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00:02playing to win the daily numbers tonight at 7 56 on uvn 38
00:12this is jeopardy let's meet today's contestants a director of development from marblehead
00:21massachusetts brian o'rourke a financial analyst originally from jefferson city tennessee
00:27tony morgan and our returning champion a writer from newport beach california ramsay campbell
00:36whose three-day cash winnings total 38 200. and now here is the host of jeopardy alex
00:49hey johnny thank you ladies and gentlemen hi everyone and welcome to our show
00:53if you were not watching last week uh ramsay's total just announced by johnny would give you
00:59some idea as to the quality of his play so far on jeopardy over 38 000 as he defends once
01:06again but
01:06this time against our newcomers tony and brian gentlemen nice to have you here pick up the
01:10signaling buttons on account because here comes the jeopardy round
01:15and the categories are larry king's public figures driving michael jackson hits in other words
01:2820th century ballet exports and familiar phrases and ramsay you start us off
01:34i'll take michael jackson hits and other words for 100 please 1983 speak speak speak
01:42brian what is say say say you got it i'll take familiar phrases for 100 please if you have other
01:49more important things to do you have other of these to fry ramsay what are fish yes phrases 200 please
01:56big throwing don'ts include the baby out with the bath water and caution to this brian what is the
02:04wind that's it phrases for 300 please in a psalm of life longfellow tells of leaving these behind
02:11on the sands of time ramsay what are footprints correct phrases for 400 william congreve expounded
02:19heaven has no rage like love to hatred turned nor hell a fury like this brian what is a woman
02:27scorned good
02:29phrases for 500 please this phrase meaning to betray someone came from slaves sent
02:33illegally via the mississippi to new orleans ramsay what is to sell them down the river that's right
02:39uh driving for 100 please do this if you love jesus but don't do it just as the light turns
02:46green
02:47tony what is honk correct let's try driving for 200 please the following sound indicates a vehicle in
02:54this gear listen
02:59tony what is reverse yes let's try michael jackson hits in other words for 200 please 1987 naughty
03:06brian what is bad correct driving for 300 please in september of 2000 congress held hearings
03:13on this company's product found on fords tony what is firestone yeah let's try driving for 400 please
03:20experts disagree on whether 10 and 2 o'clock or 9 and 3 is better for this no one thinks
03:27much of the
03:27old wrist drape tony what is uh uh steering wheel position that's it uh let's try michael jackson hits
03:34in other words for 300 please 1983 get out of here tony what is beat it yes let's try michael
03:41jackson for
03:42400 please 1984 suspenseful movie tony what is thriller correct michael jackson 500 please 1982
03:50said female belongs to me tony what is the girl is mine yeah uh driving for 500 please multitudinous
03:58name for the part of the car that transmits gases from the cylinders to the exhaust pipe tony what is
04:06the catalytic converter no brian what is the distributor no correct response what is the exhaust
04:14manifold the manifold all right we have tony forging into the lead with a total of 1700 and we'll return
04:21shortly coming soon to jeopardy jeopardy's new clue crew introducing cheryl sophia jimmy and sarah four
04:30lucky folks who travel all over unearthing cool new video clues for jeopardy america meet the new
04:36jeopardy clue crew premiering september 24th hi i'm kim kerrigan i'm jack williams coming up on
04:43the seven o'clock news we'll show you how these congressional hopefuls are gearing up for tomorrow's
04:48election and a local community in search of an elusive monkey tonight at seven on upn 38
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07:29And now, once again, here's Alex.
07:34Welcome back.
07:35Brian O'Rourke is from Marblehead, Massachusetts.
07:37It's wise in life to remember that you should never assume.
07:43There's a bit of information here.
07:44It says that Brian flew on a parachute drop with the Army Golden Knights.
07:49Now, the assumption I would make is that,
07:50ah, you jumped with the Golden Knights.
07:52But that may not necessarily be the case.
07:54No, they strapped me.
07:55I was the only person in the plane in a four-point harness.
07:58I think they were afraid I might jump with them.
08:00Oh, really?
08:00They were a great bunch of guys.
08:02One of them was a little nutty.
08:03He jumped out and saluted one of the officers as he fell away.
08:07Anyway, I've got a great picture of him standing in the middle of the sky saluting an officer.
08:11Oh, really?
08:11Yeah.
08:12Yeah, they're always fun guys in these groups.
08:14They definitely were.
08:15Tony Morgan, originally from Jefferson City, Tennessee,
08:17a financial analyst who is an avowed French fry junkie.
08:23Okay, who makes the best fries?
