Contestants
Marc Carcanague, Teacher from Mt. Laurel, NJ
Emily Robin, Development officer, originally from Lafayette, LA
Sean Ryan, Taxi driver, bartender & student from State College, PA (Returning 3-day champ with $44,798)
JEOPARDY! Round - October 13, 2003
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The number in parentheses preceding the clue denotes the order in which the clue was played.
SHAKESPEARE
| COMPLETES THE PROVERB
| DOORS
| NUMBER 19 IN YOUR PROGRAMS
| NO. 1
| IN YOUR HEARTS
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$200 - Sean (1) The name of this play refers to a violent windstorm | $200 - Sean (26) "Familiarity breeds ..." | $200 - Sean (6) This alliterative entryway should be just lower than Rover's rise (the distance between his tummy & the floor) | $200 - Emily (21) Now sporting No. 9, this soccer star wore No. 19 during her stellar college career at North Carolina | $200 - Marc (11) Harding was the first President to ride to his inauguration in one of these | $200 - Sean (16) AKA a myocardial infarction, it occurs when blood flow to the heart is blocked or stopped |
$400 - Emily (2) Play in which Iago says, "In sleep I heard him say, 'Sweet Desdemona, let us be wary, let us hide our loves!'" | $400 - Triple Stumper (27) "A word to the wise is ..." | (-$400) - Emily (7) (Video of Sarah) In an emergency, you don't need to hit this button if you have a door with this type of bar | $400 - Marc (22) Willis Reed wore No. 19 as a leader of this 1970 & 1973 NBA championship team | $400 - Sean (12) Wilhelm Roentgen & Sully Prudhomme were among the winners when these prizes were first awarded in 1901 | $400 - Emily (17) A surgeon may implant one of these to steady an irregular heartbeat |
$600 - Marc (3) Before disinheriting Cordelia, this man warns her, "Nothing will come of nothing" | $600 - Sean (28) "A little learning is a ..." | $600 - Sean (8) C.G. Johnson first made these open upward in 1921, then invented their electric opener | $600 - Sean (23) (Video) Hockey great Larry Robinson, seen here, was nicknamed this, after a "Sesame Street" character | $600 - Sean (13) What is now this ecological annual event was first celebrated on April 22, 1970 | $600 - Sean (18) The number of chambers in the human heart |
$600 - Marc (4) The fair Bianca has an older, somewhat unpleasant sister named Katherine in this play DAILY DOUBLE WAGER $600 | $800 - Emily (29) "Attack is the best form of ..." | $800 - Emily (9) Collectors of these pieces of hardware know that in the 1880s Mallory Wheeler produced exceptional ones | $800 - Marc (24) This Colts QB holds the NFL record with 47 straight games throwing at least one touchdown pass | $800 - Marc (14) This inventor sent the first public telegraph message on May 24, 1844 | $800 - Sean (19) The main artery leaving the heart, its diameter can be as big as a garden hose |
$1000 - Triple Stumper (5) Valentine & his friend Proteus are the title characters of this play | $1000 - Sean (30) "The nearer the bone ..." | $1000 - Triple Stumper (10) In 1424, after 20 years of work, Ghiberti's famed doors in this city finally had their opening | $1000 - Marc (25) The Cleveland Indians retired Bob Lemon's No. 21 & this pitcher's No. 19 | $1000 - Emily (15) As the first woman Cabinet member, Frances Perkins, head of this department, had her work cut out for her | $1000 - Triple Stumper (20) While systole refers to the tightening of the heart, this is the period between contractions |
Scores at the first commercial break:
Marc: $2,200
Sean: $2,000
Emily: $1,800
Scores at the end of the JEOPARDY! Round:
Sean: $6,000
Marc: $4,400
Emily: $3,200
Double JEOPARDY! Round - October 13, 2003
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HISTORIC PEOPLE
| WE'VE GOT STANDARDS
