Contestants

Frank Amanat, Attorney from South Orange, NJ
Liz Slaby, High school teacher from North East, PA
Steve Hall, Nurse & Mr. Mom from Hamden, CT (Returning 1-day champ with $24,800)

JEOPARDY! Round - January 15, 2004

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The number in parentheses preceding the clue denotes the order in which the clue was played.

AMERICAN HISTORY

ROLLING STONES SONGS

STUPID ANSWERS

NUMERICAL PHRASES

CORN

BROTHERS ON BROTHERS

$200 - Liz
(1) On Nov. 11, 1918, Pvt. Henry Gunther became the last American casualty in this war

$200 - Triple Stumper
(7) "You'll come runnin' back, you'll come runnin' back, you'll come runnin' back to me"

$200 - Steve
(6) On June 4, 2002 the New York Times ran the obituary for Albin Krebs, 73, who wrote these from 1969 to 1989

$200 - Liz
(14) It's the usual item with which you wouldn't touch someone despicable

$200 - Frank
(19) About 75 % of the corn sold by farmers in the U.S. is used as this on other farms

$200 - Liz
(20) (Video of Dr. Joyce Brothers)
Having older brothers may make a girl more likely to be this sporty type, a word that includes a male name

$400 - Steve
(2) Remarkably, there were more than 60 survivors when this zeppelin crashed in New Jersey in 1937

$400 - Steve
(8) "Who could hang a name on you?"

$400 - Liz
(10) (Video of Jeff Probst in Panama) I'm Jeff Probst in Panama. The Pearl Islands are in this gulf, off the coast of Panama

$400 - Liz
(15) Though "heck" and "darn" are examples of these, the phrase usually refers to saltier language

$400 - Frank
(21) The official website for this 2002 Mel Gibson film explains how they made its crop circles in cornfields

$400 - Steve
(22) (Video of Dr. Joyce Brothers)
A 1977 study found that these children learn language slowly, because adults leave them to amuse each other

$600 - Frank
(3) Elected the 19th U.S. President in 1876, Rutherford B. Hayes was a member of this political party

$600 - Triple Stumper
(9) "You better stop, look around, here it comes, here it comes, here it comes"

(-$600) - Steve
$600 - Frank
(11) In 2003 top model Tyra Banks conducted a search for "America's Next" one of these

(-$600) - Liz
(16) This traditional symbol of businessman's indulgence adds up to about 6 ounces of gin

$600 - Steve
(28) In 1906 a man with this last name began the Battle Creek Toasted Corn Flake Company

$600 - Liz
(23) (Video of Dr. Joyce Brothers)
In the "complex" named for this Biblical man, one brother must de-identify with another to avoid angry competition

$800 - Frank
(4) (Video of Sofia at the Ronald Reagan Library)
This man awarded the Medal of Freedom to Ronald Reagan on January 13, 1993

$800 - Triple Stumper
(26) "I was born in a crossfire hurricane"

$800 - Frank
(12) David James Elliott of "JAG" might know it's the monogram of our 20th President

$600 - Liz
(17) Originated by Alcoholics Anonymous, it includes a "fearless moral inventory"
DAILY DOUBLE WAGER $600

$800 -
CLUE NOT REVEALED FOR LACK OF TIME

(-$800) - Frank
(24) (Video of Dr. Joyce Brothers)
I played Dr. O'Dell in this "Rich Man, Poor Man" sequel that's about coping with the loss of a brother

$1000 - Frank
(5) This Indian "King" for whom a war against American colonists was named was tracked down & killed in 1676

$1000 - Steve
(27) "My back is broad, but it's a-hurtin', all I want is for you to make love to me"

(-$1000) - Liz
(-$1000) - Steve
(13) 1939 film in which Bette Davis said, "That's our victory -- our victory over the dark"

$1000 - Liz
(18) (Video of Jimmy in Rome)
It's the literal translation of the grateful Italian phrase "Mille grazie"