08:25Well, you know, the very best fries I've ever had are actually a place in New York City where I
08:29currently live.
08:30They're Belgian, and I probably shouldn't give out their name,
08:32but they're in Times Square at the corner of 52nd and Broadway.
08:35What's the name of the place?
08:36It's called B-Frit, and it's actually, I believe, only in New York City.
08:39They grow their own potatoes, especially for the...
08:42Now, do they spice them with any kind of special ingredients?
08:44They have 11 different sauces to choose from, different spice, mayonnaisees, and so forth.
08:50They didn't pay me anything for this spot.
08:51That's okay.
08:51What makes a great French fry?
08:52It's all about the texture and the amount of grease.
08:56You don't want too much grease or it becomes, you know, something like that.
08:58Wise words.
08:59Ramsey Campbell is our champion.
09:01Not only is he a good Jeopardy player and a good filmmaker, he is a paintball fanatic.
09:08Tell me about paintball competitions.
09:10Well, it's usually two teams capture the flag, and you try and shoot little paint pellets
09:15at the other team, which hurts a great deal.
09:17They do hurt?
09:18They hurt a lot.
09:19But it's...
09:20I found it's a little bit like Jeopardy.
09:21You're not really worried about what happened 30 seconds ago, and you're not so much concerned
09:25about what's going to happen 30 seconds from now.
09:26You just want to, you know, nail this next thing and move on.
09:29Remember that.
09:30Paintball fanatics.
09:31Let's get back into this.
09:32Tony, you have control of the board.
09:34Make a selection.
09:35We'll continue.
09:35Let's try Larry King's public figures for 100, please.
09:38Tonight, the wooden teeth.
09:40Fact or fiction.
09:41Also, his 1754 Fort Necessity Battle Loss.
09:45Mount Vernon.
09:45Hello.
09:47Ramsey.
09:47Who's Washington?
09:48Yeah.
09:49Public figures, 200.
09:50I'm all shook up about my next guest, and the caller is from his hometown, Tupelo, Mississippi.
09:55Hello.
09:57Tony.
09:57Who is Elvis Presley?
09:58Yes.
09:59Larry King for 300, please.
10:01At the bottom of the hour, bet you won't miss my chat with this all-time hit king of baseball.
10:06Cincinnati.
10:06Hello.
10:07Tony.
10:08Who's Pete Rose?
10:08Correct.
10:09Larry King for 400.
10:11A special Larry King tonight.
10:12This wubulous children's author and his thoughts on Rosie starring in his Broadway show.
10:18Tony.
10:19Who's Dr. Seuss?
10:20Correct.
10:20Larry King, 500, please.
10:22He was 77 when he returned to space in 98.
10:24He talks to us now via satellite from Ohio.
10:28Ramsey.
10:29Who's John Glenn?
10:30Yes.
10:30Exports for 100.
10:3190% of Qatar's income comes from the export of this product.
10:37Tony.
10:38What is oil?
10:39Yes.
10:39200 in exports, please.
10:41The hills around San Jose are covered with trees growing this, Costa Rica's top export.
10:47Ramsey.
10:48What is coffee?
10:48What is coffee?
10:49Exports 300.
10:50This crop is king in Mali.
10:52About half of its export income comes from it.
10:55Ramsey.
10:56What is cotton?
10:57Right.
10:57Exports 400.
10:58A big export for Tuvalu is copra, the dried meat of this.
11:06It's the dried meat of the coconuts.
11:08Ramsey, back to you.
11:09Exports for five.
11:10Answer the daily double.
11:16You trailed Tony by 700, but if I remember correctly from last week, you have a tendency
11:21to wager large on daily doubles.
11:25I think I'm just going to go for 1,000 on this one.
11:28All right.
11:29Here is the clue in exports.
11:30In ancient times, the most famous export of the Phoenician town of Byblos to Greece was
11:36this material.
11:39What is paper?
11:40Be more specific.
11:42What is papyrus?
11:42You are correct, and you have 3,000 in the lead.
11:45We have less than a minute to go for this last category.
11:4720th century ballet for 100, please.
11:50This great Spanish cubist designed sets and costumes for the 1919 ballet, The Three-Cornered
11:57Hats.
11:58Brian.
11:59Who is Picasso?
12:00Correct.
12:01200, please.
12:02Prince Rama and the Demons was inspired by the Ramayana, one of the great epic poems of
12:08this country.
12:09Tony.
12:10What is India?
12:10Yes.
12:11300, please.
12:12Happiness is just a thing called Joe goes one of the songs in the 1997 ballet about this
12:17late sex symbol.
12:20Ramsey.
12:21Who is Marilyn Monroe?
