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00:01In this ordinary home, no one would guess that mom and dad are spies.
00:07My parents can't be spies. They're not cool enough.
00:11That's cool.
00:12Something's gone wrong.
00:13Except us.
00:14Let's go.
00:15Think action.
00:16Think adventure.
00:18Think like a kid.
00:20Ew, gross.
00:21What do you see?
00:22You.
00:22But act like a spy.
00:24I knew this was gonna happen.
00:26Spy Kids. Rated PG. Available on video and DVD September 18th.
00:31A day of tragedy has affected families across America and created a need right here at home.
00:36That's why ABC7 has teamed up with WTOP Radio and Riggs Bank to form the Washington Family Relief Fund.
00:42But we need your help.
00:44Please send your check or money order in care of Riggs Bank, 817th Street, NW, 20006.
00:51Or you can stop by any Riggs Bank location to make a cash donation.
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01:01America Recovers. Continuing coverage on ABC7.
01:11This is Jeopardy!
01:15Introducing today's contestants.
01:18A telecommunications consultant from Mission Viejo, California, Kevin Laudy.
01:24A law student originally from Forest City, Arkansas, Nancy Kaysbeard.
01:30And our returning champion, a writer from Newport Beach, California, Ramsey Campbell.
01:36Whose four-day cash winnings totaled $49,201.
01:44And now, here is the host of Jeopardy! Alex Rebeck.
01:51Thank you, Johnny Gilbert.
01:53Hello, everyone.
01:53Welcome to our show.
01:54Watching the opening, I couldn't tell, Ramsey, if you were indicating surprise that you have done so well.
02:02Or you were just saying, yeah, I've done it.
02:05I'm good. I'm good. Watch me. I'm good.
02:08I won't ask you to comment on that.
02:09Nancy and Kevin are your challengers for this, your final appearance, Ramsey.
02:13Win or lose. You know that.
02:15Let's go to work, players. Here comes the Jeopardy! round.
02:17Categories are art and artists, U.S. city songs, weapons of war, let's not spread them around, give peas a chance, and let's have goodwill toward men, M-E-N in quotation marks.
02:38Ramsey.
02:39Weapons of war for 100, please.
02:41Take a look at the monitor.
02:41This projectile's name comes from the late Latin for pomegranate.
02:47Ramsey.
02:47What's a grenade?
02:48Correct.
02:48Weapons, 200.
02:50Look again. These rifle additions gained their first prominence in the 17th century.
02:56Ramsey.
02:57What are bayonets?
02:58Yes.
02:58Weapons for three.
02:59A 15th century drawing of the medieval variety of this siege weapon is seen here.
03:05Ramsey again.
03:06What's a catapult?
03:07Yes.
03:07Weapons, 400.
03:09Alphanumeric designation of the American standard used in Vietnam, seen here.
03:14Kevin.
03:15What is an M-16?
03:16That's it.
03:16Let's finish out the category 500.
03:18Take a look.
03:18It's the impressive weapon seen here that can take off and land vertically.
03:23Ramsey.
03:24What is the harrier?
03:25Yes.
03:26Art and artist for 100, please.
03:28Gauguin's mom was Peruvian, and from 1851 to 1855, he lived with her in this capital city.
03:36Kevin.
03:36What is Lima?
03:37Yeah.
03:38Artists and artist for 200, please.
03:40In 1766, George Stubbs, a noted painter of these animals, published a book on their anatomy.
03:47Famous for the horses that he drew, famous for the horses that he drew.
03:53Kevin, back to you.
03:54All right.
03:54Artists for 300, please.
03:55Masterpieces in this Manhattan Museum include Starry Night and Les Demoiselles d'Avignon.
04:02Ramsey.
04:03What is the Museum of Modern Art?
04:04Correct.
04:05Art 400.
04:06This abstract artist's method of applying paint, as in Autumn Rhythm, earned him the nickname
04:12Jack the Dripper.
04:15Nancy.
04:15Who's Jackson Pollock?
04:17Correct.
04:17Art and artist for 500.
04:19This American woman scoffed at charges that her close-up paintings of flowers had sexual
04:24imagery.
