Contestants

Michele Bassett, Stay-at-home mom from McLean, VA
Randal Allred, College Professor from Laie, HI
John Haynes, Meteorologist from Alexandria, VA (Returning 1-day champ with $8,599)

JEOPARDY! Round - December 17, 2003

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

PRESIDENTS & CHERRIES

THE NEW YORK YANKEES

THROW IT OVER HERE

NATIONAL FOODS

THE KIDS' TABLE

__JO

$200 - John
(1) The story of him chopping down a cherry tree was first mentioned in a biography by Mason Weems

$200 - John
(11) On June 2, 1925 first baseman Wally Pipp had a headache; this man filled in & didn't miss a game until 1939

(-$200) - Michele
$200 - John
(15) The tradition of throwing this after a wedding came out of India where to Hindus it was a symbol of fertility

$200 - Randal
(13) They're also known as chips or pommes frites

$200 - Triple Stumper
(23) Don't have a cow, man, a baby elephant walks away with this term, too

$200 - Michele
(6) Nickname of the woman who set an Olympic record in 1988 in the 100-meter run

$400 - John
(2) In 1994 this former President was the Grand Marshal of the Macon, Georgia cherry blossom festival

$400 - Triple Stumper
(12) (Video) He's seen here predicting his team's future

$400 - John
(19) In being reckless, you "throw" this "to the wind"

(-$400) - Randal
(-$400) - Michele
(14) To make this dish, tenderize beef round, smother with tomatoes, onions & carrots, season, braise & bake for 2 hours

$400 - Randal
(24) For young horses, a colt is a male, this is a female

$400 - John
(7) He was Prime Minister of Japan when it attacked Pearl Harbor

$600 - John
(3) His circular Presidential memorial stands among the cherry trees that line the Tidal Basin in D.C.

(-$600) - John
(28) The Yankees' 2 big home run hitters in 1961 had this combined candy nickname

$600 - John
(20) In May 2003 Halle Berry made the news by doing this at an Expos game

$1000 - John
(16) Tomatoes, cucumbers, kalamata olives & feta cheese go into this refreshing dish
DAILY DOUBLE WAGER $1000

$600 - Michele
(25) If this animal category aged a few years, we'd retitle it this

$600 - Michele
(8) To get to hotelier Howard Johnson's website, go to this .com

(-$800) - Randal
$800 - John
(4) The cherry trees that line the Tidal Basin in our nation's capital were donated by Japan in 1912 when he was President

$800 - Michele
(29) Since 1995 this shortstop has worn No. 2 & been No. 1 in many fans' hearts

$800 - John
(21) A kiss was thrown to the audience at the end of each episode of this game show whose theme is heard here

$800 - Triple Stumper
(17) This layer cake is named for one of its ingredients (It was created in America, not Europe)

$800 - Michele
(26) As the ugly duckling was really a swan, he was in truth the beautiful this

$800 - John
(9) In the second Austin Powers film, Dr. Evil stole Austin's this

(-$1000) - Michele
$1000 - John
(5) The second President to die in office, he expired in 1850 after eating a dessert of cherries & milk

$1000 - Triple Stumper
(30) (Video of Joe Torre) This previous Yankee manager named Joe ran the team from 1931 to 1946, winning 8 pennants

$1000 - Triple Stumper
(22) In a 1962 novelty hit, Charles Drake bemoaned that his this "won't come back"

$1000 - Randal
(18) (Video) It's the produce seen here

$1000 - Triple Stumper
(27) In its youth this "holy" fish can be a tinker or a blinker, or even a spike (if Mr. Lee doesn't sue it)

$1000 - Michele
(10) It's a school or practice hall in which karate is taught

Scores at the first commercial break:
John: $4,600
Michele: $200
Randal: -$1,000

Scores at the end of the JEOPARDY! Round:
John: $6,800
Michele: $2,400
Randal: $400

Double JEOPARDY! Round - December 17, 2003

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BIOLOGY

CELEBRITIES' ORIGINAL NAMES

A WEEKEND AT THE CAPE

ENGLISHWOMEN

SAINTS

3-LETTER POETIC WORDS

$400 - Michele
(12) In cattle, the rumen is the first of 4 compartments of this organ

$400 - John
(1) Jacob Cohen, who never gets any respect

$400 - John
(2) (Video) Chatham, Massachusetts is the point in Cape Cod that's usually compared to this body part

$400 - Michele
(10) The "Holy Maid of Kent" was executed for prophesying against Henry VIII's marriage to this woman

$400 - Randal
(26) (Video) He's the saint portrayed here by 15th century painter Ucello

(-$400) - Michele
$400 - John
(18) "I was angry with my friend; I told my wrath, my wrath did end. I was angry with" him; "I told it not, my wrath did grow"

$800 - John
(13) Often found on decaying logs, the puffball is part of this kingdom of organisms that lack chlorophyll

$800 - Michele
(4) Killed by a "Psycho": Jeanette Morrison

$800 - Michele
(3) A Wellfleet church clock keeps ship's time, so 12 o'clock is 8 of these