12:22Yes.
12:22Ballet for 400.
12:24Philip Feeney's eerie music for the British ballet based on this spooky 19th century novel
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12:30Listen.
12:41Think spooky and perhaps Dracula will come to mind.
12:45Oh, and we won't have an opportunity to read the last clue.
12:49We have Ramsey now in the lead by $400 over Tony.
12:52Brian at 500 will pick first in double jeopardy.
12:55We'll start that round after this.
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15:34Brian's ready.
15:35I hope you are, because here comes the Double Jeopardy round with these categories.
15:39Two Daily Doubles coming up in, ooh, a wise guy.
15:44Wonder Drugs.
15:46Don't mess with Sicily.
15:49Directed, but didn't star in.
15:52Presidential final moments.
15:54And finally, we have some long German words for you.
15:58Brian, you'll start us off, please.
15:59Just for kicks, let's go for long German words.
16:02It's 200, please.
16:03The Reinheitsgebot is the law of 1516 governing the purity of this four-letter drink.
16:10Ramsey.
16:11What is beer?
16:11Correct.
16:12German 400.
16:13Freude is this to which Beethoven composed an ode.
16:17Schadenfreude is this at someone else's misfortune.
16:21Ramsey.
16:21What is joy?
16:22Correct.
16:23German 300, or for 600, excuse me.
16:25A Bildungsroman is this type of work covering a young hero's development.
16:30Brian?
16:31What is an initiation story?
16:33No.
16:35Ramsey or Tony?
16:37Correct response.
16:38What is a novel?
16:39Ramsey, back to you.
16:40German 800.
16:42Sauerbraten is literally sour roast.
16:45This is literally roast sausage.
16:49Tony?
16:49What is Wienerschnitzel?
16:50No.
16:52Ramsey or Brian?
16:53What is bratwurst?
16:55Ramsey.
16:55German for 1,000.
16:57Bismarck and Kissinger are among masters of this politics based on pragmatic concerns.
17:03Brian.
17:04What is realpolitik?
17:05That's it.
17:06You're back on the plus side with 900.
17:07Final moments, 200, please.
17:09He shuffled off this mortal coil in Warm Springs, Georgia from a cerebral hemorrhage.
17:15Ramsey.
17:16Who is FDR?
17:16Correct.
17:17Final moments, 400.
17:18His passing came in Buffalo, New York from gunshot wounds.
17:22Tony?
17:22Who is McKinley?
17:23Correct.
17:24Presidential final moments, 600.
17:26Answer.
17:26Daily double.
17:27One of two.
17:30Make it a big wager.
17:31Respond correctly and you're in the lead.
17:34I'll go for 1,600.
17:36Okay.
17:36For a tie with Ramsey, here is the clue in presidential final moments.
17:40He died in the White House from pneumonia.
17:46Who is William Henry Harrison?
17:50You're right.
17:53I explained that as well.
17:56That scared you, Tony?
17:58More than you know.
17:59All right.
17:59Let's run screaming from presidential final moments to, ooh, a wise guy for 200, please.
18:05Therefore, it's this 17th century philosopher and mathematician, I think.
18:10Ramsey.
18:11Who's Descartes?
18:12Yes.
18:12Wise guy, 400.
18:14Peachy thoughts from this uber philosopher include, God is dead and, is man only a blunder of God?
18:22Tony.
18:23Who is Nietzsche?
18:24Correct.
18:24Wise guy, 600, please.
18:26The writings of this man seen here were truly revolutionary.
18:30Ramsey.
18:31Who is Karl Marx?
18:31Correct.
18:32Wise guy, 800.
18:33He coined the term utopia, now meaning an ideal place, and used it for the title of a 1516 satire.
18:41Brian.
18:42Who is Thomas More?
18:43Correct.
18:44Wise guy, 1,000, please.
18:45By pure reason, you should know he's the categorical German seen here.
18:50Brian.
18:51Who is Immanuel Kant?
18:52Yes.
18:53I'll take Wonder Drugs for 200, please.
18:56Humuline, used by diabetics, is short for human this.
19:01Tony.
19:01What is insulin?
19:02Yes.
19:03400, Wonder Drugs, please.
19:04Football coach and triple bypass patient Dan Reeves advertises Zocor, which mainly aims to lower this.
19:12Tony.
19:12What is cholesterol?
19:13Right.
19:14Wonder Drugs, 600.
19:16Advil migraine eases the throbbing with 200 milligrams of this.
19:21Brian.
19:21What is ibuprofen?
19:23Correct.
19:24Wonder Drugs, 800, please.