04:26Ramsey.
04:26Who's Georgia O'Keeffe?
04:27Good for 500.
04:28U.S. City Songs, 100.
04:31It's My Kind of Town.
04:33Kevin.
04:34What is Chicago?
04:35Right.
04:35City Songs for 200, please.
04:37In 1976, Billy Joel was in this city's state of mind.
04:41Kevin.
04:42What is New York?
04:43Right.
04:44City Songs for 300, please.
04:45In a 1932 standard, it's the city you shuffle off to.
04:49Ramsey.
04:50What is Buffalo?
04:51Correct.
04:51Songs 400.
04:53The song Way Down Yonder in this city goes way back to 1922.
04:58Kevin.
04:59What is New Orleans?
05:00Yes.
05:01Finish it out for 500, please.
05:02Glen Campbell had hits all over the map.
05:05Phoenix, Wichita, and this Texas City.
05:12Galveston.
05:13Oh, Galveston.
05:15No one came up with it.
05:16We have Nancy at 400.
05:17Kevin at 1,200.
05:18Ramsey in the lead with $2,200.
05:22And we're going to take a break.
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07:48And now, once again, here's out.
07:53The first contestant we introduced on our program today,
07:56Kevin Laudy from Mission Viejo, California,
07:58has developed his own economic theory.
08:00I want to hear about it.
08:01It was an inspiration.
08:03Our 20-year-old receptionist at a company that I used to work for
08:06was lamenting how she was always so short on money.
08:09And it just flew into my head.
08:11And I probably plagiarized this from a well-known economist,
08:14but I said, you know, as you go through life,
08:16you'll always be broke, but you're going to have nicer stuff.
08:20That's a good way to look at it.
08:22Nancy Kaysbeer, originally from Forest City, Arkansas,
08:25a law student at Tulane University,
08:29went to Germany last summer for a program in what?
08:32It's Alternative Dispute Resolution.
08:34Now, what is all that about?
08:35Well, we got a mediation certificate
08:38and also studied arbitration.
08:40So it's kind of different options for people
08:43instead of going to trial.
08:46I see.
08:46Now, what happens if you get into an argument with somebody?
08:49Does that studying you did come in handy?
08:52Do you maintain your cool?
08:53Well, I'm supposed to.
08:55But do you?
08:56Well, we never know.
08:57All right.
08:58It hasn't come up yet, obviously.
09:00Ramsey Campbell is our four-day champion.
09:02And probably a long-time Jeopardy fan,
09:05because I understand you used to sneak downstairs
09:08to watch Jeopardy! after your bedtime.
09:10Now, we normally air no later than 7.30 in the evening,
09:12so you were very young then.
09:14My parents were very strict about I had to go to sleep at 7 o'clock.
09:17This was when I was maybe five or six years old.
09:19Of course, I'm such a nerd.
09:20I come downstairs to watch Jeopardy! and not the late, late movie.
09:23But I loved this show, and I have always wanted to go on it.
09:27This has been an amazing experience.
09:29Well, you've been an amazing player.
09:30But these two want to put an end to your winning ways.
09:34And right now, Kevin has control of the board,
09:36so he selects from the remaining three categories.
09:39All right.
09:40Let's go with the Christmas wish.
09:41Goodwill towards men for 100, please.
09:42All right.
09:44A mint-tasting compound from peppermint oil.
09:48Ramsey.
09:49What is menthol?
09:50Yes.
09:50Men 200.
09:51An experienced advisor and teacher.
09:54Kevin.
09:55What is a mentor?
09:56Correct.
09:57Goodwill for 300, please.
09:58A high IQ organization.
10:01Kevin.
10:02What is Mensa?
10:03Yes.
10:03Goodwill for 400.
10:05A wild animal exhibit.
10:08Ramsey.
10:09What's a menagerie?
10:09That's it.
10:10Men 500.
10:11Chemical element 101.
10:14Kevin.
10:15What is Mendeleevium?
10:16Yes.
10:19Sorry about my pronunciation.
10:21Let's not spread him around for 100.
