Contestants

Laurie Dinnerstein, Television intern from West Hollywood, CA
Scott Troy, Student from Highland Park, IL
Michele Liguori, Applications engineer & technical trainer from Maynard, MA (Returning 1-day champ with $20,001)

JEOPARDY! Round - November 7, 2003

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

GOOD HORSEKEEPING

TV GUY"D"

PORTS ILLUSTRATED

UNPOPULAR MECHANICS

SOLDIER OF MISFORTUNE

EATERS DIGEST

$200 - Michele
(16) Silver & Scout were the horses of this fictional pair

$200 - Scott
(1) Nickname of TV teen Doctor Howser

$200 - Triple Stumper
(6) Have a burger & stop by & see the world-famous Hagenbeck Zoo in this largest German port city

$200 -
CLUE NOT REVEALED OR LACK OF TIME

(-$200) - Michele
$200 - Laurie
(21) In 31 B.C. the combined forces of Cleopatra & this Roman were crushed by Octavian's in the Battle of Actium

$200 - Michele
(7) "It is written" in the Bible that "Man shall not live by" this "alone"

$400 - Triple Stumper
(17) It's what you get when you breed a hotblood with a coldblood

$400 - Scott
(2) X marks the spot for this "X-Files" star

$400 - Scott
(12) (Video) The building seen here is a landmark in this port city, founded in 1788

$400 - Scott
(29) Heard here, it becomes really unpopular at 3 A.M.

$400 - Laurie
(22) British General Edward Braddock & 900 of his men were ambushed & killed near Fort Duquesne in 1755 during this war

$400 - Scott
(8) In 1990 he proclaimed, "I do not like broccoli, and I haven't liked it since I was a little kid ..."

$600 - Michele
(18) Shetlands are measured in inches as well as in these, the normal horse measure

$600 - Scott
(3) Survey says he hosted "Family Feud"

$600 - Michele
(13) The Lenin Shipyards in this Polish port city, where Solidarity began in the 1980s, were later renamed

$600 - Michele
(28) Stopzilla is software to stop these from constantly appearing on your computer screen

$600 - Laurie
(23) This great Spanish author lost the use of his left hand at the 1571 Battle of Lepanto against the Turks

$600 - Michele
(9) Charles De Gaulle is said to have asked, "How can you be expected to govern a country that has 246 kinds of" this

$800 - Michele
(19) Comanche survived but reports are sketchy on the fate of the horse Vic at this famous battle

$800 - Scott
(4) Mountie nemesis of Snidely Whiplash

$800 - Michele
(14 ) Begun in the 1500s, the Castillo de San Juan de Ulua dominates this Mexican port city whose name means "true cross"
DAILY DOUBLE WAGER $800

$800 - Laurie
(27) This airship's tragic destruction in 1937 was a major factor in putting a stop to regular passenger airship service

$800 - Triple Stumper
(24) Sing a "song" for this nephew of Charlemagne, lost with the rear guard at the battle of Roncesvalles

$800 - Michele
(10) Alexandre Dumas said these expensive fungi "can ... make women more tender and men more lovable"

(-$1000) - Michele
(-$1000) - Laurie
(20) A name for any untamed western horse, or a 1959-60 TV Western starring Ty Hardin

$1000 - Scott
(5) Now a director & producer, Danny De Vito won an Emmy for playing a curmudgeonly dispatcher with this last name

(-$1000) - Laurie
(-$1000) - Michele
(15) Gaze upon the blue, blue Mediterranean Sea in this Egyptian port city at the entrance to the Suez Canal

$1000 - Michele
(26) Appropriate 4-letter term for the space in a gallows floor through which a hangee fell

$1000 - Triple Stumper
(25) In the May 1863 Battle of Chancellorsville, Robert E. Lee won a great victory but lost this important General

$1000 - Michele
(11) Dessert defined by Ambrose Bierce as "a detestable substance produced by a ... conspiracy of the hen ... cow & ... cook"

Scores at the first commercial break:
Michele: $4,000
Scott: $3,800
Laurie: $0

Scores at the end of the JEOPARDY! Round:
Michele: $5,000 (Originally $3,000. Judges ruled her correct on a $1,000 clue before the beginning of the Double Jeopardy round, increasing her score by $2,000)
Scott: $4,200
Laurie: $0

Double JEOPARDY! Round - November 7, 2003

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CLASSIC ENGLISH LIT

CONSTRUCTION

FORMER STATE GOVERNORS

WHERE FOR ART?