19:26The arthritis medicine, Lodine, is an NSAID, a non-steroidal anti-this drug.
19:34Brian.
19:35And what is inflammatory?
19:37Correct.
19:37Wonder Drugs for 1,000, please.
19:39Chlorpromazine, also known as this, was approved by the FDA in 1954 and became the prototype anti-psychotic.
19:47Tony.
19:48What is Valium?
19:49No.
19:50Ramsey.
19:51What is chloroform?
19:52No.
19:53Brian.
19:54What is thorazine?
19:55Thorazine.
19:56Yes, you're in the lead now all by yourself.
19:58Presidential final moments, 800, please.
20:00Answer.
20:01The end finally came for this president in Elberon, New Jersey from blood poisoning after being shot.
20:08Ramsey.
20:09Who's Garfield?
20:09Correct.
20:10Final moments, 1,000.
20:11The second pres to die in the White House.
20:14He was felled by acute indigestion.
20:16Or was it poison?
20:20And that was Zachary Taylor.
20:22Ramsey, we come back to you.
20:23Close game.
20:24Directed but didn't star in, 200.
20:26Ordinary People, 1980.
20:29Ramsey.
20:29Who's Robert Redford?
20:30Yes.
20:31Directed, 400.
20:32Apollo 13, 1995.
20:35Brian.
20:36Who is Ron Howard?
20:37You got it.
20:38Directed, 600, please.
20:40Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil, 1997.
20:44Ramsey.
20:44Who is Clint Eastwood?
20:45Correct.
20:46Directed, 800.
20:47Rachel Rachel, 1968.
20:53Directed by Paul Newman.
20:55Less than a minute to go now, Ramsey.
20:56Directed, 1,000.
20:57Cradle Will Rock, 1999.
21:01Ramsey.
21:01Who is Tim Robbins?
21:02Yes.
21:03Sicily for 600.
21:05Answer.
21:05The Daily Double.
21:08Perhaps a good move.
21:09We'll find out soon enough.
21:11You have a $1,000 lead over Brian at the moment.
21:15I'll wager...
21:193,000.
21:20All right.
21:21Here comes the clue in Don't Mess With Sicily.
21:24The father of this U.S. Supreme Court justice
21:27was a Romance Language professor
21:29who had emigrated from Sicily.
21:32Who is Justice Scalia.
21:33Scalia is correct.
21:36And you now have a $4,000 lead.
21:39Sicily for 200.
21:41At nearly 11,000 feet,
21:43this active spot is Sicily's highest point.
21:47Ramsey.
21:47What is Mount Etna?
21:48Yeah.
21:49Sicily for 400.
21:50Sicily was ceded to the Romans in 241 B.C.
21:53after they won the first of these wars.
21:56Ramsey.
21:57What are the Punic Wars?
21:57Yes.
21:58Sicily for eight.
21:59Heading west to Sicily from Calabria, Italy,
22:02will take you straight to this port city of $263,000.
22:07Tony.
22:07What is Gibraltar?
22:08No.
22:09Ramsey.
22:10What is Messina?
22:10Messina's right.
22:11Yes.
22:12And that does it.
22:13And you have almost, almost turned this into a runaway.
22:18Ramsey.
22:18You have $10,900.
22:21That is not quite twice as much money as your nearest opponent, Brian.
22:25So it's still anyone's game.
22:27Tony on the board with $3,300.
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24:06We'll be right back with Final Jeopardy! after this.
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26:42Here is the clue.
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26:52Good luck.
27:23Tony, we'll start with you.
27:24You faltered just a little bit
27:25in Double Jeopardy,
27:26but it's still your game.
27:28That's possible.
27:29But you have to come up with
27:30the correct response,
27:32and you wrote,
27:32Who is Elsa?
27:33Clench.
27:34You've been watching a lot of CNN
27:36and all those models
27:37on the runways, I think.
27:38It cost you everything you had,
27:40and so you're at zero.
27:41Let's go to your left,
27:42Brian O'Rourke.
27:42He had 5,500.
27:44His response was,
27:45Who is Tiernan?
27:48No.
27:49That will cost you $5,401,
27:52leaving you with $99
27:53as we come to Ramsey Campbell.
27:55His response was,
27:57Who is Patty Hearst?
27:58Yes, indeed.
27:59San Simeon,
28:00William Randolph Hearst,
28:01Randolph Hearst,
28:02and your wager's just $101.
28:04That's $11,001 for today,
28:06a four-day total.
28:07Very impressive.
28:08$49,201.
28:09You get to come back
28:10to see if you can make it
28:11five in a row tomorrow
28:13right here on Jeopardy.
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