Show #9129 - Thursday, June 20, 2024

Drew Basile game 2.

Contestants

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Jonquil Garrick-Reynolds, a theatrical wardrobe technician from Ottawa, Ontario, Canada

Bob Longstreth, a superior court judge from San Diego, California

Drew Basile, a graduate student from Birmingham, Michigan (whose 1-day cash winnings total $23,482)

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Jeopardy! Round

NAMED BY LIT LOVERS

SHORTENED WORDS

LET'S RUN THE NUMBERS

IT WAS ALL ORANGE

STEVIE WONDER

SIR DUKE

$200

In 2002 an ankylosaurus species was named after this author of a dino-mite 1990 novel

$200

Sugars or starches--keep 'em low in a keto diet

$200

There are this many officially recognized constellations, same as the number of keys on a standard piano

$200

This root veggie was first domesticated in Asia around the 10th c.; in the 17th c., Dutch painters popularized the orange variety

$200

The title of Stevie Wonder's song "Sir Duke" references this member of music nobility

$200

Since 2000 Grand Duke Henri has been the head of state of this European country, the world's only grand duchy

$400

The team overseeing the Curiosity rover named a "landing" after this author of "The Martian Chronicles"

$400

It's a quick way to say you want, say, the 2021 Caymus Vineyards with its notes of black cherry

$400

In 2024 West Conshohocken Borough in Pennsylvania celebrated its sesquicentennial, this many years

$400

This Chinese-American fast food restaurant says it served over 100 million pounds of orange chicken in 2021

$400

In 1961 Stevie was introduced to Berry Gordy, founder of this record label, & many of his albums were issued by its Tamla subsidiary

$400

At around age 8 in 1035, future English King William I succeeded his father as Duke of this in France

$600

Found in the name of a bewitching Disney show with Selena Gomez, this street or "Place" in NYC was named for a Walter Scott novel

$600

Short for your longtime pal, it first appeared pre-WWII; it's also D. name of a clown in an "In Living Color" sketch

$600

4,189 (hits) & 2,130 (consecutive games) fell, but this hitting streak by Joe DiMaggio endures

$600

The color international orange can be seen on the Tokyo Tower & this California bridge completed in 1937

$600

Stevie wanted to add a Swahili phrase on this charity single, causing Waylon Jennings to bail (good ole boys don't sing in Swahili)

$600

In 2021, after 5 decades, the Duke of Kent stepped down as a presenter of the trophies for this sporting tournament

$800

A species of fish with a long snout is named for this character with a big ol' nose from an 1897 play

$800

In the streets it's your rival; Maxo Kream rhymes the word with "drop"

$800

General Sherman's special field orders, No. 15 reserved land for freed families in tracts of up to this many acres

$800

The use of these orange flowers to adorn altars called ofrendas during Day of the Dead festivals dates from Aztec times

DD: $1,000

Stevie's music evoked the circus for Smokey Robinson, who wrote the lyrics for what became this hit for Smokey & The Miracles

$800

In 1869, a royal with this title, later bestowed on Prince Philip, visited Hawaii; that's how Duke Kahanamoku got his name

$1000

A type of trapdoor spider with blue eyes has this spicy fictional desert planet in its name

$1000

Iivestrong.com notes it's better to relax your chest & then twitch the muscle under your collarbone to make these fellas bounce

$1000

As the word for this number sounds like it means "certainly death", Cantonese speakers have a collective case of tetrakaidekaphobia

$1000

A shade of orange bears the name of this Ivy League university where "The Orange & The Black" is a traditional song

$1000

Title line that precedes "That's why I'll always stay around, you are the apple of my eye, forever, you'll stay in my heart"

$1000

Victory by the Duc de Richelieu at Mahón on this island not the largest of the Balearics may have given mayonnaise its name

Scores at the first commercial break (after clue 15):

Drew	Bob	Jonquil
$1,000	$1,000	-$800

Scores at the end of the Jeopardy! Round:

Drew	Bob	Jonquil
$3,600	$600	$1,200

Double Jeopardy! Round

HIT THE ROAD, JACQUES

MODERN PRODUCTS

BROADWAY'S OPENING NIGHT CASTS

MUSEUMS

BODY PARTS' BETTER KNOWN NAMES

YOU CAN'T SPELL...