THE BRITISH INVASION

FOR THE BIRDS

$400 - Michele
(1) Her "Last Poems" were published in 1862; she died in 1861 in Robert's arms, after 15 years of marriage

(-$400) - Laurie
(12) It can be the slope of a roof, or the gunk used to waterproof it

$400 - Scott
(6) Thomas Jefferson

$400 - Laurie
(22) (Video) To get a hand on the art seen here, you'll have to travel to this world-famous museum

$400 - Scott
(7) On June 5, 1964 Mick, Keith & the rest of these boys gave their first U.S. concert in San Bernardino

$400 - Michele
(17) Someone with keen eyesight has this bird's eye

(-$800) - Michele
(2) In this family, Sarah wrote "The Adventures of David Simple" & Henry wrote "Joseph Andrews"

$800 -
CLUE NOT REVEALED FOR LACK OF TIME

$800 - Laurie
(13) Nelson A. Rockefeller

(-$800) - Scott
(-$800) - Laurie
(23) (Video) Usual midtown museum home of the masterpiece seen here

$800 - Laurie
(8) 1 of the 2 title characters in No. 1 hits by Herman's Hermits

$800 - Michele
(18) It can precede "-hearted" or "-livered"

$1200 - Michele
(3) His "Frost at Midnight" was about his son Hartley; his poem "Kubla Khan" wasn't

$1200 -
CLUE NOT REVEALED FOR LACK OF TIME

$1200 - Laurie
(14) Ann Richards

$1200 - Laurie
(24) (Video) A museum of the artist whose work is seen here opened in 1997 in this state, that inspired much of her work

$1200 - Scott
(9) In 1964 this London quintet was "Glad All Over" when it replaced the Beatles at the top of the U.K. charts

(-$1200) - Scott
(19) It's the bird mentioned in the full name of the tails worn by a well-dressed Fred Astaire

(-$1000) - Michele
(4) As early as 1871 authors were putting out possible endings for this Dickens mystery
DAILY DOUBLE WAGER $1000

$1600 -
CLUE NOT REVEALED FOR LACK OF TIME

$1600 - Laurie
(15) Lawton Chiles

$1600 - Laurie
(25) (Video) The ancient sculptures seen here are housed controversially at this museum

(-$1600) - Scott
(10) It's the only No. 1 hit on which Eric Burdon sang lead

$1600 - Michele
(20) Get one of this bird's eggs & you've got nothing, a big zero

$2000 - Laurie
(5) The statue of the jungle girl Rima in Hyde Park is based on a character in this W.H. Hudson book

(-$1000) - Laurie
(27) The name of this large beam that supports the joists literally means "something that encircles"
DAILY DOUBLE WAGER $1000

$2000 - Scott
(16) Adlai Stevenson

$2000 - Triple Stumper
(26) (Video) It's the Italian city where you can see the masterpiece before you

$2000 - Triple Stumper
(11) This duo's only No. 1 hit, "A World Without Love", was written by Paul McCartney

$2000 - Laurie
(21) Early 20th century dancers performed this bird's "trot"

Scores at the end of the Double JEOPARDY! Round:
Laurie: $9,400
Michele: $7,600
Scott: $4,600

Final JEOPARDY!

THE BIBLE

It's the first city mentioned in the first of Paul's epistles to appear in the New Testament

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Final JEOPARDY! wagers:
Scott: $4,600 - $0
Michele: $7,600 - $7,000
Laurie: $9,400 - $9,400

Final Scores

Scott: $4,600
Michele: $600
Laurie: $0

Coryat Scores

Laurie: $10,400 (13 right, including 1 rebound; 5 wrong, including 1 DD)
Michele: $8,600 (16 right, including 1 DD; 5 wrong, including 1 DD)
Scott: $4,600 (12 right; 3 wrong)
Total: $23,600