10:23Isolated in 1983, the virus that causes AIDS is known today by this acronym.
10:29Ramsey.
10:29What is HIV?
10:30Yeah.
10:30Spread him around 200.
10:32Seeing Coplex spots on the inside of your cheeks is a sign you've spotted this viral infection.
10:40Ramsey.
10:41What is scarlet fever?
10:43No.
10:44Answer your Kevin.
10:46Kevin.
10:46What is chicken pox?
10:47No.
10:47What are measles?
10:51Back to you, Ramsey.
10:52Spread him around 300.
10:54It's the B form of this inflammation of the liver that's spread by some kinds of personal contact.
11:00Ramsey.
11:00What is hepatitis?
11:01Yes.
11:02Spread him around 400.
11:03Answer.
11:03Daily double.
11:06And you have a $900 lead over Kevin.
11:09I'm going to bet it all.
11:10All right.
11:11For $5,800 as your total, here is the clue in Let's Not Spread Them Around.
11:15A fatal form of blood poisoning in cattle or the group that recorded the 1985 album Spreading the Disease.
11:22What is mad cow disease?
11:26No.
11:27What is anthrax?
11:29Ah.
11:29Anthrax.
11:30Cost you.
11:31You're down to zero.
11:32Spread them around 500.
11:33This lung disease, isolated in 1882, has been found in an ancient mummy.
11:39So there should be hieroglyphic Christmas seals.
11:45Christmas seals were to help combat tuberculosis.
11:48The mummy had signs of tuberculosis.
11:50Ramsey, back to you.
11:51Peas, 100.
11:53In his heredity experiments, this 19th century monk cross-pollinated garden pea plants.
11:59Ramsey.
12:00Who's Mendel?
12:00Yes.
12:01Peas, 200.
12:01It's the husk that peas come in and may be edible.
12:05Ramsey.
12:06What's the pod?
12:07Right.
12:07Peas, 300.
12:08Take a look at the monitor.
12:09This seafaring fashion scene here is popular with sailors and fishermen.
12:14Ramsey.
12:15What's a pea coat?
12:15Yes.
12:16Peas, 400.
12:17In an Edward Lear nonsense poem, this title duo goes to sea in a pea green boat.
12:22The owl and the pussycat went to sea.
12:27And now the last clue.
12:29Widely cultivated for their edible seeds, these peas are also called garbanzos.
12:34Kevin.
12:35What are beans?
12:36No.
12:37Nancy.
12:37What are chickpeas?
12:38Chickpeas.
12:39That's it.
12:39And that takes you to 900.
12:40You're in second place.
12:41Ramsey, though, in third now.
12:43We'll select first in double jeopardy.
12:45We start that round in a moment.
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14:28We are talking to you.
14:31A life of myself.
14:33Yeah.
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14:52Ramsey knows the routine.
14:59He gets to pick first now in Double Jeopardy from these categories.
15:02American folklore, followed by movie roles, countries in Spanish, singing styles, BC people, and redundancy and repetition.
15:15Ramsey.
15:16American folklore, 200.
15:18Traveling on foot, he planted apple orchards all over the Middle West.
15:23Ramsey.
15:23Who's Johnny Appleseed.
15:24Correct.
15:24Folklore for four.
15:26Feebold Feebleson was a giant who performed amazing feats on the plains of Nebraska and this sunflower state.
15:33Nancy.
15:34What is Kansas?
15:35Correct.
15:35American folklore for 600, please.
15:37This lumberjack's tales appeared in a 1914 booklet published by the Red River Lumber Company of Minneapolis.
15:44Nancy.
15:45Who's Paul Bunyan.
15:46Yes.
15:46American folklore for 800.
15:48Folk tales of this legendary keel boatman began appearing shortly after his 1823 death.
15:54Ramsey.
15:55Who's the Flying Dutchman.
15:56No.
15:57Kevin.
15:57Who's Mike Fink.
15:58Correct.
15:59American folklore for 1,000, please.
16:00This Texas cowboy who used a bowie knife as a teething ring was created by journalist Edward O'Reilly in 1923.
16:09Ramsey.
