Fujita scale number of the deadliest tornado; "Twister" has the lines "None of you have ever" seen one? "Just one of us"
(F)5
Tom
$1,200 [8]
The "End" of this E.M. Forster novel is "It'll be such a crop of hay as never!"
Howards End
Jake
$2,000 [2]
Shown on amedal, Sigismondo Malatesta was lord of Rimini but also one of these mercenaries, from "condurre", to conduct or lead
the condottieri
Tom
$2,000 [21]
Corrigenda are fixes to an article from an author who made a mistake; this Latin plural refers to fixes of editorial goofs
errata
Tom
$1,600 [4]
In 2025, Phil Robertson, the patriarch of the Louisiana family featured on this reality show, passed away
Duck Dynasty
Tom
$1,600 [11]
1787 Constitutional Convention delegates watched in amazement as one of these new vessels was tested on the Delaware River
a steamboat
Tom
$1,600 [14]
There's nothing saintly about these feared hot, dry winds that fanned the 2025 Altadena & Malibu fires
the Santa Ana winds
Tom
$1,600 [7]
The ending of this Wilson Rawls tale reveals the title botanical location: near the graves of beloved dogs
Where the Red Fern Grows
DD $6,000 [16]
Marsilio Ficino knew this family & founded his Platonic Academy, an intellectual hub of the It-Ren, at their villa near Florence
the Medici
Tom
DD $4,000 [12]
The French are generous with terms for blunders, having given us faux pas & this 5-letter word for a public mistake
gaffe
Tom
$2,000 [3]
Released in 2001, it was Shakira's breakthrough hit in the United States
"Whenever, Wherever"
Jake
$2,000 [24]
The 1956 bill creating this vast national network of roads passed the Senate 89-1; Russell Long of La. opposed raising the gas tax
the Interstates
Tom
$2,000 [19]
Thunderstorms & temperature inversions can cause this sudden change in wind speed or direction, often creating turbulence
wind shear
Tom
$2,000 [6]
At the end of this novel, Newland Archer looks up at the apartment of the love of his life & heads back to his hotel
The Age of Innocence
Elijah

Final Jeopardy!

SOUTH AMERICA

An airport at this South American city is named for archaeologist Maria Reiche, who was known as the "Lady of the Lines"

Nazca

Elijah "What is Lima" — wagered $3,399
Jake "What is Kuzco? Hi Ryliegh" — wagered $0
Tom "What is Nazca?" — wagered $2,200

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