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This "D" word can be a person licensed to practice medicine or a deceptive way to change a document
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Primetime Celebrity Jeopardy! game #35 - Wednesday, March 12, 2025

2025 Primetime Celebrity Jeopardy! quarterfinal game 9.

Contestants

Fortune Feimster, a writer, comedian, and actress originally from Belmont, North Carolina

Mina Kimes, a NFL analyst on ESPN originally from Offutt Air Force Base, Nebraska

Omar J. Dorsey, an actor originally from Decatur, Georgia

Jeopardy! Round

NATURAL WONDERS, NATIVE TONGUES
THERE'S NO BUSINESS LIKE SHOE BUSINESS
THE LAST EPISODE
ART WE CAN'T AFFORD
RETURN OF THE "MACK"
THE COLOR PURPLE
    $100 30
In Ancient Egypt, locals often called it Iteru, meaning "river"
    $100 13
Famous for its yellow boots, this company's shoes are affectionately nicknamed "Tims"
    $100 2
Jesse gets away & Walt lies dying from a bullet wound in the place he knows best: a meth lab
    $100 26
Jeff Koons' "Rabbit" looks like a cheap plaything made from these rubber thingies... but it's metal & it'll cost you 91 million bucks
    $100 27
They're torpedo-shaped fish that travel in large schools; people sometimes exclaim about "holy" ones
    $100 10
Tim Walz used purple ink to sign a 2023 bill that renamed a stretch of Minnesota highway after this rocker
    $200 16
In Germany, "Donner" & "Blitz" are atmospheric events that translate to thunder & this
    $200 12
& just like that, after 10 years in the shoemaking business, this actress shuttered her SJP Collection in 2024
    $200 4
The gang welcomes adopted twins Erica & Jack; Rachel gets off the plane
    $200 21
In 2022 in Central Park, Niclas Castello installed a solid gold one of these geometric objects with 6 sides & its own security
    $200 19
If "clams", "bones" or "simoleons" isn't doing it for you, try using this slang term for "dollars"
    $200 14
LeBron James & Kobe Bryant are among the superstars who've sported this NBA team's signature purple & gold uniforms
    $300 22
One translation of "Kaibab", a Paiute name for this Arizona landmark, is "mountain lying down"
    $300 6
In an ad campaign called "Ugly for a Reason" this German company defends its aesthetically divisive clogs & buckled sandals
    $300 5
Gojo buys Waystar Royco; Tom becomes CEO; cousin Greg somehow ends up with a job
    $300 9
Someone spent 95 million big ones on a painting by Roy Lichtenstein with this 1-word title, also Miss Ratched's job title
    $300 1
This 2-hour weekly wrestling program debuted in 1999 & we've been smelling what it's cooking ever since
    $300 15
Representing the purple & gold, an Alaskan Malamute named "Dubs" is the live mascot of this Seattle university's sports teams
    $400 23
A sacred event in Navajo tradition, it's the celestial phenomenon known as jóhonaa'éí daaztsá, or "the Sun is dead"
    $400 7
This French designer had the world at his feet after he painted the soles of a pair of high heels with red nail polish in 1992
    $400 11
In the future, coverage of former president Selina Meyer's funeral is quickly preempted by news about the passing of Tom Hanks
    $400 24
Longtime L.A. artist David Hockney made a splash in 2019; "Picture of a Hollywood" one of these reportedly fetched millions
    $400 3
Bobby Darin won a Grammy for this tune about a smooth criminal; in the '80s, a giant moon crooned a version for Mickey D's
    $400 20
In the classic version of Clue, the purple token of this smarty pants suspect fittingly begins between the library & the study
    $500 29
Known as Chogori in a local dialect, it got its English name after it was the 2nd peak in the Karakoram Range to be measured
    $500 8
A giant 16-foot-tall replica of its iconic rubber bottom boot stands outside this company's flagship store in Freeport, Maine
    $500 17
Thanks to a redesigned afterlife system, several cast members opt to leave the title locale & become one with the universe
    DD: $800 25
Monet's pond-load of paintings featuring these flowers includes "Le Bassin aux nymphéas", which last sold for $74 million
    $500 18
This Massachusetts band has a whopping 13 No. 1 hits on the Billboard Mainstream Rock Airplay chart, the same number as Van Halen
    $500 28
February's birthstone, this purple gem was once believed to protect people from intoxication

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

Omar Mina Fortune
$600 $2,600 $900

Scores at the end of the Jeopardy! Round:

Omar Mina Fortune
$1,000 $4,700 $800

Double Jeopardy! Round

PILGRIMAGES
VERBS GONE BAD
PULL MY STRING
INSECT AFFIRMATIONS
WARNING: RESPONSES CONTAIN PEANUTS
(Ken: A Peanuts character, that is.)
GET THE F OUT OF HERE
(Ken: Don't take that personally. Sorry, Fortune.)
    $200 30
Able-bodied pilgrims in Sri Lanka climb over 5,000 steps to "Adam's Peak", which some legends link to this famous garden
    $200 7
As a noun, this "F" word means a soft warm fabric but as a verb, it means to swindle someone out of a lot of loot
    $200 25
A 1987 talking doll in a red bow tie, pull his string & he says phrases like "I know you are but what am I?"
    $200 29
"I can do hard things. I'm the only insect that can turn its head 180°, & I have 5 eyes. Bend a knee to me, the Mantodia"
    $200 27
A little bird told us that Creedence Clearwater Revival was the first big-name talent to sign on for this 1969 event
    $200 1
Get the "F" out of an aluminum sheet used to wrap food & you get this greasy substance food is fried in
    $400 23
About 2 million pilgrims a year make the trip to this destination in Saudi Arabia, the holiest city in Islam
    $400 8
This "D" word can be a person licensed to practice medicine or a deceptive way to change a document
    $400 26
Dripping with a New Yahk accent, a 1995 talking doll was inspired by this sitcom title character
    $400 4
"I'm a hard worker. I help recycle dead wood from trees, which is critical in nature. I'm a valued member of the order Blattodea"
    $400 28
Despite their rep, the domesticated swine kept in these enclosures are quite clean--which is more than we can say for some humans
    $400 21
Get the "F" out of a proverbially sly animal & you're left with this proverbially strong animal
    $600 18
Since 1860, some 200 million believers have sought out the healing waters in Lourdes, a small pilgrimage town in this country
    $600 5
As a noun, this "P" word is the skin of an animal with the fur left on; as a verb it means to repeatedly throw things at someone
    $600 16
This "Toy Story" character, a talking doll himself, got his own talking doll in 1995; it says, "Howdy, partner"
    $600 11
"I know my worth. I'm a speedy '100-legger' & an exceptional predator. I'm a fierce chilopod"
    $600 13
John Lennon claimed this song referred to a drawing by his young son--not to a little girl who charged money for psychiatric advice
    $600 2
Get the "F" out of a wind instrument mastered by James Galway & you've orchestrated this small stringed musical instrument
    $800 19
Buddhists make the Shikoku Pilgrimage by walking a route linking 88 temples in this country
    $800 6
This "G" word can be defined as a narrow canyon with steep walls or to eat a large amount greedily
    $800 17
This "Star Wars" character got his own talking doll; it doesn't speak English, though, just Wookiee
    $800 10
"I'm deserving of good things. I'm a large, hairy spider but I am quite docile. I'm proud to be a theraphosid"
    DD: $1,500 14
Back in the day, York Cone Company required this candy to pass a "snap test" to assure that it would break in half evenly
    $800 3
Get the "F" out of a word meaning soaring through the air & you get what someone might be doing if they're full of hot air
    DD: $2,000 20
Devout Hindus visit Varanasi in northern India in order to bathe in the sacred waters of this river
    $1000 9
This "F" word is defined as the raised metal bars on the neck of a guitar & to worry unduly
    $1000 24
"Is it true that if you don't use it, you lose it?" is a phrase spoken by a talking doll inspired by this Steve Carell film
    $1000 12
"I am unique! I have no legs in my midsection so I move in 'measured' steps by arching my body. I'm a cute geometrid caterpillar"
    $1000 15
By all accounts, this scientist earned both his Nobel prizes--for Chemistry & Peace--without the aid of a security blanket
    $1000 22
Get the "F" out of a word meaning brave & it becomes what Vincent van Gogh would've been if he'd cut off both of his hearing organs

Scores at the Double Jeopardy! Round commercial break (after clue 15):

Omar Mina Fortune
$3,500 $8,300 $1,000

Scores at the end of the Double Jeopardy! Round:

Omar Mina Fortune
$5,700 $13,900 $2,000

Triple Jeopardy! Round

GAME SHOWS AROUND THE WORLD
FROM THE MOUTHS OF BIRDS
COFFEE
"D.C." COMICS
(Ken: Those are comedians with those initials, D.C.)
FORWARD & BACKWARD
(Ken: Remember, we'll need two words in your responses.)
EASY STREETS
    $300 30
Lucky contestants played Plinko on "Atinale al Precio", Mexico's version of this game show
    $300 20
He waited 14 years to say, "I told you there was a Snuffleupagus; at last you've seen him"
    $300 6
When this stimulant is removed from coffee, it's often resold to pharmaceutical companies & soft drink manufacturers
    $300 1
Accepting the 2019 Mark Twain prize for American humor was this man (& not Rick James)
    $300 18
Forward, it's Juicy Fruit or Doublemint--backward, it's what you might drink coffee out of
    $300 11
In London, tourists often come together to cross this street like the Beatles did on a 1969 album cover
    $600 29
Before she became chancellor, Angela Merkel appeared on "Glucksrad", this country's "Wheel of Fortune"
    $600 21
Though Prince might disagree, this 3-letter word is what Merriam-Webster says it sounds like when doves cry
    $600 7
In 2023, noted devotee Ben Affleck appeared in this Massachusetts-based coffee chain's first ever Super Bowl ad
    $600 2
He impersonated George H.W. Bush on "SNL" in the '80s & '90s; in 2024, he returned to spoof Joe Biden
    $600 26
Forward, it's powdered orange drink mix famously given to astronauts--backward, it's an annoying flying insect
    $600 14
In 2022, fans packed July 9th Avenue in Buenos Aires to celebrate this country's victory in the FIFA World Cup
    $900 27
What did the survey say, eh? A French-Canadian edition of this show was called "La Guerre des Clans"
    $900 12
Emperor penguins use unique calls to find their mates, though Mumble opted for tap dancing in this 2006 film
    $900 8
Adding this flavor, in powder or syrup form, turns a latte into a mocha
    $900 3
In the '90s, he did the TV sketch series "Mr. Show with Bob and David"; Bob Odenkirk was Bob, he was David
    $900 24
Forward, it's a "steamy" appliance that unwrinkles clothes--backward, it's dried seaweed used to wrap sushi
    $900 16
To navigate its 8 hairpin turns, drivers on Lombard Street in this California city are advised to go no more than 5 mph
    $1200 23
"Blankety Blanks" was the Australian adaptation of this fill-in-the-blank laugh fest once hosted by Gene Rayburn
    DD: $2,000 13
As meaningless as war itself, the birdcall "Poo-tee-weet?" is the last line of this novel by Kurt Vonnegut
    DD: $2,000 9
During WWII, many U.S. soldiers felt Italian coffee was too strong & created this drink--it's basically watered-down espresso
    $1200 4
His 2005 album "Retaliation" went 2x platinum, making it the bestselling comedy album since Steve Martin's "Wild & Crazy Guy" in 1978
    $1200 19
Forward, it's a sliding compartment in a dresser--backward, it's a token of thanks for doing a good deed (hopefully cash!)
    $1200 15
Though it was moved in 2024 due to the Summer Olympics, the Tour de France traditionally finishes on this Parisian roadway
    DD: $1,000 28
Buckle up for "Quiz Taxi", a European version of this show led by host/driver Ben Bailey in the U.S.
    $1500 22
The white-throated type of this bird has a song often transcribed as "Old Sam Peabody Peabody Peabody"
    $1500 10
The honor code of this Provo, Utah university instructs students to abstain from drinking coffee
    $1500 5
Once a stand-up, he went on to interview Groucho Marx & other comic legends; it's all in his 2010 book "Talk Show"
    $1500 25
Forward, it's a light-colored, bottom-fermented beer--backward, it's an adjective describing something fit for a king
    $1500 17
If this Memphis Street could talk, it might tell you to visit W.C. Handy's former home, or catch a show at B.B. King's blues club

Scores at the end of the Triple Jeopardy! Round:

Omar Mina Fortune
$8,800 $19,400 $7,100
(lock game)

Final Jeopardy! Round

HISTORIC SPEECHES
Other than the words in its title, this 3-word imperative is the most oft-repeated phrase in MLK's "I Have a Dream" speech

Final scores:

Omar Mina Fortune
$2,800 $19,400 $2,100
2nd place: $30,000 to the DeKalb School of the Arts Foundation Winner 3rd place: $30,000 to MANNA FoodBank

Game dynamics:

Coryat scores:

Omar Mina Fortune
$10,100 $18,300 $7,100
26 R
(including 1 DD),
4 W
(including 1 DD)		 36 R
(including 3 DDs),
4 W
(including 1 DD)		 14 R,
3 W

Combined Coryat: $35,500

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