Contestants
Kasey Berry, Wife and mother from Covington, LA
Micah Morken, Graduate student originally from St. Cloud, MN
Chris Stansfield, Bartender from New York, NY (Returning 1-day champ with $21,400)
JEOPARDY! Round - December 30, 2003
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The number in parentheses preceding the clue denotes the order in which the clue was played.
RIVERS
| ALPHABETIC HOMOPHONES
| A LUMPY CATEGORY
| NOVEL TEASE
| PRISONS
| CELL BLOCK CINEMA
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$200 - Kasey (3) Lake Mead was formed by damming this river | $200 - Chris (11) Supermodel-actress Macpherson | $200 - Chris (16) Thanks in part to Sir Henry Tate's innovation, tea drinkers opt for "one lump or two" of this | $200 - Chris (1) 1885: "You don't know about me without you have read a book by the name of 'The Adventures of Tom Sawyer'" | $200 - Chris (26) You didn't get sent directly to this prison that closed in 1963; other U.S. prisons sent their worst prisoners there | $200 - Chris (21) In 1957, "everybody in the whole cell block was dancin' to" this title tune |
$400 - Kasey (4) An Iroquois word that means "where goods are brought in" gives this river that flows past D.C. its name | $400 - Chris (12) This pronoun refers to the one being addressed in a conversation | (-$400) - Kasey $400 - Chris (17) In cheesemaking, first the proteins in the milk are turned into solid lumps called these | $400 - Micah (2) 1838: "Please, sir, I want some more" | $400 - Triple Stumper (27) On May 5, 1981 Bobby Sands died on the 66th day of his hunger strike in this city's Maze Prison | $400 - Kasey (22) Sean Penn was in the pen in this 1995 film directed by Tim Robbins |
$600 - Chris (5) (Video of Jeff Probst in Brazil) The Rio Negro is a major tributary of this river, South America's longest | $600 - Chris (13) Middle name of cosmetics queen Mary Ash | $600 - Chris (18) Lumpy Brannum played this important role on "Captain Kangaroo" | $1000 - Chris (6) 1852: "I won't be taken, Eliza; I'll die first! I'll be free, or I'll die!" DAILY DOUBLE WAGER $1000 | $600 - Micah (28) It hasn't been a prison or even a building since 1789, but its "Place" is still a landmark | $600 - Chris (23) (Video) Hi, I'm Paul McCrane from "E.R." I appeared as a prison guard in this Morgan Freeman film based on a story by Stephen King |
(-$800) - Micah (-$800) - Kasey (9) The Grand Coulee Dam derives electric power from this river | $800 - Kasey (14) Dorothy Gale's aunt | $800 - Chris (19) Robert Frost wrote that a poem "begins as a lump" here, "a sense of wrong, a homesickness" | (-$800) - Kasey $800 - Chris (7) 1953: "He flicked the igniter and the house jumped up in a gorging fire that burned the evening sky red" | $800 - Micah (29) Like his character Raskolnikov, he had a stay in a prison in Siberia | $800 - Micah (24) This harrowing 1978 film that made Brad Davis a star wasn't exactly a Turkish delight |
$1000 - Micah (10) It's the longest river entirely within Canada | $1000 - Chris (15) It precedes walk, hawk & cee | $1000 - Chris (20) This lumpy substance, whose name is French for "gray amber", comes from sperm whales | $1000 - Micah (8) 1928: "She married Clifford Chatterley in 1917, when he was home for a month on leave" | $1000 - Chris (30) This Lord Mayor of London, known for his cat, helped rebuild Newgate Prison, later home to William Penn | $1000 - Micah (25) Ashley Judd finds out that she can't be convicted twice for killing her husband in this 1999 drama |
Scores at the first commercial break:
Chris: $4,800
Micah: $1,600
Kasey: -$200
Scores at the end of the JEOPARDY! Round:
Chris: $9,800
Micah: $4,800
Kasey: -$200
Double JEOPARDY! Round - December 30, 2003
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THAT'S THE TICKET
| '90s TELEVISION
| CHEMISTRY COMMERCIALS
| PIANISTS
| RELIGIOUS WORKS
| NOT QUITE BEFORE & AFTER
