Season 21 - Show #S-4784
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00:00The Memorial Day Parade, live Saturday at noon.
00:06Ladies and gentlemen, we hope you enjoyed watching our Ultimate Tournament of Champions,
00:10which ended yesterday with these three finalists.
00:13A lot of competition, a lot of camaraderie, and on your behalf, I want to thank them.
00:19And now we're getting back to our regular games as we start building some new champions.
00:25This is Jeopardy!
00:28Here are today's contestants.
00:31A live-in caregiver from Longview, Washington, Damon Poore.
00:36A payroll manager from Antioch, California, Kate Sendegaya.
00:41And our returning champion, an attorney from Los Angeles, California, Bob Shore,
00:47whose one-day cash winnings totaled $26,001.
00:53And now, here is the host of Jeopardy, Alex Screebac.
01:00Thank you, Johnny Gilbert.
01:02Ladies and gentlemen, welcome to our program.
01:03I get the feeling that our champion, Bob, still can't believe that he's going to be receiving all that money.
01:09Will that affect his play today against Kate and Damon?
01:12Let's find out now.
01:13Welcome.
01:14Good luck.
01:15Here we go.
01:15The categories are as follows.
01:21British Authors, followed by You're a Doll.
01:26That's right.
01:27Around the USA, Grooming Aids, and finally we will deal with abbreviations.
01:33And Bob, where would you like to start?
01:35USA for 200, please.
01:36Spend a night on Brasstown Bald Mountain, and you're at the high point of this peachy state.
01:43Kate.
01:43What is Georgia?
01:44Yes.
01:45Grooming Aids for 200, please.
01:47It's a waxed string used to clean between your teeth.
01:51Bob.
01:52What is floss?
01:52That's it.
01:53USA for four.
01:54The Boy Scouts of America headquarters is in this state, where all of George Strait's exes live.
02:01Bob.
02:02What is Texas?
02:03That's right.
02:04Abbreviations for two.
02:04In baseball, ERA.
02:08Bob.
02:08What is earned run average?
02:09Correct.
02:10Abbreviations for four.
02:11To feminists, ERA.
02:14Bob.
02:15What is the Equal Rights Amendment?
02:16Correct.
02:16Abbreviations for six.
02:17A military decoration, DSM.
02:21Bob.
02:21What is the Distinguished Service Medal?
02:23Right.
02:24Abbreviations for eight.
02:25In fractions, LCD.
02:28Bob.
02:29What is least common denominator?
02:30Good.
02:30Abbreviations for a thousand.
02:31In genetics, DNA.
02:34Bob.
02:35What is deoxyribonucleic acid?
02:37That's right.
02:37Around the USA for 600.
02:41Watch out for train robbers at Tweetsie Railroad, a Wild West theme park in this Tar Heel state.
02:48Bob.
02:48What is North Carolina?
02:49Good.
02:49USA for eight.
02:50Alaska's Katmai National Park contains the Valley of 10,000 V's.
02:55The Valley of 10,000 Smokes.
03:04Bob.
03:04USA for a thousand.
03:06The name of a Polynesian trickster god lives on in the name of this valley island.
03:12Kate.
03:13What is Molokai?
03:14No.
03:14Bob or Damon?
03:17What is Maui?
03:19Maui.
03:19Bob, back to you.
03:20That's right for two.
03:22Garabatos in Spanish.
03:24Polly Wally and a certain Yankee are dandy at these idle scribbles.
03:29Bob.
03:30What are doodles?
03:31Doodles is right.
03:31That's right for four.
03:33A preliminary version.
03:34The Brits spell it with a U-G-H.
03:37We use an F.
03:39Kate.
03:39What is a draft?
03:41Yes.
03:42That's right for 600, please.
03:43From the Latin for to write across.
03:45It's making a written copy of dictated material.
03:50Kate.
03:51What is transcribed?
03:52Yes.
03:53That's right for 800, please.
03:55This type of will is written in your own hand.
03:58It sounds like it's in 3D.
04:01Bob.
04:01What is holographic?
04:02Correct.
04:02That's right for 1,000.
04:04Pun alert.
04:06Oscar's illegibly written text of Lady Windermere's fan would be this of the wild.
04:12Bob.
04:13What is call?
04:14No.
04:17Kate or Damon?
04:19What is scrawl of the wild?
04:22Not call of the wild.
04:23All right.
04:24Bob's at 4,200.
04:25That's $4,000 more than Kate and 4,200 more than Damon as we take this break.
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06:06Damon Poore, first player we introduced on the program today, helped a family believe in Santa Claus again.
06:13Yes.
06:14How?
06:14There was a lady that we knew who didn't have a whole lot of money to get a Christmas, or any Christmas gifts for her child.
06:21And so we sent a card to her with a couple hundred dollars in it and had the return address to Santa,
06:28but with a local post office box, and she returned, she sent a thank you letter to that post office box.