$1000 -
CLUE NOT REVEALED FOR LACK OF TIME

$1000 - Steve
(25) (Video of Dr. Joyce Brothers)
For this famous man's patient "Little Hans", the birth of a sister helped cause a fear of horses -- go figure

Scores at the first commercial break:
Frak: $3,800
Liz: $200
Steve: -$600

Scores at the end of the JEOPARDY! Round:
Frank: $3,600
Steve: $2,400
Liz: $2,000

Double JEOPARDY! Round - January 15, 2004

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AMERICAN POETS

CINEMANIA

EUROPE

WHAT THE HECK IS IT?

ALL "DE" PEOPLE

TERM ME LOOSE

$400 - Liz
(1) In May 1827 he enlisted in the U.S. Army as "Edgar A. Perry"

$400 - Steve
(26) This 1977 film that was the highest-earning film of the 1970s didn't even take place in our galaxy

$400 - Steve
(6) In 2002 the Commonwealth rejoiced as she celebrated 50 years on the throne

$400 - Frank
(21) Pocatello

$400 - Liz
(16) The first President of the Fifth French Republic, he was wounded 3 times while serving in World War I

$400 - Liz
(11) Term for the 3 lower pipes on a bagpipe, or the male honey bees that live off the work of others

$800 - Frank
(2) In 1900 his grandfather bought him a chicken farm near Derry, New Hampshire

$800 - Steve
(30) In the beginning of this film, peaceful apes confront a black monolith & turn deadly & carnivorous

$800 - Frank
(7) One of the few houses left from the early 18th century in Bonn is the 1770 birthplace of this composer

(-$800) - Liz
$800 - Frank
(22) Clavichord

$800 - Frank
(17) 9 years before arriving at the Mississippi River, he met the Incan ruler Atahualpa in Peru

$800 - Liz
(12) The place where relief pitchers warm up, or the group of relief pitchers; this term works for both

$2000 - Frank
(3) He was a descendant of John & Priscilla Alden, whose love story he told in an 1858 narrative poem
DAILY DOUBLE WAGER $2000

$1200 - Frank
(29) The Sony Pictures Studios were once home to this co.; Gracie Films is in the building that held Louis B. Mayer's office

$1200 - Liz
(8) The Piazza del Duomo is the center of religious life in this city, the birthplace of the Renaissance

$1200 - Frank
(23) Mimic thrush

$1200 - Frank
(18) In 1993 Nelson Mandela & this fellow South African shared the Nobel Peace Prize for ending apartheid

$1200 - Liz
(13) This 4-letter word is the Aussie term for the wild, wooded & little-populated part of Australia

$1600 - Triple Stumper
(4) He wrote, "What would you do if you were up a dark alley with Caesar Borgia and he was coming torgia"

$1600 - Steve
(28) Dude, in 1998 this brotherly team brought us "The Big Lebowski"

$1600 - Frank
(9) Scotland's first national park includes this, Scotland's largest lake

$1600 - Frank
(24) Sphalerite

$1600 - Triple Stumper
(19) While assistant Vice-Consul in Egypt, this French diplomat began planning the construction of the Suez Canal

(-$2000) - Liz
(14) This term for chaos is from the Greek for "all the demons"
DAILY DOUBLE WAGER $2000

$2000 - Triple Stumper
(5) First name of the Pulitzer-winning poet whose son Charles was involved in the 1950s quiz show scandals

$2000 - Steve
(27) The military clones Ripley to produce a bioweapon in this 1997 film, the fourth in the "Alien" series

$2000 - Frank
(10) Gloria is a popular restaurant & wine cellar in this capital of Estonia

$2000 - Triple Stumper
(25) A plessor

$2000 - Triple Stumper
(20) This Italian director, an exponent of neorealism, used that technique in "The Bicycle Thief"

$2000 - Triple Stumper
(15) Term for the neoclassical style of furniture, decoration & fashion in vogue in Napoleonic France

Scores at the end of the Double JEOPARDY! Round:
Frank: $18,000 (Lock game)
Steve: $7,600
Liz: $3,600

Final JEOPARDY!

