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    $200 10
Jet-lagged or just hung-over? Let's wake up your face with Wu Morning!, a mask from this Asian country
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Show #4307 - Tuesday, April 29, 2003

2003 Celebrity Jeopardy! game 2.

Contestants

Ashton Kutcher, an actor from That '70s Show

Vivica A. Fox, an actress from Boat Trip

Wayne Brady, an actor, comedian and singer from The Wayne Brady Show

Jeopardy! Round

WAYNE'S WORLD
JUST MARRIED
CHEMICAL ELEMENTS
THE THEATRE
BOY, DO YOU NEED MAKE-UP!
ANIMAL VERBS
    $200 1
An airport in Orange County, California is named for this movie "Duke"
    $200 17
In 1804 Napoleon's brother Jerome & his Baltimore-bred bride honeymooned at this upstate New York site
    $200 7
This metal's "Age" began around 1200 B.C. & no, it didn't follow the Wash & Dry Age
    $200 4
Playwright Jean Anouilh had a lot at "stake" with "L'Alouette", his play about this female saint
    $200 10
Jet-lagged or just hung-over? Let's wake up your face with Wu Morning!, a mask from this Asian country
    $200 3
Flutter, like eyelashes
    $400 2
In 1998 he was picked as the top player of all time by The Hockey News
    $400 22
2 of the traditional "Big 5" animals you'd hope to see on a safari honeymoon
    $400 8
Centrum multivitamins say they're "Complete from A to" this element
    $400 18
This director of the film "Moulin Rouge!" brought his hit production of "La boheme" to Broadway in 2002
    $400 11
Let's dramatize your look with some Hard Candy mascara in pickle, a shade of this color
    $400 5
To decide irrevocably, like someone's fate
    $600 12
Wayne Rogers left this show after a contract dispute; his character Trapper John got discharged & went home
    $600 23
In Venice, this professional needs a license to operate his boat, but not to sing to newlyweds
    $600 9
Wondering what to do with your cadmium? Combine it with nickel to make the popular NiCad types of these
    DD: $600 19
Now ear this: "Vincent in Brixton" is a play about this artist
    $600 14
Bad Girl & Lush aren't what your agent calls you; they're pencils from Benefit made to line eyes & these
    $600 6
In cooking, to cut open & spread flat, as with shrimp or steak
    $800 13
He headlines at the Stardust in Las Vegas 40 weeks a year
    $800 20
Martin Klaproth named this radioactive element that he discovered in 1789 for a planet discovered in 1781
    $800 15
Your face may get a lift from this music-&-airline mogul's Virgin Cosmetics
    $1000 21
At -37.93 degrees Fahrenheit, this metal becomes a solid
    $1000 16
I think I'll adorn myself with Tova Borgnine's All Over crayons (wonder if she uses them on this guy, her husband)

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

Wayne Vivica Ashton
$2,200 $1,400 $1,200

Scores at the end of the Jeopardy! Round:

Wayne Vivica Ashton
$3,800 $0 $3,400

Double Jeopardy! Round

INDEPENDENCE DAY
THE BEVERLY HILLS PUBLIC LIBRARY
GRACELAND
THE PIANIST
HAIL TO THE CHIEF
WHAT ARE YOU AFRAID OF?
    $400 1
This country celebrates Cinco de Mayo on May 5 & its independence on September 16
    $400 10
Beg all you want, you can't do this with Siegel & Shim's "Dictionary of Accounting Terms" -- it's a reference book
    $400 4
(Sarah of the Clue Crew at Graceland in Memphis) This person who released their first album in 2003 often napped in the Monkey Chair at Graceland's Jungle Room
    $400 6
Once the highest-paid musician, he dazzled us with costumes & candelabra, as well as his piano playing
    $400 16
The family bible records his first 2 names as David Dwight, not Dwight David
    $400 9
Rhytiphobia is the fear of getting these -- botox, anyone?
    $800 2
On September 7 you can party on down to Rio & celebrate this South American country's independence
    $800 23
"Before Taliban" & "Behind the Burqa" are books about this country
    $800 5
Elvis' pets at Graceland included these birds of the pheasant family, with spreading tail feathers
    $800 18
He's the pianist who's tickling the ivories in the photo seen here
    $800 17
Stephen T. Logan, & later William H. Herndon, were his law partners in Springfield, Illinois
    $800 7
Melissophobia isn't the fear of Joan Rivers' daughter but the fear of these insects, honey
    $1200 3
This "is the word"; "It's got groove, it's got meaning" & it's got its independence day on March 25
    $1200 24
Shelved not far from his novel "A Farewell to Arms" is a bio of him subtitled "A Life Without Consequences"
    $1200 12
(Cheryl of the Clue Crew at Graceland in Memphis) The initials "TCB" painted here on the tail of Elvis Presley's airplane stand for this
    $1200 20
His first proclamation as president was to declare a national day of mourning for John F. Kennedy
    $1200 8
You may want to avoid Jay Leno if you have geniophobia, the fear of this body part
    $1600 19
After the czar was overthrown in 1917, Finland declared its independence from this country
    DD: $1,000 13
In the 1960s Elvis began a tradition of lining his driveway with lights of this color found in an Elvis Xmas song
    $1600 21
As part of his "New Deal", he took American currency off the gold standard in 1933
    DD: $3,000 14
Gallophobes fear anything related to this country -- better cancel that film with Gerard Depardieu
    $2000 22
The language books are in the 400s in this numerical system used by the library
    $2000 11
(Sarah of the Clue Crew) This TV-radio console was a gift to Elvis from this company for the sale of more than 50 million albums
    $2000 15
Tippi Hedren doesn't suffer from ornithophobia, the fear of these creatures

Scores at the end of the Double Jeopardy! Round:

Wayne Vivica Ashton
$19,000 -$3,200 $11,000

Final Jeopardy! Round

FILMS OF THE '60s
(Alex: We're being very selfish, Vivica; we like looking at you and having you around!)
In the top films of 2 consecutive years in the 1960s, she played a nanny & a governess

Final scores:

Wayne Vivica Ashton
$24,000 $850 $0
Winner: $50,000 for Animal Avengers 2nd place: $20,000 for Breeding Tabernacle Church 3rd place: $20,000 for University of Iowa Patient Support Fund

Game dynamics:

Coryat scores:

Wayne Vivica Ashton
$18,200 -$3,200 $11,000
22 R
(including 2 DDs),
4 W		 3 R,
7 W		 15 R
(including 1 DD),
2 W

Combined Coryat: $26,000

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