06:35Well, isn't that nice?
06:37Good.
06:37Do you do a lot of this kind of stuff?
06:38Not often.
06:39If I win more, I would.
06:41All right.
06:42Okay.
06:42Kate Sendagaya is from Antioch, California.
06:47A woman who beat the statistics.
06:50I need to choose this one.
06:51Well, you wrote it down on the card, so I'm asking you about it.
06:55Tell the folks what we're referring to.
06:57I beat the statistics.
06:57Oh, that said that I was more likely to get killed in an airplane crash than get married after the age of 40.
07:03So you got married.
07:04I got married at the age of 47.
07:05Good for you.
07:06Aren't you glad it didn't work out the other way?
07:08Yes, indeed.
07:08Bob Shore is our champ.
07:11He's an attorney who switched his major to law after getting involved in a student government project as a grad student in math.
07:20Yeah.
07:21Sounds complex.
07:22What happened?
07:22Well, it's actually pretty simple.
07:24I finally realized that I was immediately become Professor Bob, and I finally realized that I'd spend eight hours a day, five days a week, alone in a room, thinking about mathematics.
07:32I got involved in student government.
07:34It's more than eight hours a day as a lawyer.
07:36It's more than five days a week, but it ain't alone in a room.
07:38Okay.
07:38Good for you.
07:39Let's get back into this.
07:40Authors for two.
07:41By age 23, she had written early versions of Sense and Sensibility and Pride and Prejudice.
07:49Bob.
07:49Who is Austin?
07:50Jane Austin, right.
07:51Authors for four.
07:53Byron was Lord Byron from age 10.
07:55This poet had to wait until his 70s in 1884.
08:00Damon.
08:01Who's Alfred Lord Tennyson?
08:02Correct.
08:03British Authors for six.
08:05Answer.
08:06Daily double.
08:07Well, now, you're on the board with 400.
08:10You can risk up to 1,000, though, Damon.
08:12I will risk 1,000.
08:13Okay.
08:13Here's the clue.
08:14This aging romantic lived to write an ode on the installation of Prince Albert as Chancellor of Cambridge.
08:24Who's Browning?
08:25No.
08:26Who is Wordsworth.
08:27William Wordsworth.
08:28Aging romantic.
08:29Okay.
08:30Cost you.
08:30You're at minus 600.
08:31Go again.
08:32British Authors for eight.
08:33He explained the genesis of his masterpiece in the following passage.
08:38Listen.
08:38It was on the 15th of October, 1764, as I sat musing amidst the ruins of the capital,
08:47that the idea of writing the decline and fall of the city first started to my mind.
08:52If you were familiar with the decline and fall of the Roman Empire, you'd be familiar with Edward Gibbon.
09:01Oh, Kate, you're upset with yourself.
09:03I knew that one.
09:04You knew that one.
09:05You should have rung in.
09:06Don't let it.
09:07I wasn't that sure.
09:08Don't let it happen again.
09:09Damon, select.
09:10Third doll for 200.
09:11This celebrity doll comes in a gift set with a microphone and a Barbie in Bobby socks.
09:19Kate.
09:19Who is Frank Sinatra?
09:21Yes.
09:22You're a doll for 400, please.
09:24One accessory sold for the Bratz dolls is a stretch one of these to take them to the prom in style.
09:31Kate.
09:31What is a limousine?
09:32Yes.
09:33You're a doll for 600, please.
09:34Take a look.
09:35The fur really flew in this 1996 movie remake that inspired the doll seen here.
09:42Damon.
09:43What is 101 Dalmatians?
09:44Correct.
09:45You're a doll for 800.
09:47Ironically, the Madame Alexander doll, based on this Tolstoy heroine, wore a dress with a long train.
09:55Kate.
09:55Who is Anna Karenina?
09:57Yes.
09:57You're a doll for 1,000, please.
09:59In fall of 2000, a glamorous Elizabeth Taylor doll could be purchased with this gem of a fragrance.
10:07Damon.
10:07What is white diamonds?
10:08Yes.
10:09British offerings for 1,000.
10:11In 2002, Christopher Hitchens published a book called Why This Great Anti-Totalitarian Writer Matters.
10:22And the writer he was referring to was George Orwell.
10:25Less than a minute now, Damon.
10:27Grooming Aids for 1,000.
10:28Answer.
10:28In 1911, Northam Warren founded this brand, which produced the first cuticle cream.
10:38The brand is Cutex.
10:40Damon.
10:41800.
10:42Applicator that lent its name to a derby for women pilots.
10:49Kate.
10:49What is Tampax?
10:51No.
10:52Bob or Damon.
10:54What is Powderpuff?
10:55The Powderpuff Derby?
10:56Okay.
10:57Damon.
10:57600.