$400

Jacques-Pierre Brissot went to America to help the antislavery cause, then back to Paris to get its keys after it was stormed

$400

Quadcopter design & crash-avoidance are good options when considering buying one of these

$400

Art Carney & Walter Matthau were the original Felix & Oscar in this comedy

$400

A Las Vegas museum bearing the name of this noble gas has a "boneyard" of old, glitzy signs--they even have one with Vegas Vic

$400

Braincase

$400

These Christians who take the Bible quite literally, without "amen"

$800

This explorer may have been to Brazil in the early 16th century before going west again, giving Canada its name on a later trip

$800

Otterbox & Pela are on the job protecting these no matter who the manufacturer is

$800

When this groovy "tribal love rock musical" hit Broadway in 1968, its cast included Paul Jabara, Melba Moore & Diane Keaton

$800

A museum in Nantucket about the history of this profession is housed in an old spermaceti candle factory

$800

The trachea

$800

This type of covenant, limiting how you can use your property, without "strict"

DD: $1,200

Philosopher Jacques Derrida was born in this African country when it was governed by France, but left for Paris in 1949

$1200

This type of transport can be pedal assist or throttle only

$1200

These two actresses were wickedly good when their show opened in October of 2003

$1200

"Ice Cold", an exhibit on hip hop jewelry at the American Museum of Natural History features this rapper's Barbie pendant

$1200

The laryngeal prominence

$1200

This word for a type of attachment to an item from your past, without "time"

$1600

In 1960 Don Walsh & Jacques Piccard went to this spot in the Pacific, the deepest place on Earth

$1600

Cooking on the go while fleeing your enemies? Try this kind of portable cooktop using electromagnetic energy

$1600

This musical set at the turn of the century opened with Audra McDonald as Sarah & Brian Stokes Mitchell as Coalhouse Walker Jr.

DD: $3,000

On view at the National Museum of Women in the Arts is a self-portrait of Frida Kahlo dedicated to this Russian exile

$1600

The coccyx

$1600

This past tense verb meaning "cried out for", as in "the crowd ____ for an encore", without "more"

$2000

This Prussian-born French composer took a trip to the underworld with his 1858 opera about Orpheus

$2000

OpenSea is a market-place for buying, selling & trading digital art in the form of these, whose weird first word means unique

$2000

In 1988 I spied BD Wong in his Broadway debut as the mysterious Chinese opera singer whom John Lithgow fell for in this play

$2000

In Berlin, a city with a famous gate, this museum has the Ishtar Gate & the Market Gate of Miletus

$2000

Hallux

$2000

This, which roughly 1/4 of Americans experience each year, without "omni" (not exactly a plug for the hotel chain)

Scores at the end of the Double Jeopardy! Round:

Drew	Bob	Jonquil
$15,800	$8,600	$10,400

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Final Jeopardy! Round

AUTHORS' WIVES

When asked if she was the inspiration for the wife in a 1922 novel, this woman replied, "No. She was much fatter"

Final scores:

Drew	Bob	Jonquil
$9,800	$6,398	$1,200
2-day champion: $33,282	2nd place: $3,000	3rd place: $2,000

Game dynamics:

Coryat scores:

Drew	Bob	Jonquil
$14,400	$8,600	$11,400
23 R (including 2 DDs), 5 W	12 R, 3 W	16 R, 5 W (including 1 DD)

Show #9129 - Thursday, June 20, 2024

Contestants

Jeopardy! Round

Scores at the first commercial break (after clue 15):

Scores at the end of the Jeopardy! Round:

Double Jeopardy! Round

Scores at the end of the Double Jeopardy! Round:

Final Jeopardy! Round

Final scores:

Game dynamics:

Coryat scores:

Combined Coryat: $34,400

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Game tape date: 2024-05-08