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In a '70s cult film the heroine finds an apple farm less soothing than she thought, as the title says, "Let's" do this to Jessica
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Jeopardy! Masters game #41 - Wednesday, May 7, 2025

2025 Jeopardy! Masters knockout round game 3.

Contestants

Adriana Harmeyer, an archivist from West Lafayette, Indiana

Isaac Hirsch, a customer support team lead from Burbank, California

Neilesh Vinjamuri, a software engineer from Lionville, Pennsylvania

Jeopardy! Round

SVU: SHAKESPEARE VICTIMS UNIT
6-LETTER CITIES
UNABBREVIATE ME
TALKING IN COLORS
...& HORROR ENSUES
W. KAMAU BELL'S BELLS CATEGORY
(W. Kamau Bell: I'm Celebrity Jeopardy! champion W. Kamau Bell. Now, my middle name tends to stand out more than my last, but today I'll have clues about other Bells in my career and beyond.)
    200 30
Hysterical guy says Goneril poisoned this sister of hers; now I hear there's a separate crime scene with Dad & Sister 2? Geez, the paperwork
    200 5
Since the 13th century, this city's coat of arms has featured a bear, & some contend the city is named for one
    200 28
Wake up to Lara Spencer:
GMA
    200 29
The competition between 2 newspapers in the 19th century & the work of cartoonist Richard F. Outcault led to this term
    200 27
Whether as Offred on TV or Cecilia Kass in "The Invisible Man" on film, this actress has seen some rough times
    200 26
(One more time, Celeb Jeopardy! champion Kamau Bell.) The title of my 2007 one-man show of course mentioned my name, & it referenced this controversial 1994 book about measuring intelligence
    400 20
We got this mook on security camera near the body, saying, "senators, be not affrighted... ambition's debt is paid"; cuff him
    400 2
This city, a suburb of Denver, shares a name with a mythological goddess of the dawn
    400 25
For a day not at the races:
OTB
    400 7
Grandma loves this dessert that's flush with apple, cinnamon & crumbly deliciousness
    400 22
An actor's son, he directed "Longlegs" & also acted in "Nope"
    400 23
(Back to Kamau Bell.) The 2023 World's Strongest Man competition included an event where 7 of these steel items were tossed over a 15-foot bar within 60 seconds
    600 3
Witnesses say the vic, Mercutio, talked about plague, but it's murder, & we got an I.D. on the perp--him, Lady Capulet's nephew
    600 1
The Battle of Boyacá, fought near this capital, makes Simón Bolívar a legend in what was then New Granada
    600 19
You might need it down below:
scuba
    600 6
Millions & millions of dinoflagellates in coastal waters cause this toxic phenomenon
    600 13
Let's vamp for time; Lily-Rose Depp has an undead admirer in this 2024 film that got 4 Oscar nominations
    600 16
(Back to Kamau.) In an article about the Antitrust Division of the Justice Department, I wrote about how we were blessed with the Sports Illustrated football phone in the late '80s after the breakup of AT&T's monopoly commonly referred to by this familial name
    800 12
C'mon, Macbeth, you're telling us you & this guy were friends? How come your friend has "20 trenched gashes on his head"?
    800 4
The legendary Shalimar Gardens are found in this city in Punjab Province
    800 21
Unit in CERN's 1953 founding document:
GeV
    DD: 3,000 17
A minion of Robespierre, Citizen Chauvelin is on the hunt for this elusive hero in a 1905 novel
    800 10
In a '70s cult film the heroine finds an apple farm less soothing than she thought, as the title says, "Let's" do this to Jessica
    800 15
(Here's Kamau.) Edgar Allan Poe wrote about the ringing "that so musically wells / From the bells, bells, bells, bells" & notably used this 6-syllable word to describe the noise
    1000 11
We gotta get Iago off the streets; too bad we didn't bust him for the Roderigo hit before he did this wife of his
    1000 8
Prior to 1989, this city where U Thant is buried started with a different letter & had an extra vowel in its name
    1000 24
Like the Peace Corps, but local:
VISTA
    1000 18
This region became a province of the Union of South Africa in 1910
    1000 9
"The Strangers" was praised (?) for the complete lack of any motivation for the attackers of a couple played by Scott Speedman & her
    1000 14
(Here's Kamau Bell.) On my podcast "Politically Reactive", my co-host Hari Kondabolu got to interview this late, great intersectional feminist thinker who defined herself as a cultural critic

Scores at the end of the Jeopardy! Round:

Neilesh Isaac Adriana
8,800 9,200 1,000

Double Jeopardy! Round

THE STARS OF OUR SHOW
ART HISTORY
A 20th CENTURY FACTS PRODUCTION
THIS IS NOT A LOVE SONG
WHOA! HORSES!
(Ken: And, a Jeopardy! Masters favorite...)
BEFORE, DURING & AFTER
    400 30
It's Alpha Orionis,
Alpha Orionis,
Alpha Orionis
    400 28
The self-taught Sheldon Peck would be surprised to see his work in a big, fancy Museum of American this art in Manhattan
    400 27
This year was tough on world leaders: the U.S. president was assassinated & Queen Victoria made a final royal exit
    400 26
There's plenty of humanity but no talk of love in the defiant reggae classic "Get Up, Stand Up", written by Peter Tosh & him
    400 29
This portly future president bragged of riding 25 miles in the Philippines; Elihu Root telegraphed back, "How is the horse?"
    400 25
Snoopy owner in a Van Morrison tune that asks, "Do you remember when we used to sing" about the Vermeer lass at the Mauritshuis
    800 15
Aldebaran is the eye of this constellation that's perpetually charging Orion
    800 7
This city of Rembrandt's birth was a 17th c. art hub & Thomas & Daphne Kaplan have a vast collection of works by its artists
    800 19
On May 1, 1960 Francis Gary Powers lost his edge in this type of recon plane & was shot down over Russia
    800 18
Snoop had this, not romantic love, on his mind in "Gin & Juice"
    800 23
In "The Legend of Sleepy Hollow", he rode Daredevil, a steed "full of mettle & mischief... no one but himself could manage"
    800 24
Residential D.C. suburb in which college students party on a Florida vacation while engaging in Raygun's Olympic event
    DD: 2,000 8
You'll find Alcyone, Electra & Maia in this group that actually contains more than a thousand stars
    1200 3
From the trip they were on, 18th century British visitors to Italy were called by this 2-word name & were often painted by Pompeo Batoni
    DD: 4,000 17
The last Allied summit conference of World War II ended on Aug. 2, 1945 in this German suburb
    1200 9
Some less than loving words from Kelly Clarkson: "Shut your mouth... Since U been gone, I can" do these 5 words
    1200 20
The title of this 1975 song from Michael Martin Murphey refers to a horse that "busted down his stall"
    1200 1
Play featuring Benedick & Beatrice, who slip into Sinéad O'Connor's song about an axis type of submarine from World War II
    1600 14
Its red color probably got it its name meaning rival of another celestial body
    1600 4
Many modern artists use deep or cryptic text in their works; Mel Bochner's often include this triple talk for going on & on pointlessly
    1600 12
Sunk in 1918, the wreck of this ship that did some famous rescuing was found in 2000, 500 feet down off the coast of Ireland
    1600 10
"Valentine's Day" by this late icon born David Jones is about gun violence & mental health, not candy & cards
    1600 21
Grantland Rice said that this horse also called "Big Red" had "a furious desire to win"
    1600 2
"Avian" George R.R. Martin title that takes place in a lookout spot atop a mast that's concealing an ovoid retirement plan
    2000 13
Also known as Alpha Carinae, it's the second-brightest star in the night sky
    2000 5
German Romanticism came to the Met in 2025 with a major exhibition of this 19th-century master
    2000 16
In 1917 this congresswoman introduced a bill that protected women from losing citizenship if wed to a foreigner
    2000 11
On "Blue Valentines", his gravel voice sings about whiskey, nightmares & a "burglar that can break a rose's neck"
    2000 22
Legend says Alexander the Great tamed this mighty steed after surmising it was afraid of its own shadow
    2000 6
Unexpected overtime period in which Hemingway tells of a Spanish bullfight & a Nijinsky ballet

Scores at the end of the Double Jeopardy! Round:

Neilesh Isaac Adriana
9,200 20,000 7,400
(lock game)

Final Jeopardy! Round

SAINTS
This saint who helped convert Scotland to Christianity shares his name with the Latin word for an animal sent out 3 times by Noah

Final scores:

Neilesh Isaac Adriana
3,599 20,000 4,400
3rd place: 0 match points Winner: 3 match points 2nd place: 1 match point

Game dynamics:

Coryat scores:

Neilesh Isaac Adriana
9,200 15,000 6,600
18 R,
4 W		 20 R
(including 2 DDs),
3 W		 11 R
(including 1 DD),
2 W

Combined Coryat: 30,800

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