16:09Who's Pecos Bill.
16:10Yes.
16:11Movie Rolls, 200.
16:12Take a look at the monitor players.
16:15Hi, I'm Seth Green.
16:17He played my dad in both of the Austin Powers movies.
16:21Ramsey.
16:21Who's Mike Myers.
16:22Yes.
16:23Movie Rolls, 400.
16:24Ann Archer received an Oscar nomination for playing Michael Douglas' wife in this thriller.
16:29Ramsey.
16:30What is Fatal Attraction.
16:31Right.
16:31Movie Rolls for 6.
16:32Elvis made his feature film debut as Clint Reno in this 1956 western.
16:39Kevin.
16:40What is Flaming Star.
16:41No.
16:43Ramsey or Nancy.
16:44It was called Love Me Tender.
16:47Ramsey.
16:47Movie Rolls for 8.
16:49Private Dick Steve Martin interacts with clips from 40s noir films in this 1982 crime comedy.
16:57Ramsey.
16:58What is Dead Men Don't Wear Plaid.
16:59Correct.
17:00Movie Rolls for 1,000.
17:02In a 1982 movie, Jessica Lange played this actress of the 30s and 40s who was institutionalized and lobotomized.
17:11Kevin.
17:11Who's Francis.
17:13Farmer.
17:14That's it.
17:14Francis Farmer.
17:15Okay.
17:15All right.
17:17B.C.
17:17B.C.
17:17People.
17:18200, please.
17:19At the academy, Plato nicknamed this student the reader because of his love of books.
17:25Ramsey.
17:25Who's Socrates?
17:26No.
17:27Nancy.
17:27Who's Aristotle?
17:28Aristotle.
17:28Yes.
17:29B.C.
17:29People for 400.
17:30Known for his theory of right triangles, he believed that the planets create their own
17:35sounds in their orbits.
17:38Ramsey.
17:38Who's Pythagoras.
17:39Yes.
17:39B.C.
17:40People 600.
17:40Of the 23 Ptolemies who ruled Egypt, she was the only one who bothered to learn the Egyptian
17:46language.
17:47Kevin.
17:48Who's Cleopatra.
17:49Correct.
17:50B.C.
17:50for 800, please.
17:51In 221 B.C., he took command of the Carthaginian army in Spain from his brother-in-law.
17:57Kevin.
17:58Who is Hannibal.
17:59Right.
18:01B.C.
18:02for 1,000, please.
18:03The histories of this father of history told of the Persian Empire's invasions of Greece
18:08in 490 and 480 B.C.
18:11Nancy.
18:12Who is Herodotus?
18:13Yes.
18:14Countries in Spanish for 200.
18:17Sudafrica.
18:19Ramsey.
18:19What is South Africa?
18:20Correct.
18:21Spanish 400.
18:23Argelia.
18:25Ramsey.
18:26What is England?
18:27No.
18:29Nancy or Kevin?
18:31What is Algeria?
18:32Ramsey, go again.
18:34Spanish for 600.
18:37Libano.
18:38Kevin.
18:40What is Libya?
18:41No.
18:42Nancy.
18:43What is Lebanon?
18:43Lebanon, yes.
18:44Countries in Spanish for 800.
18:47Suicia.
18:47What is Sweden?
18:48What is Sweden?
18:53Nancy, select again.
18:54Countries in Spanish for 1,000.
18:56PaÃses Bajos.
19:01Low country or the Netherlands or Holland if you prefer.
19:05Nancy, back to you.
19:05A singing style is for 200.
19:07Take a look at the monitor.
19:10The type of establishment represented here or a style of four-part harmony singing.
19:15Nancy.
19:16What's a barbershop?
19:17Barbershop, yes.
19:18A singing style is 400.
19:19A singing style practiced in Tuva in Central Asia is named for this body part which must get sore.
19:27Ramsey.
19:27What is the throat?
19:28Correct.
19:28Singing styles for 600.
19:30Answer.
19:30The first of the two daily doubles in this round.
19:34Still a close game.
19:35You are still within range, obviously.
19:37Not in this category.
19:39I'm going to wager 1,200.