10:58It's a foam that helps keep the hair in place, as well as a yummy dessert.
11:04Bob.
11:04What is Moose?
11:05Moose is right.
11:06400.
11:06400.
11:06To tighten your pores, you may use one of these.
11:09From the Latin for to draw together.
11:13Bob.
11:13What is Astringent?
11:14Astringent.
11:15That's it.
11:155,400, your total.
11:17The lead is yours at the moment.
11:18Kate, you go first in double jeopardy when we return after this.
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13:25Kate gets to do it first in the Double Jeopardy round, with two daily doubles awaiting us in these categories.
13:31Chemistry.
13:32Hey, we're back in school.
13:33Make and Waves, The Blank Zone, He's a Jamaican Mon, Dread, and as you might expect, Locks.
13:44Oh, man.
13:45Kate.
13:46Dear, He's a Jamaican Mon for 400, please.
13:49In the 1960s, he formed the vocal trio The Wailers with Peter Tosh and Bunny Livingston.
13:56Kate.
13:56Who is Bob Marley?
13:58Bob Marley, yes.
13:59Dread for 400, please.
14:01A 1711 poem warned, fools rush in where angels do this.
14:08Bob.
14:08What is fear to tread?
14:09Yes.
14:10Chemistry for four.
14:11Of the three main states of matter, the one covered by Dalton's Law of Partial Pressure.
14:17Bob.
14:18What is gas?
14:19That's it.
14:19Chemistry for eight.
14:20This four-letter word is the electrostatic attraction between atoms, James.
14:26Damon.
14:27What is a bond?
14:28Right.
14:28Uh, the Blank Zone for 400, please.
14:32Once it was a quiet place, but now the eye can hardly follow the dancing, shuffling, and
14:37spiking the ball.
14:39In.
14:40Kate.
14:41What is the end zone?
14:42Right.
14:43Uh, the Blank Zone for 800, please.
14:45Listen again.
14:46Mr. Jones left Detroit at nine o'clock.
14:49One hour later, he landed in Chicago, where the clock still said nine o'clock.
14:54He had entered.
14:56Damon.
14:56What is a different time zone?
14:59What is the central time zone?
15:01Yes.
15:01That's it.
15:02You were onto it early.
15:03Good.
15:04Uh, Blank Zone for 1200.
15:07Peace and harmony reign in a land without ICBMs.
15:11Perhaps someday, like New Zealand and Berkeley, the world will be A.
15:16Bob.
15:17What is a nuclear free zone?
15:18Yes.
15:18Chemistry for 2000.
15:19Number of hydrogen atoms it takes to equal the weight of one carbon atom.
15:26Bob.
15:27What is 12?
15:29Good.
15:29Chemistry for 16.
15:31Iron, cobalt, and this silver-white next metal up on the periodic table share similar chemical
15:37properties.
15:38Damon.
15:39What is nickel?
15:40Good.
15:41Uh, chemistry for 1200.
15:42The configuration of these in an atom is usually given for the ground state, not the excited
15:47state.
15:49Bob.
15:50What are electrons?
15:51Correct.
15:52The blank zone for 16.
15:53Listen.
15:55A ship adrift in a passage between the Caribbean and the Pacific, in an area abolished 25 years
16:00ago.
16:01Where else but?
16:03Bob.
16:04What is the canal zone?
16:05Yes.
16:06The blank zone for 2000.
16:09Neutral yet tense.
16:10Heavily mined despite its name.
16:13When you're in need of the north or south, brace yourself for.
16:17Damon.
16:18What is the demilitarized zone?
16:20Good for $2,000 more.
16:22Uh, locks for 400.
16:24In the same direction as the properly rotating hands of a timepiece.
16:29Bob.
16:30What is clockwise?
16:31Yes.
16:31Locks for eight.
16:33The naval isolation of a port to prevent the exit and entrance of traffic.
16:38Bob.
16:39What is a blockade?
16:40Correct.
16:40Locks for 12.
16:41The state of being married.
16:44Bob.
16:45What is wedlock?
16:46Yes.
16:46Locks for 16.
16:47Answer.
16:48Daily double.
16:49One of the two in the round.
16:50You have a considerable lead over Damon, 8,400.
16:564,000.
16:57Okay.
16:57Here's the clue in locks.
16:59Obsolete firearm type in which a piece of quartz ignites the gunpowder.
17:04What is a flintlock?
17:05That's it.
17:07Locks.
17:0816,000.
17:09Locks for two.
17:12Socrates' last beverage.
17:15Bob.
17:16What is hemlock?
17:16Right.
17:17Dread for eight.
17:18It is better to be feared than loved, opined this Italian political thinker in the 16th century.
17:25Damon.
17:25Who's de' Medici?
17:26No.
17:26Ooh.
17:27Bob.
17:28Who's Machiavelli?