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$400 - Chris (11) Joe Lieberman was his running mate | $400 - Chris (12) Twins Brandon & Brenda had just moved to L.A. when this series debuted in 1990 | $400 - Chris (22) You've tried other peroxides, like zinc & barium -- it's time to come back to this most widely used one | $400 - Chris (6) (Video) He's the legendary piano-playing showman seen here | $400 - Chris (1) The "Great" one of these buildings in Damascus once had an acre of mosaics believed to depict paradise | $400 - Kasey (21) "Ed Grimley" actor you eat with strawberries & cream |
$800 - Chris (14) In 1944 he ran with FDR | $800 - Micah (13) (Video of Sarah in Alaska) A moose wandered the streets in the credits of this 1990s TV show, set in Alaska | $800 - Chris (27) Calling all Colorado cooks! Use Clapeyron's Equation to relate pressure to this point for a liquid | $800 - Micah (7) With his quartet, this pianist took "Take Five" onto the pop charts in 1961 | $800 - Kasey (2) Bach's cantata "Das Neugeborne Kindelein" was written for the season of this holiday | $800 - Chris (23) "Basic Instinct" femme fatale who's a prehistoric temple on Salisbury Plain |
$1200 - Chris (18) Completes the ticket ____ Kemp | $1200 - Chris (15) Called "Hill Street Blues" with singing, this show from Steven Bochco lasted 3 months in 1990 | $1200 - Kasey (28) When it's going to be a special night, dab on a little of an essential one of these, like patchouli | (-$1200) - Chris $1200 - Micah (8) We'll throw on this old rag & you tell us the name of the self-taught pianist who created it | $1200 - Micah (3) A novel by Walter Wangerin covers the life of this man from Tarsus who was himself a man of letters | $1200 - Micah (24) A drug to reduce physical discomfort that's also known as an orca |
$1600 - Triple Stumper (19) In 1968 Edmund Muskie looked up to him | $1600 - Micah (16) This sitcom was set primarily at an airfield on Nantucket | $1600 - Chris (29) An entire lump of sugar starts to vanish as you watch ordinary water act as this type of liquid! It's that easy! | $1600 - Micah (9) Charlie Parker, Dizzy Gillespie & this pianist with a "religious" name created the Bebop style of jazz in the 1940s | $6000 - Micah (4) (Video) What the man in the center might be saying, it's the 2-word Latin title of the painting seen here DAILY DOUBLE WAGER $6000 | $1600 - Chris (25) Domicile for Lassie where you'll find the U.S. Congress at work |
$2000 - Triple Stumper (20) Adlai Stevenson's running mate in 1956 | $2000 - Micah (17) Nerdy neighbor Brian Krakow pined for Angela on this teen angst show starring Claire Danes | (-$5000) - Chris (30) For a wide range of isotopes, look for this element under the Fm symbol (not available in nature) DAILY DOUBLE WAGER $5000 | $2000 - Triple Stumper (10) He was a world-class concert pianist & in 1919 became the first Prime Minister of Poland | $2000 - Triple Stumper (5) In Byron's "Hebrew Melodies" on Biblical subjects, it's who "came down like the wolf on the fold" | $2000 - Micah (26) "Insectlike" enthusiastic reader who is a hypothetical passage to distant parts of the universe |
Scores at the end of the Double JEOPARDY! Round:
Micah: $23,200
Chris: $13,600
Kasey: $2,200
Final JEOPARDY!
CHARACTERS IN CLASSIC LIT
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The first person mentioned by name in "The Man in the Iron Mask" is this hero of a previous book by the same author
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Final JEOPARDY! wagers:
Kasey: $2,200 - $1,000
Chris: $13,600 + $13,600
Micah: $23,200 + $5,000
Final Scores
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| Micah: $28,200
Chris: $27,200 Kasey: $1,200 |
| Micah: $18,800 (17 right, including 1 DD & 1 rebound; 1 wrong)
Chris: $18,200 (29 right, including 1 DD & 2 rebounds; 2 wrong, including 1 DD) Kasey: $2,200 (7 right; 3 wrong) Total: $39,200
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