$800 - Michele
(16) When her sister complained she couldn't find a good, puzzling murder mystery, she set out to write one

$800 - Randal
(27) This sister of Mary served Jesus his dinner, so she's the patron saint of waiters & waitresses

(-$800) - John
(20) Sounding like a type of mineral, it fills in Byron's "Fragrant beads of amber ___ which her fairy fingers ran"

$1200 - John
(14) From the Greek for "change", this one-celled animal consists of protoplasm surrounded by a membrane

$1200 - Michele
(5) Egyptian-born actor & world-class bridge player Michael Shalhoub

(-$1200) - John
$1200 - Michele
(8) (Video of Sarah at the beach in Cape Cod ) Hard-shelled clams called these burrow into the bottom, so you need a long-handled rake to find them

$1200 - Triple Stumper
(17) "Don't know where, don't know when" -- yes I do: this Vera Lynn song was popular in Britain during WWII

$4200 - Randal
(28) (Video) He's the Apostle in the foreground in the painting seen here
DAILY DOUBLE WAGER $4200

$1200 - Randal
(21) This word meaning "before" is a homophone for what you breathe

$1600 - Randal
(15) This term refers to the association of 2 or more organisms living together for the possible benefit of all

$2000 - Michele
(6) 1982 Best Actor Oscar winner Krishna Bhanji
DAILY DOUBLE WAGER $2000

$1600 - Randal
(9) The Pilgrim Monument in this Cape Cod "town" commemorates the Pilgrims' first landing, even before Plymouth

(-$1600) - Randal
(24) The designs of this popularizer of the miniskirt were introduced to the U.S. through J.C. Penney

$1600 -
CLUE NOT REVEALED FOR LACK OF TIME

$1600 - Michele
(22) Keats wrote, "With every morn their love grew tenderer, with every" this "deeper and tenderer still"

$2000 - Michele
(19) Leucine, Isoleucine & Valine are the 3 BCAAs, or branched-chain these

$2000 - Randal
(7) "Sleepless in Seattle" star Margaret Hyra

$2000 - Triple Stumper
(11) (Video) He summered in Truro for many years and painted "Cape Cod Morning," seen here

(-$2000) - Michele
(-$2000) - Randal
(25) In 1987 she became the seventh woman to get the redundant-sounding title of Princess Royal

$2000 -
CLUE NOT REVEALED FOR LACK OF TIME

$2000 - Michele
(23) It's any sphere, or an archaic term for the Earth

Scores at the end of the Double JEOPARDY! Round:
Michele: $13,200
Randal: $8,600
John: $8,000

Final JEOPARDY!

INTERNATIONAL LAW

Drawn up at Pres. Lincoln's request, the first formal code for them said they get humane treatment & wholesome food

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Final JEOPARDY! wagers:
John: $8,000 + $7,999
Randal: $8,600 + $8,500
Michele: $13,200 + $4,100

Final Scores

Michele: $17,300
Randal: $17,100
John: $15,999

Coryat Scores

Michele: $12,800 (17 right, including 1 DD & 1 rebound; 5 wrong)
John: $7,600 (18 right, including 1 DD & 4 rebounds; 3 wrong)
Randal: $5,600 (10 right, including 1 DD; 4 wrong)
Total: $26,000

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PRESIDENTS & CHERRIES	THE NEW YORK YANKEES	THROW IT OVER HERE	NATIONAL FOODS	THE KIDS' TABLE	__JO
$200 - John (1) The story of him chopping down a cherry tree was first mentioned in a biography by Mason Weems	$200 - John (11) On June 2, 1925 first baseman Wally Pipp had a headache; this man filled in & didn't miss a game until 1939	(-$200) - Michele $200 - John (15) The tradition of throwing this after a wedding came out of India where to Hindus it was a symbol of fertility	$200 - Randal (13) They're also known as chips or pommes frites	$200 - Triple Stumper (23) Don't have a cow, man, a baby elephant walks away with this term, too	$200 - Michele (6) Nickname of the woman who set an Olympic record in 1988 in the 100-meter run
$400 - John (2) In 1994 this former President was the Grand Marshal of the Macon, Georgia cherry blossom festival	$400 - Triple Stumper (12) (Video) He's seen here predicting his team's future	$400 - John (19) In being reckless, you "throw" this "to the wind"	(-$400) - Randal (-$400) - Michele (14) To make this dish, tenderize beef round, smother with tomatoes, onions & carrots, season, braise & bake for 2 hours	$400 - Randal (24) For young horses, a colt is a male, this is a female	$400 - John (7) He was Prime Minister of Japan when it attacked Pearl Harbor
$600 - John (3) His circular Presidential memorial stands among the cherry trees that line the Tidal Basin in D.C.	(-$600) - John (28) The Yankees' 2 big home run hitters in 1961 had this combined candy nickname	$600 - John (20) In May 2003 Halle Berry made the news by doing this at an Expos game	$1000 - John (16) Tomatoes, cucumbers, kalamata olives & feta cheese go into this refreshing dish DAILY DOUBLE WAGER $1000	$600 - Michele (25) If this animal category aged a few years, we'd retitle it this	$600 - Michele (8) To get to hotelier Howard Johnson's website, go to this .com
(-$800) - Randal $800 - John (4) The cherry trees that line the Tidal Basin in our nation's capital were donated by Japan in 1912 when he was President	$800 - Michele (29) Since 1995 this shortstop has worn No. 2 & been No. 1 in many fans' hearts	$800 - John (21) A kiss was thrown to the audience at the end of each episode of this game show whose theme is heard here	$800 - Triple Stumper (17) This layer cake is named for one of its ingredients (It was created in America, not Europe)	$800 - Michele (26) As the ugly duckling was really a swan, he was in truth the beautiful this	$800 - John (9) In the second Austin Powers film, Dr. Evil stole Austin's this
(-$1000) - Michele $1000 - John (5) The second President to die in office, he expired in 1850 after eating a dessert of cherries & milk	$1000 - Triple Stumper (30) (Video of Joe Torre) This previous Yankee manager named Joe ran the team from 1931 to 1946, winning 8 pennants	$1000 - Triple Stumper (22) In a 1962 novelty hit, Charles Drake bemoaned that his this "won't come back"	$1000 - Randal (18) (Video) It's the produce seen here	$1000 - Triple Stumper (27) In its youth this "holy" fish can be a tinker or a blinker, or even a spike (if Mr. Lee doesn't sue it)	$1000 - Michele (10) It's a school or practice hall in which karate is taught

