J! Archive - Show #9210, aired 2024-11-22 (2024)

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Adam Hersh, an attorney from Brooklyn, New York

Courtney Schooley, a preschool teacher from Tulsa, Oklahoma

Mehal Shah, a software engineer from Seattle, Washington (whose 2-day cash winnings total $46,062)

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Jeopardy! Round

BARBIE THROUGH THE YEARS

ZOOLOGY GLOSSARY

OOPS!

FRENCH-NAMED FOOD & DRINK

SPEECH

GIFT OF "GAB"

(Ken: Each correct response contains those letters--"G-A-B".)

The Dolls of the World include a Princess of Japan Barbie dressed in a colorful one of these robes & a pair of zori sandals

As their name implies, decapods like crawfish or crabs have this number of legs

A stock market technical glitch in 2024 showed this Warren Buffett company down 99% for the day

It's a pre-dinner alcoholic drink, perhaps champagne, that gets you ready for the main event

As Chief Justice, this ex-pres. spoke on legal reform & warned his talk was "dry to the point of satisfying the Anti-Saloon League"

One billion bytes

One of Barbie's earliest careers was as one of these, like Anne Klein or Stella McCartney

Derived from the Greek for "living a double life", this class of animal lives on land typically but breeds in water

The "Wicked" Bible of 1631 famously omitted this word from the 10 Commandments in the one about adultery

In New Orleans you can find crab ones of these fritters, as well as the sweet kind covered with powdered sugar

This long-time New York governor gave an impassioned 1984 convention speech sometimes known as "A Tale of Two Cities"

Mission ship-possible; the Congo River is this adjective between Kinshasa & Kisangani

To help kids with cancer, in 2012 Mattel created Ella, aka Chemo Barbie, who notably had this feature

In layman's terms a marsupial's marsupium is this

In 1984 the Trail Blazers drafted Sam Bowie instead of this Tar Heel that the Bulls got; definite oops material

A cup of Joe with an equal amount of steamed or hot milk = this beverage with a rhyming name

In 1776 this famous cousin watered down Patrick Henry with "independence... or the most ignominious & galling servitude"

This country's Loango National Park protects elephants & hippos

Multiple Barbies appeared in the 2023 film, including President Barbie played by this funny lady

These small, cylindrical polyps build their limestone skeletons by drawing calcium out of seawater

For 164 years Anne of this literary family had the wrong age on her tombstone; in 2013, it was corrected

Mellower & with fewer tannins than Cabernet, this wine variety derives its name from the French word for "blackbird"

In 1653 Oliver Cromwell dismissed the remnant called this anatomy-named "Parliament" with abuse & "in the name of God--go!"

In "Can You Feel The Love Tonight", Elton John sings the power of love makes kings & these wandering folks "believe the very best"

The Barbie Inspiring Women collection includes one of this NASA mathematician, no longer a "hidden figure"

"C" is for this, the hard-shelled covering for the pupa of a butterfly

Pat Maloney, as editor of the Chicago Tribune, okayed the headline this man "Defeats Truman"

The French version of broth & a celebrated seafood stew, they both start with the same 6 letters

In 1977 he said in a speech, "We are not only a Latin-American nation; we are an Afro-American nation also"

A Royal Navy battlecruiser had this name meaning tireless & "in"exhaustible

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

Mehal!	Courtney	Adam
$4,400	$0	$5,200

Scores at the end of the Jeopardy! Round:

Mehal!	Courtney	Adam
$7,200	$2,400	$5,800

Double Jeopardy! Round

I TINKER

BRITISH GEOGRAPHY

TV TITLE TWOSOMES BY ACTORS

(Ken: You'll give us the show's title.)

AUTHORS INITIALLY

MUSIC & WAR

IT ENDS WITH "US"

Tim Derk developed the cannon for these as the San Antonio Spurs' coyote mascot, with help from the Phoenix Suns' gorilla

A hazard to navigation, the Goodwin Sands are at an entrance to the strait of this town

Sprouse &
Sprouse

He was present at Utah Beach on D-Day; a year & a bit later, his first work featuring Holden Caulfield was published

The Minneapolis Symphony's landmark 1954 recording of the "1812 Overture" used a muzzle-loaded one of these from West Point

It's a branch of math, or another word for dental tartar

In 1977 he developed the Apple II computer which, aided by Steve Jobs' marketing skills, was the first affordable home PC

The inhabitants of this metropolis in northwest England are called Mancunians

Marshall &
Williams

This author grew up in Bexley, Ohio, though probably not on "Fear Street", which he turned into a book series in 1989

The experiences of U.S. Marine Christian Ellis, suffering from this in the aftermath of deployment, inspired the opera "Fallujah"

Gulp! The name of this body part is from the Greek for "gullet"

Later one of Richard Nixon's best friends, Robert Abplanalp invented an 80% cheaper valve for this type of spray can

In 2008 Sark, a part of this island group, became the last European territory to abolish feudalism

Gless &
Daly

In the early 20th c. he was only 8 when he started writing stories about a fantasy land called Boxen populated by animals

An amputee in World War I, Paul Wittgenstein commissioned several works afterward, including Ravel's concerto for this body part

Seen here is the mistletoe fig, a variety of this tree or shrub that can be grown indoors

This musician created his solid-body electric guitar in 1941 & later developed overdubbing & multitracking

A Latin-loving clerk who'd never been there, A.E. Housman assumed the poetic persona of a farm lad from this shire bordering Wales

Foxx &
Wilson

In 2017 this author said, "I grew up in a greaser neighborhood" but got put in high school classes with Socs

He said composers who lived during peace couldn't write good marches such as his Spanish-American War-inspired "The Man Behind The Gun"

Systemic is the most common form of this chronic autoimmune disease that affects 9 times more women than men

By 1838 Alfred Vail & this man wired up a new communication system, but when it came to branding, ol' Al got tapped out

The north face of this Scottish peak, called "The Ben" by the locals, is a rock climber's paradise

Based on literary characters:
Fry & Laurie

This "Broken Earth" trilogy novelist called herself an "obsessed space child" growing up

After capturing this city in 1809, Napoleon had a guard protect Haydn's house & a French officer sang his music to him

This city in what's now Turkey was the site of the original mausoleum, one of the 7 ancient wonders

Scores at the end of the Double Jeopardy! Round:

Mehal!	Courtney	Adam
$14,400	$8,400	$16,600

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Final Jeopardy! Round

In this film Paula Alquist tells Gregory Anton, "Have you gone mad, my husband? Or is it I who am mad?"

Final scores:

Mehal!	Courtney	Adam
$0	$16,601	$29,000
3rd place: $2,000	2nd place: $3,000	New champion: $29,000

Game dynamics:

Coryat scores:

Mehal!	Courtney	Adam
$12,400	$8,400	$13,200
23 R (including 1 DD), 3 W	11 R, 1 W	16 R (including 2 DDs), 2 W

Combined Coryat: $34,000

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Game tape date: 2024-09-30

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