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GOOD HORSEKEEPING	TV GUY"D"	PORTS ILLUSTRATED	UNPOPULAR MECHANICS	SOLDIER OF MISFORTUNE	EATERS DIGEST
$200 - Michele (16) Silver & Scout were the horses of this fictional pair	$200 - Scott (1) Nickname of TV teen Doctor Howser	$200 - Triple Stumper (6) Have a burger & stop by & see the world-famous Hagenbeck Zoo in this largest German port city	$200 - CLUE NOT REVEALED OR LACK OF TIME	(-$200) - Michele $200 - Laurie (21) In 31 B.C. the combined forces of Cleopatra & this Roman were crushed by Octavian's in the Battle of Actium	$200 - Michele (7) "It is written" in the Bible that "Man shall not live by" this "alone"
$400 - Triple Stumper (17) It's what you get when you breed a hotblood with a coldblood	$400 - Scott (2) X marks the spot for this "X-Files" star	$400 - Scott (12) (Video) The building seen here is a landmark in this port city, founded in 1788	$400 - Scott (29) Heard here, it becomes really unpopular at 3 A.M.	$400 - Laurie (22) British General Edward Braddock & 900 of his men were ambushed & killed near Fort Duquesne in 1755 during this war	$400 - Scott (8) In 1990 he proclaimed, "I do not like broccoli, and I haven't liked it since I was a little kid ..."
$600 - Michele (18) Shetlands are measured in inches as well as in these, the normal horse measure	$600 - Scott (3) Survey says he hosted "Family Feud"	$600 - Michele (13) The Lenin Shipyards in this Polish port city, where Solidarity began in the 1980s, were later renamed	$600 - Michele (28) Stopzilla is software to stop these from constantly appearing on your computer screen	$600 - Laurie (23) This great Spanish author lost the use of his left hand at the 1571 Battle of Lepanto against the Turks	$600 - Michele (9) Charles De Gaulle is said to have asked, "How can you be expected to govern a country that has 246 kinds of" this
$800 - Michele (19) Comanche survived but reports are sketchy on the fate of the horse Vic at this famous battle	$800 - Scott (4) Mountie nemesis of Snidely Whiplash	$800 - Michele (14 ) Begun in the 1500s, the Castillo de San Juan de Ulua dominates this Mexican port city whose name means "true cross" DAILY DOUBLE WAGER $800	$800 - Laurie (27) This airship's tragic destruction in 1937 was a major factor in putting a stop to regular passenger airship service	$800 - Triple Stumper (24) Sing a "song" for this nephew of Charlemagne, lost with the rear guard at the battle of Roncesvalles	$800 - Michele (10) Alexandre Dumas said these expensive fungi "can ... make women more tender and men more lovable"
(-$1000) - Michele (-$1000) - Laurie (20) A name for any untamed western horse, or a 1959-60 TV Western starring Ty Hardin	$1000 - Scott (5) Now a director & producer, Danny De Vito won an Emmy for playing a curmudgeonly dispatcher with this last name	(-$1000) - Laurie (-$1000) - Michele (15) Gaze upon the blue, blue Mediterranean Sea in this Egyptian port city at the entrance to the Suez Canal	$1000 - Michele (26) Appropriate 4-letter term for the space in a gallows floor through which a hangee fell	$1000 - Triple Stumper (25) In the May 1863 Battle of Chancellorsville, Robert E. Lee won a great victory but lost this important General	$1000 - Michele (11) Dessert defined by Ambrose Bierce as "a detestable substance produced by a ... conspiracy of the hen ... cow & ... cook"

CLASSIC ENGLISH LIT	CONSTRUCTION	FORMER STATE GOVERNORS	WHERE FOR ART?	THE BRITISH INVASION	FOR THE BIRDS
$400 - Michele (1) Her "Last Poems" were published in 1862; she died in 1861 in Robert's arms, after 15 years of marriage	(-$400) - Laurie (12) It can be the slope of a roof, or the gunk used to waterproof it	$400 - Scott (6) Thomas Jefferson	$400 - Laurie (22) (Video) To get a hand on the art seen here, you'll have to travel to this world-famous museum	$400 - Scott (7) On June 5, 1964 Mick, Keith & the rest of these boys gave their first U.S. concert in San Bernardino	$400 - Michele (17) Someone with keen eyesight has this bird's eye
(-$800) - Michele (2) In this family, Sarah wrote "The Adventures of David Simple" & Henry wrote "Joseph Andrews"	$800 - CLUE NOT REVEALED FOR LACK OF TIME	$800 - Laurie (13) Nelson A. Rockefeller	(-$800) - Scott (-$800) - Laurie (23) (Video) Usual midtown museum home of the masterpiece seen here	$800 - Laurie (8) 1 of the 2 title characters in No. 1 hits by Herman's Hermits	$800 - Michele (18) It can precede "-hearted" or "-livered"
$1200 - Michele (3) His "Frost at Midnight" was about his son Hartley; his poem "Kubla Khan" wasn't	$1200 - CLUE NOT REVEALED FOR LACK OF TIME	$1200 - Laurie (14) Ann Richards	$1200 - Laurie (24) (Video) A museum of the artist whose work is seen here opened in 1997 in this state, that inspired much of her work	$1200 - Scott (9) In 1964 this London quintet was "Glad All Over" when it replaced the Beatles at the top of the U.K. charts	(-$1200) - Scott (19) It's the bird mentioned in the full name of the tails worn by a well-dressed Fred Astaire
(-$1000) - Michele (4) As early as 1871 authors were putting out possible endings for this Dickens mystery DAILY DOUBLE WAGER $1000	$1600 - CLUE NOT REVEALED FOR LACK OF TIME	$1600 - Laurie (15) Lawton Chiles	$1600 - Laurie (25) (Video) The ancient sculptures seen here are housed controversially at this museum	(-$1600) - Scott (10) It's the only No. 1 hit on which Eric Burdon sang lead	$1600 - Michele (20) Get one of this bird's eggs & you've got nothing, a big zero
$2000 - Laurie (5) The statue of the jungle girl Rima in Hyde Park is based on a character in this W.H. Hudson book	(-$1000) - Laurie (27) The name of this large beam that supports the joists literally means "something that encircles" DAILY DOUBLE WAGER $1000	$2000 - Scott (16) Adlai Stevenson	$2000 - Triple Stumper (26) (Video) It's the Italian city where you can see the masterpiece before you	$2000 - Triple Stumper (11) This duo's only No. 1 hit, "A World Without Love", was written by Paul McCartney	$2000 - Laurie (21) Early 20th century dancers performed this bird's "trot"