POLITICAL CAMPAIGNS

This man's successful 2001 campaign was the most expensive non-Presidential campaign in history

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Final JEOPARDY! wagers:
Liz: $3,600 - $3,500
Steve: $7,600 - $7,600
Frank: $18,000 - $2,750

Final Scores

Frank: $15,250
Liz: $100
Steve: $0

Coryat Scores

Frank: $17,200 (19 right, including 1 DD & 2 rebounds; 1 wrong)
Steve: $7,600 (12 right; 2 wrong)
Liz: $5,800 (14 right, including 1 DD; 4 wrong, including 1 DD)
Total: $30,600

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AMERICAN HISTORY	ROLLING STONES SONGS	STUPID ANSWERS	NUMERICAL PHRASES	CORN	BROTHERS ON BROTHERS
$200 - Liz (1) On Nov. 11, 1918, Pvt. Henry Gunther became the last American casualty in this war	$200 - Triple Stumper (7) "You'll come runnin' back, you'll come runnin' back, you'll come runnin' back to me"	$200 - Steve (6) On June 4, 2002 the New York Times ran the obituary for Albin Krebs, 73, who wrote these from 1969 to 1989	$200 - Liz (14) It's the usual item with which you wouldn't touch someone despicable	$200 - Frank (19) About 75 % of the corn sold by farmers in the U.S. is used as this on other farms	$200 - Liz (20) (Video of Dr. Joyce Brothers) Having older brothers may make a girl more likely to be this sporty type, a word that includes a male name
$400 - Steve (2) Remarkably, there were more than 60 survivors when this zeppelin crashed in New Jersey in 1937	$400 - Steve (8) "Who could hang a name on you?"	$400 - Liz (10) (Video of Jeff Probst in Panama) I'm Jeff Probst in Panama. The Pearl Islands are in this gulf, off the coast of Panama	$400 - Liz (15) Though "heck" and "darn" are examples of these, the phrase usually refers to saltier language	$400 - Frank (21) The official website for this 2002 Mel Gibson film explains how they made its crop circles in cornfields	$400 - Steve (22) (Video of Dr. Joyce Brothers) A 1977 study found that these children learn language slowly, because adults leave them to amuse each other
$600 - Frank (3) Elected the 19th U.S. President in 1876, Rutherford B. Hayes was a member of this political party	$600 - Triple Stumper (9) "You better stop, look around, here it comes, here it comes, here it comes"	(-$600) - Steve $600 - Frank (11) In 2003 top model Tyra Banks conducted a search for "America's Next" one of these	(-$600) - Liz (16) This traditional symbol of businessman's indulgence adds up to about 6 ounces of gin	$600 - Steve (28) In 1906 a man with this last name began the Battle Creek Toasted Corn Flake Company	$600 - Liz (23) (Video of Dr. Joyce Brothers) In the "complex" named for this Biblical man, one brother must de-identify with another to avoid angry competition
$800 - Frank (4) (Video of Sofia at the Ronald Reagan Library) This man awarded the Medal of Freedom to Ronald Reagan on January 13, 1993	$800 - Triple Stumper (26) "I was born in a crossfire hurricane"	$800 - Frank (12) David James Elliott of "JAG" might know it's the monogram of our 20th President	$600 - Liz (17) Originated by Alcoholics Anonymous, it includes a "fearless moral inventory" DAILY DOUBLE WAGER $600	$800 - CLUE NOT REVEALED FOR LACK OF TIME	(-$800) - Frank (24) (Video of Dr. Joyce Brothers) I played Dr. O'Dell in this "Rich Man, Poor Man" sequel that's about coping with the loss of a brother
$1000 - Frank (5) This Indian "King" for whom a war against American colonists was named was tracked down & killed in 1676	$1000 - Steve (27) "My back is broad, but it's a-hurtin', all I want is for you to make love to me"	(-$1000) - Liz (-$1000) - Steve (13) 1939 film in which Bette Davis said, "That's our victory -- our victory over the dark"	$1000 - Liz (18) (Video of Jimmy in Rome) It's the literal translation of the grateful Italian phrase "Mille grazie"	$1000 - CLUE NOT REVEALED FOR LACK OF TIME	$1000 - Steve (25) (Video of Dr. Joyce Brothers) For this famous man's patient "Little Hans", the birth of a sister helped cause a fear of horses -- go figure

