Show #9366 - Monday, June 30, 2025

Contestants

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Eileen Darragh, a teacher from Cincinnati, Ohio

Dave McBride, a compliance consultant from Fuquay Varina, North Carolina

Klay Frappier, an accountant originally from Mchenry, North Dakota (whose 1-day cash winnings total $20,001)

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Jeopardy! Round

CHINESE HISTORY
DECIPHERING THE PHRASE
MEMORABLE COMMERCIALS
BOOKS FOR YOUNGER READERS
ACC! ACC!
EMOTING FOR MY EMMY
    $200 24
In 1912 Puyi, the last holder of this title, was forced to abdicate by a revolution that created a republic
    $200 13
Maintaining pace with Tommy Lee & Felicity of the acting world
    $200 8
In a Super Bowl ad State Farm reunited this duo from the movie "Twins" in a spot titled "Like a Good Neighbaaa"
    $200 18
In an 1865 book this title character says, "The first thing I've got to do... is to grow to my right size again"
    $200 1
When you think of the Atlantic Coast Conference, you surely go to this state school near the East Bay; you can thank the Pac-12
    $200 6
This writer, in 1843: "'Dissemble no more!... tear up the planks! Here, here!--it is the beating of his hideous heart!"'
    $400 25
In 1988, China began military moves in islands it call Nansha Qundao against this country that calls them Truong Sa
    $400 14
The Mars rover committed felicide
    $400 9
A short-lived ABC sitcom resulted from this company's ads boasting "So easy a caveman can do it"
    $400 19
A baby animal is getting ready for bed in the rhymingly titled this animal this animal "Red Pajama"
    $400 2
Orange you glad you remembered Donovan McNabb, Donna Shalala & Ted Koppel are alums of this private N.Y. school
    $400 7
In this 1968 film: "You maniacs! You blew it up! Oh, damn you! ... damn you all to hell!"
    DD: $2,000 26
Like events 70 years later, in 1919 student demonstrators took control of this plaza to protest government actions
    $600 15
In the fashion of a corvid aloft
    $600 11
Travel bookings grew at warp speed for priceline.com after ads starring this man, Canada's finest living actor, began to air
    $600 20
A 1924 tale about 4 children hiding in this type of railway car has spawned more than 150 further titles
    $600 3
In 1846 the Kentucky legislature combined a medical school, a college & a law school as the university of this
    $600 21
Nononono! Russell Wilson got picked off at the goal line & this team lost Super Bowl 49! Why?! Why didn't they give Marshawn the ball?!
    $800 27
The second of these conflicts ended in 1860 when British & French forces seized Beijing, gaining commercial & other concessions
    $800 16
Personally, everything is Hellenistic
    $800 10
This lovable relative is the centerpiece of a series of spots for Samuel Adams beer
    $800 29
Body feature in common to Madeline, Anne of Green Gables & Caddie Woodlawn --hers "shone in the sunlight"
    $800 4
John C. Calhoun's son-in-law left his fortune to South Carolina to create this university
    $800 22
"Alas, poor" this guy! "I knew him, Horatio--a fellow of infinite jest, of most excellent fancy"
    $1000 28
The Ming ruled from 1368 to 1644 between the control of these 2 "M" dynasties
    $1000 17
Place to play baseball located within the untrimmed grass off the golf fairway
    $1000 12
Character actor Jack Somack got relief from a "spicy meatball" in a classic ad for this product
    $1000 30
A clever mouse warns various woodland predators about this imaginary monster with "terrible teeth in his terrible jaws"
    $1000 5
"Pro Humanitate", or "For Humanity", is the motto of this school that began in its namesake N.C. town but is now in Winston-Salem
    $1000 23
That ascending 3-note motif... the dynamics, rising & falling... the sheer melancholy of this 1938 Barber piece... it overwhelms

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

Klay Dave Eileen
$4,000 $1,600 $2,200

Scores at the end of the Jeopardy! Round:

Klay Dave Eileen
$9,200 $1,400 $2,200

Double Jeopardy! Round

WHAT'S THAT CALLED?
SCIENCE STUFF
TRAINS & THE PEOPLE WHO LOVE THEM
18th CENTURY ARTS
THE TITLE'S NOT IN THE LYRICS
NO MAN'S LAND
    $400 30
Stealing these round covers on car wheels was once a rite of passage for young delinquents like Evel Knievel & Steve McQueen
    $400 29
As a group, the 4 largest of Jupiter's moons are named for this Italian
    $400 22
This train-loving president said, "I'm probably the most pro-rail guy in America. I've ridden over 1,300,000 miles"
    $400 27
Georgian architecture was all the rage in colonial America, as seen in the old statehouse that's now on this city's Freedom Trail
    $400 13
You'll hear "I wanna show you off" repeatedly in this Doja Cat hit, but not the title place
    $400 19
This New York borough was actually named for but one woman, Catherine of Braganza
    $800 1
One way to say "start eating" is "strap on" this, usually attached to a horse's head
    $800 5
Marked by its billowy surface, pahoehoe is a term for a flow of this
    $800 23
In 1975 Jackie Kennedy Onassis stepped in to save this Beaux-Arts New York City landmark
    $800 28
This product once called "white gold" has been made in Meissen, Germany since 1710; before that, you had to get it from China
    $800 12
You'll hear the album title but not the song title in this Nirvana breakthrough smash; whatever, nevermind
    DD: $1,800 18
Westernmost of the prairie provinces, it was named for the wife of the Marquess of Lorne, a Canadian governor general
    $1200 2
Four-letter word for a raised platform, like the one for the veep & speaker at the State of the Union address
    $1200 6
This end-of-the-alphabet word is the term for the spot in the celestial sphere directly above you
    $1200 24
Tiktoker Francis Bourgeois gained 3 million followers sharing this hobby, also the name of a Danny Boyle film
    $1200 9
This furniture style with curved ornamentation got big in the mid-1700s; nice time to be a Chippendale
    $1200 10
A classic by The Who is titled "Baba O'riley", not "Teenage" this place, as the chorus might suggest
    $1200 17
Maryland is named for Queen Henrietta Maria, the wife of this man for whom the Carolinas are named
    $1600 3
It's the full-length robe worn by Catholic clergy: white for popes, red for Cardinals, black for priests
    DD: $3,600 7
Immunoglobulins is another word for these, produced in the body to fight foreign invaders
    $1600 25
The company relaunching this train describes it as a "dream on wheels"; it first puffed east from Paris in 1883
    $1600 20
A landmark of Neoclassicism, this Jacques-Louis David painting features, among other things, a cup of hemlock & a bummed-out Plato
    $1600 11
We can't repeat many of the words in her No. 1 hit "Hiss", but the title's OK
    $1600 15
This capital of South Australia was named for a consort of William IV
    $2000 4
Basically meaning "little moon", it's the style of window seen here
    $2000 8
These microscopic pores in leaves & stems are opened & closed to exchange gases & reduce water loss
    $2000 26
This "commodore" didn't just love the sea; by 1873 he owned 4 railroads, including the New York Central
    $2000 21
In contrast to the weightier fare of "opera seria", this genre of light comic opera emerged in Naples in the mid-18th century
    $2000 14
Am I just paranoid, or do you not know that the title of a 1994 hit by this popular punk trio is actually "Basket Case"?
    $2000 16
Yamoussoukro, a capital of this African nation, was named for a great-aunt of President Félix Houphouët-Boigny

Scores at the end of the Double Jeopardy! Round:

Klay Dave Eileen
$11,200 $12,200 $800

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Final Jeopardy! Round

THE SUPREME COURT
In this case, "our consideration is limited to the present circumstances" about "equal protection in election processes"

Final scores:

Klay Dave Eileen
$10,199 $22,401 $1
2nd place: $3,000 New champion: $22,401 3rd place: $2,000

Game dynamics:

Game dynamics graph

Coryat scores:

Klay Dave Eileen
$9,800 $15,800 $2,600
18 R
(including 1 DD),
2 W		 20 R,
4 W
(including 1 DD)		 9 R,
4 W
(including 1 DD)

Combined Coryat: $28,200

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Game tape date: 2025-05-01
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