| ENERGY
| THE GUARDIAN
| COUNTRY BY REGION
| ACCENTÉ
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$400 - Triple Stumper (2) During World War II, the Allies referred to him as "the paperhanger" | (-$400) - Emily (7) "I've got" this, "sitting on a rainbow ... what a world, what a life, I'm in love" | $400 - Sean (21) CANDU -- Canadian Deuterium-Uranium -- is this type of installation | $400 - Emily (26) The Dursleys act as guardians to this title wizard-in-training | $400 - Marc (13) Damietta, Gharbiya, Aswan | $400 - Marc (1) It comes before a married woman's maiden name |
$800 - Marc (3) Originally named Temujin, this founder of the Mongol empire took a title which means "universal monarch" | $800 - Triple Stumper (8) 1930 classic heard here performed by Rosemary Watson | $800 - Marc (22) (Video of Cheryl in Oklahoma City, OK) Once a derrick has drilled, what you see in an oil field is a pump jack, bringing up mainly oil and this fuel | $800 - Marc (27) In the movie "Here Comes Mr. Jordan" Mr. Jordan is one of these | $800 - Marc (14) Bydgoszcs, Przemysl, Szczecin | $800 - Marc (12) After a legal proceeding, it's the word for Sadie, Sadie, no longer a married lady |
$1200 - Marc (4) John Ehrlichman, best known as an adviser to this President, later became an exec at a hazardous waste firm | $1200 - Triple Stumper (9) "Honeysuckle Rose" was one of the many classic songs by this bulky pianist | (-$1200) - Sean (23) The first plant generating this type of electric power known as "white coal" opened in 1882 | $1200 - Triple Stumper (28) One of these creatures helped the Hesperides guard a tree that bore golden apples | $1200 - Emily (15) Liaoning, Anhui, Guangdong | $1200 - Emily (18) First name of literary giants Malraux & Gide |
$1600 - Triple Stumper (5) Suspecting that a baron was in love with his wife, this Russian poet dueled him; bad move -- he was killed | $1600 - Triple Stumper (10) Until "White Christmas", "My Blue" this was the all-time best-selling record | $2000 - Marc (24) Instead of low-calorie, Australian diet drinks are labeled low-this unit of energy abbreviated J DAILY DOUBLE WAGER $2000 | $2500 - Marc (29) The Fisher King is the guardian of this relic DAILY DOUBLE WAGER $2500 | $1600 - Sean (16) Eastern Cape, Kwazulu-Natal, Mpumalanga | $1600 - Triple Stumper (19) This accented word follows "actor" & "artist" to mean failure in those dreams |
$2000 - Sean (6) Chile's liberator, he was born the illegitimate son of an Irish-born Spanish officer | $2000 - Emily (11) "Almost Like Being in Love", from this musical, says, "I could swim Loch Lomond and be home in half an hour" | (-$2000) - Marc $2000 - Sean (25) Automakers are experimenting with these, a 2-word term for a device that converts chemical energy into electricity | $2000 - Sean (30) Hephaestus made Talus, a man of brass, to guard this island for its ruler Minos | $2000 - Sean (17) Haryana, Bihar, Manipur | $2000 - Emily (20) Aux lardons is a popular way to serve this leafy salad vegetable similar to endive |
Scores at the end of the Double JEOPARDY! Round:
Sean: $14,800
Marc: $12,900
Emily: $9,600
Final JEOPARDY!
MOVIES
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A catering hall called Aphrodite's Palace is featured in this 2002 film
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Final JEOPARDY! wagers:
Emily: $9,600 + $9,600
Marc: $12,900 - $10,001
Sean: $14,800 + $14,000
Final Scores
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| Sean: $28,800 (3-day total of $73,598)
Emily: $19,200 Marc: $2,899 |
| Sean: $14,800 (18 right, including 1 rebound; 1 wrong)
Marc: $11,800 (17 right, including 3 DDs; 1 wrong) Emily: $9,600 (11 right; 2 wrong) Total: $36,200
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