AMERICAN POETS	CINEMANIA	EUROPE	WHAT THE HECK IS IT?	ALL "DE" PEOPLE	TERM ME LOOSE
$400 - Liz (1) In May 1827 he enlisted in the U.S. Army as "Edgar A. Perry"	$400 - Steve (26) This 1977 film that was the highest-earning film of the 1970s didn't even take place in our galaxy	$400 - Steve (6) In 2002 the Commonwealth rejoiced as she celebrated 50 years on the throne	$400 - Frank (21) Pocatello	$400 - Liz (16) The first President of the Fifth French Republic, he was wounded 3 times while serving in World War I	$400 - Liz (11) Term for the 3 lower pipes on a bagpipe, or the male honey bees that live off the work of others
$800 - Frank (2) In 1900 his grandfather bought him a chicken farm near Derry, New Hampshire	$800 - Steve (30) In the beginning of this film, peaceful apes confront a black monolith & turn deadly & carnivorous	$800 - Frank (7) One of the few houses left from the early 18th century in Bonn is the 1770 birthplace of this composer	(-$800) - Liz $800 - Frank (22) Clavichord	$800 - Frank (17) 9 years before arriving at the Mississippi River, he met the Incan ruler Atahualpa in Peru	$800 - Liz (12) The place where relief pitchers warm up, or the group of relief pitchers; this term works for both
$2000 - Frank (3) He was a descendant of John & Priscilla Alden, whose love story he told in an 1858 narrative poem DAILY DOUBLE WAGER $2000	$1200 - Frank (29) The Sony Pictures Studios were once home to this co.; Gracie Films is in the building that held Louis B. Mayer's office	$1200 - Liz (8) The Piazza del Duomo is the center of religious life in this city, the birthplace of the Renaissance	$1200 - Frank (23) Mimic thrush	$1200 - Frank (18) In 1993 Nelson Mandela & this fellow South African shared the Nobel Peace Prize for ending apartheid	$1200 - Liz (13) This 4-letter word is the Aussie term for the wild, wooded & little-populated part of Australia
$1600 - Triple Stumper (4) He wrote, "What would you do if you were up a dark alley with Caesar Borgia and he was coming torgia"	$1600 - Steve (28) Dude, in 1998 this brotherly team brought us "The Big Lebowski"	$1600 - Frank (9) Scotland's first national park includes this, Scotland's largest lake	$1600 - Frank (24) Sphalerite	$1600 - Triple Stumper (19) While assistant Vice-Consul in Egypt, this French diplomat began planning the construction of the Suez Canal	(-$2000) - Liz (14) This term for chaos is from the Greek for "all the demons" DAILY DOUBLE WAGER $2000
$2000 - Triple Stumper (5) First name of the Pulitzer-winning poet whose son Charles was involved in the 1950s quiz show scandals	$2000 - Steve (27) The military clones Ripley to produce a bioweapon in this 1997 film, the fourth in the "Alien" series	$2000 - Frank (10) Gloria is a popular restaurant & wine cellar in this capital of Estonia	$2000 - Triple Stumper (25) A plessor	$2000 - Triple Stumper (20) This Italian director, an exponent of neorealism, used that technique in "The Bicycle Thief"	$2000 - Triple Stumper (15) Term for the neoclassical style of furniture, decoration & fashion in vogue in Napoleonic France