BIOLOGY	CELEBRITIES' ORIGINAL NAMES	A WEEKEND AT THE CAPE	ENGLISHWOMEN	SAINTS	3-LETTER POETIC WORDS
$400 - Michele (12) In cattle, the rumen is the first of 4 compartments of this organ	$400 - John (1) Jacob Cohen, who never gets any respect	$400 - John (2) (Video) Chatham, Massachusetts is the point in Cape Cod that's usually compared to this body part	$400 - Michele (10) The "Holy Maid of Kent" was executed for prophesying against Henry VIII's marriage to this woman	$400 - Randal (26) (Video) He's the saint portrayed here by 15th century painter Ucello	(-$400) - Michele $400 - John (18) "I was angry with my friend; I told my wrath, my wrath did end. I was angry with" him; "I told it not, my wrath did grow"
$800 - John (13) Often found on decaying logs, the puffball is part of this kingdom of organisms that lack chlorophyll	$800 - Michele (4) Killed by a "Psycho": Jeanette Morrison	$800 - Michele (3) A Wellfleet church clock keeps ship's time, so 12 o'clock is 8 of these	$800 - Michele (16) When her sister complained she couldn't find a good, puzzling murder mystery, she set out to write one	$800 - Randal (27) This sister of Mary served Jesus his dinner, so she's the patron saint of waiters & waitresses	(-$800) - John (20) Sounding like a type of mineral, it fills in Byron's "Fragrant beads of amber ___ which her fairy fingers ran"
$1200 - John (14) From the Greek for "change", this one-celled animal consists of protoplasm surrounded by a membrane	$1200 - Michele (5) Egyptian-born actor & world-class bridge player Michael Shalhoub	(-$1200) - John $1200 - Michele (8) (Video of Sarah at the beach in Cape Cod ) Hard-shelled clams called these burrow into the bottom, so you need a long-handled rake to find them	$1200 - Triple Stumper (17) "Don't know where, don't know when" -- yes I do: this Vera Lynn song was popular in Britain during WWII	$4200 - Randal (28) (Video) He's the Apostle in the foreground in the painting seen here DAILY DOUBLE WAGER $4200	$1200 - Randal (21) This word meaning "before" is a homophone for what you breathe
$1600 - Randal (15) This term refers to the association of 2 or more organisms living together for the possible benefit of all	$2000 - Michele (6) 1982 Best Actor Oscar winner Krishna Bhanji DAILY DOUBLE WAGER $2000	$1600 - Randal (9) The Pilgrim Monument in this Cape Cod "town" commemorates the Pilgrims' first landing, even before Plymouth	(-$1600) - Randal (24) The designs of this popularizer of the miniskirt were introduced to the U.S. through J.C. Penney	$1600 - CLUE NOT REVEALED FOR LACK OF TIME	$1600 - Michele (22) Keats wrote, "With every morn their love grew tenderer, with every" this "deeper and tenderer still"
$2000 - Michele (19) Leucine, Isoleucine & Valine are the 3 BCAAs, or branched-chain these	$2000 - Randal (7) "Sleepless in Seattle" star Margaret Hyra	$2000 - Triple Stumper (11) (Video) He summered in Truro for many years and painted "Cape Cod Morning," seen here	(-$2000) - Michele (-$2000) - Randal (25) In 1987 she became the seventh woman to get the redundant-sounding title of Princess Royal	$2000 - CLUE NOT REVEALED FOR LACK OF TIME	$2000 - Michele (23) It's any sphere, or an archaic term for the Earth