19:42All right.
19:42For the lead, if you are right, here is the clue in singing styles.
19:47Tremolo is sometimes used synonymously with this other Italian term for a quavering effect.
19:54What is staccato?
19:58No, that's fast.
19:59But vibrato is the word we are going for.
20:03So you're at 1,600 and there is still time.
20:05Singing styles for eight.
20:07In 1933, it had to be Bing Crosby who introduced the song Learn to Do This.
20:15Kevin?
20:16What is croon?
20:17Croon, right.
20:18All right.
20:18Let's finish it out for 1,000, please.
20:19Appropriate nickname of singer Jay Hawkins heard here.
20:23Listen.
20:24Because you're mine.
20:28Ramsey.
20:29What is screaming?
20:30That's it.
20:31Redundancy and repetition for 200.
20:33Technically, it's superfluous to use this word after chili.
20:38Kevin?
20:38What is con carne?
20:39No.
20:42Ramsey or Nancy?
20:44It's superfluous to use the word pepper because a chili is a pepper.
20:48Back to you, Ramsey.
20:49Redundancy for.
20:50This word found on signs before pit and trench is superfluous.
20:55It's an inherent quality of pits and trenches.
20:58Ramsey.
20:59What is open?
20:59Correct.
21:00Redundancy six.
21:01A Toronto institution is somewhat redundantly named this for sick children.
21:06Ramsey.
21:07What's a hospital?
21:07Yes.
21:08Redundancy eight.
21:09It's redundant to refer to this system of measurement since the word means relating to measurement.
21:16Nancy.
21:16What is the metric system?
21:17Metric.
21:17Yes.
21:18And now the last clue is yours.
21:19And it is the other daily double.
21:21Now you could take a clue from Ramsey's book demonstrated this past week and bet it all and put the boys away completely if you respond correctly.
21:36On the other hand, you may want to be more conservative.
21:39About 300.
21:41300?
21:41That is more conservative.
21:43All right.
21:44Here is the clue in redundancy and repetition.
21:46This common legal order to terminate an activity includes two synonyms for stop.
21:53What is cease and desist?
21:55Oh, don't you wish you'd bet a lot?
21:56But you're in the lead with 5,000.
21:59Kevin has 4,100.
22:01And Ramsey still trying to become a five-time champion.
22:05Still in contention with 3,600.
22:07Here's the final Jeopardy category.
22:09Volcanoes.
22:09Okay.
22:10Clue in a moment.
22:13Celebrate.
22:14Celebrate.
22:18Ask your doctor if Celebrex is right for you.
22:23Celebrate.
22:24Celebrate.
22:28Typical dry cat food.
22:31Now whisk his savory nuggets with the soft center.
22:34Perhaps we should try another building.
22:39Whiskos with savory nuggets.
22:42What cats want.
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24:39This one here.
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25:32It all comes down to volcanoes and what these three individuals know about them.
25:37Here is the clue.
25:38Of the U.S. states with active volcanoes, this state is farthest south.
25:4530 seconds.
25:46Good luck.
25:46Good luck.
26:16Ramsey, we start with you.
26:18What did you put down as your response?
26:20You said Hawaiian.
26:21That's correct.
26:22And it will earn you $1,401.
26:25That will put you in the lead momentarily, I fear.
26:27As we go to Kevin.
26:29He had $4,100.
26:30Did he come up with Hawaii?
26:32Yes.
26:32What did he wager?
26:34$4,000.
26:34He has the lead with $8,100.
26:36We come to Nancy.
26:38She had the lead with $5,000.
26:40She's shaking her head because she put down Washington State.
26:44Forgot about Hawaii.
26:46And it cost her $3,500.
26:48She winds up in third place.
26:51And we have a new champion in Kevin Love.
26:53A well-earned victory.
26:56And Ramsey, we might see you in our tournament of champions.
26:59That's an impressive score, $49,000.
27:01But Kevin has $8,100.
27:02And he comes back tomorrow for more on Jeopardy.
27:05Hope to see you then.
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27:16Those who wouldn't be stopped.
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27:23And the ones who refuse to break down.
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