17:29Machiavelli is the one.
17:30Dread for 12.
17:31Don't be afraid.
17:32It's only this, the larger of Mars' two moons.
17:36Bob.
17:37What is Phobos?
17:37Yes.
17:38Dread for 16.
17:39According to Psalm 111, the fear of this is the beginning of wisdom.
17:45Damon.
17:45Where's God?
17:46Yes, God the Lord.
17:49Dread for 2,000.
17:50Answer.
17:51Daily double.
17:56There are fewer than two categories still in play.
18:01I will wager 4,600.
18:06All right.
18:07Here is the clue in dread.
18:10A deep philosophical and existential dread.
18:13It's the German word for fear.
18:15What is angst?
18:17Angst is right.
18:20And you go up to 11,600.
18:23He's a Jamaican man for 800.
18:26Edward Siaga, Michael Manley, and P.J. Patterson have all held this highest Jamaican political post.
18:33Bob.
18:34What is prime minister?
18:35Yes.
18:36Jamaican for 12.
18:37Bob.
18:38In 1991, Jamaican pianist Monty Alexander helped her create unforgettable, a tribute to her father.
18:45Kate.
18:46Who is Natalie Cole?
18:47Yes.
18:47He's a Jamaican man for 1,600, please.
18:50Alfred Valentine is a famous Jamaican bowler in this sport, taking over 100 wickets in 36 matches.
18:57Bob.
18:58What is cricket?
18:58Yes.
18:59Jamaican for two.
18:59From a 300-year-old recipe, Jamaican scientist Dr. Kenneth Evans helped bring this coffee liqueur to market.
19:07Kate.
19:08What is Kahlua?
19:09No.
19:10Bob or Damon?
19:12The Jamaican liqueur is Tia Maria.
19:16Less than a minute to go now, Bob.
19:18Waves for four.
19:18Also a 1963 hit by the surfaris, this is one surfing move I can easily do myself.
19:31Damon.
19:32What is a wipeout?
19:33That's it.
19:34Uh, making waves for 800.
19:36Air cab Lieutenant Colonel Kilgore says that Charlie don't surf in this 1979 film.
19:44Bob.
19:44What is Apocalypse Now?
19:45Right.
19:46Waves for 12.
19:47Let's get back to Sarah.
19:49The name of this sport combines snowboarding with something you just learned to go with.
19:55Damon.
19:56What is the flow?
19:57Go with the flow?
19:59Nope.
20:01Kate.
20:01What is wakeboarding?
20:02Nope.
20:05Damon, you are on the right track.
20:07The sport is flowboarding.
20:08Oh.
20:09Flowboarding.
20:10Bob, you make the next selection.
20:1116, please.
20:11Old Moondoggy knows this five-letter term for the cord that attaches the board to a surfer via a Velcro strap.
20:19Five-letter term is a leash.
20:25And now the last clue for 2,000.
20:27When you're inside a wave's hollow but still riding, you're said to be in this colorful waiting area.
20:33You were in it just a little while ago before coming out here on stage.
20:40You were in the green room.
20:42The green room.
20:43Kate, bad news for you, unfortunately.
20:44At minus 400, that means you won't be around to play and compete in Final Jeopardy, but you will receive $1,000 just for finishing third today.
20:53It'll be Bob and Damon and this category.
20:57Mythological words.
20:58Blue in a moment.
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24:52Monarchy.
24:52Right service.
24:53Right price.
24:55Think of all the mythological words you know and see if you can come up with an answer to this clue.
25:01Its name is from the Greek for to bind, which in turn may come from the Egyptian Shesep Ankh, living image.
25:1030 seconds.
25:11Good luck.
25:11Good luck.
25:12Good luck.
25:15Good luck.
25:16Good luck.
25:17The Egyptian reference, a very important part of this clue.
25:44Let's start with you, Damon.
25:46What did you write down?
25:47You came up with?
25:48I tried to write Nubians.
25:51Nubians.
25:51Yes.
25:52You just put Beans.
25:53I know.
25:53There wasn't enough room on it.
25:54Old Beans.
25:55Yes.
25:56But you're wrong either way.
25:57So it costs you.
25:5810-2, leaving you with 600.
26:00Let's go to Bob Shore.
26:01Had an enlightening moment, but after I spoke, he says, what is?
26:06Sepulchre.
26:07Sepulchre.
26:08No, that is incorrect.
26:10We're talking about?
26:11Sarcophagus?
26:11No.
26:12We're talking about the Sphinx.
26:14The Sphinx.
26:15And it will cost you, champ.
26:17How much?
26:17$41.99.
26:18Dropping you down to $21.601 and giving you a two-day total now of $47,602.
26:24That's pretty impressive, a few days worth.
26:27We'll see how well he does tomorrow when we bring in two more challenges right here on
26:30the Sphinx.
26:31See you then.
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